MEETING AGENDAS AND MINUTES
DOCUMENTS
Governing Documents
Financial Documents
- CSU Budget 2022-23
- CSU Budget 2021-22
- CSU Budget 2020-21 (revised)
- CSU Budget 2019-20
- CSU Budget 2018-19
- Audited Financial Statements 2022
- Audited Financial Statements 2021
- Audited Financial Statements 2020
- Audited Financial Statements 2019
- Audited Financial Statements 2018
- Audited Financial Statements 2017
- Audited Financial Statements 2016
- Audited Financial Statements 2015
- Audited Financial Statements 2014
- Audited Financial Statements 2013
- Audited Financial Statements 2012
- Audited Financial Statements 2011
- Audited Financial Statements 2010
Annual Reports
- Semi-Annual Report 2021-22
- Annual Report 2020-21
- Semi-Annual Report 2020-21
- Annual Report 2019-20
- Semi-Annual Report 2019-20
- Annual Report 2018-19
- Semi-Annual Report 2018-19
- Annual Report 2017-18
- Semi-Annual Report 2017-18
- Annual Report 2016-17
- Semi-Annual Report 2016-17
- Annual Report 2015-16
- Semi-Annual Report 2015-16
- Annual Report 2014-15
- Semi-Annual Report 2014-15
Equity Documents
Issues Policies
Policy No. | Policy Name | Related Campaign |
IS-01 | Student Housing Policy | Where’s the Housing? |
IS-02 | Fall Academic Break Policy | |
IS-03 | Exam Schedule Policy | |
POL-04 | Proportional Representation Policy | |
IS-05 | International Student Tuition Policy | Cap IT |
IS-06 | Needs-Based Grant Policy | |
IS-07 | International Student Working Hours Policy | |
IS-08 | Student Tenancy Rights Policy | |
IS-09 | Open Educational Resource Policy | Make the Switch |
IS-11 | Credit and No Credit Courses Policy | |
IS-12 | Reactivation after Withdrawal Policy | |
IS-13 | Unpaid Practicums Policy | |
IS-14 | Climate Advocacy Policy | |
IS-15 | US Indigenous Student Tuition Policy | |
IS-16 | International Student Financial Aid | |
IS-17 | Public Transportation | |
IS-18 | International Student Health Fee Policy | |
IS-19 | Academic Freedom Policy | |
IS-20 | Tuition Instalment Plan Policy |
Internal Policies
PURPOSE OF THE CSU
In accordance with its constitution, the purposes of the Capilano Students’ Union are:
- to represent and advance the rights and interests of its members;
- to advocate for a more accessible, high-quality post-secondary education;
- to influence the development of sound educational policy;
- to create opportunities and foundations for its members to be successful;
- to provide experiences that complement its members’ academic pursuits;
- to support its members through the delivery of student services;
- to enhance the student experience; and
- to build and strengthen our community relationships
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Any student taking at least one course at Capilano University at any of the three Capilano University campuses is a member of the student union. This includes the Squamish and Sechelt campuses.
There are many different ways to get involved with your student union! Visit our collectives and committees pages or learn about joining a club or even starting your own.
Take some time to look through the various services we offer or attend an event or meeting.
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A full breakdown of fees collected by the CSU can be found here.