2016-17 AMS executive team announced

On Feb. 9, the recently elected 2016-17 AMS executive — Tyler Lively, David Walker and Carolyn Thompson — announced the team of students that will join them as the AMS Executive Team for the following year.

The process of hiring the Executive Team — previously called the AMS Council — included reviewing 64 applications and two rounds of interviews. The hiring of the 2016-17 service and government managers will be announced after Reading Week, according to the AMS.

The Journal was unable to obtain interviews with the new team in time for print, as the announcement was made on Tuesday night. We’ll update this story as we receive more information.

New Hires

  • Commissioner of Academic Affairs: Leah Brockie, Con Ed ’17
  • Commissioner of Campus Activities: Greg Kurcin, ArtSci ’16
  • Commissioner of Environmental Affairs: Liam Dowling, Con Ed ’18
  • Commissioner of Municipal Affairs: Francis Campbell, ArtSci ’17
  • Commissioner of Social Issues: Leandra Keren, Comm ’17
  • Director of Hospitality and Safety Services: Brandon Kim, ArtSci ’16
  • Director of Media Services: Max Garcia, CompSci ’17
  • Director of Retail Services: Leo Burns Scully, PheKin ’16
  • Managing Director of the Student Life Centre: Sam Anderson, Sci ’17
  • Director of Advancement: Caitlin McKeen, ArtSci ’16
  • Director of Communications: Bianca Balazic, ArtSci ’17
  • Director of Human Resources: Emma Jones, ArtSci ’16
  • Director of Information Technology: Michael Judd, CompSci ’17 
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