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Look Up - CSA delegates at July General Assembly hosted by Fleming Student Administrative Council

2007-08 CSA President Tyler Wiles at Changeover Banquet

John Tory and Tyler Charlebois CSA Students are NOT Pawns Rally

CSA Student Leaders during sessions at College Boreal in Sudbury

Minister Bentley speaking to CSA delegates in London






The CSA’s Secretariat is responsible for carrying out the day-to-day operations of the organization and to service the membership. The staff of the Secretariat report to the General Manager, who in turn reports to the Board of Directors.

Ted Bartlett
General Manager
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Ted holds a General Bachelor’s Degree from the York University. Ted brings a wealth of management experience from the both the corporate and non-profit sectors, most recently as Canadian Director of an international charitable publishing organization. In addition, Ted has worked as a consultant and advisor across many business sectors. Ted is experienced in leadership and management and brings a contagious enthusiasm and passion to foster the continued growth and development of the CSA. Ted has been a member of the Secretariat since April 2006.

Danielle Smith
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Danielle is a graduate of the Business Administration Marketing Program at Durham College of Applied Arts & Technology. After graduating in 2006, she entered the not-for-profit sector as Business Development Manager & Marketing Coordinator at the Markham Board of Trade (a.k.a. Chamber of Commerce), where she worked until joining the CSA team in March of 2008.

 

Tyler Charlebois
Director of Advocacy
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Tyler is a graduate of the Public Relations Program at Cambrian College of Applied Arts and Technology in Sudbury. He was actively involved in the Students’ Administrative Council (SAC) as Chair, Vice President and President. Tyler was also been a member of the CSA Board of Directors for the two years. As a result of his hard work and dedication as a student advocate, Tyler was awarded the 2005 ACCATO Student Leadership Award. Tyler has been with the CSA as a full-time member of the Secretariat since March 2005.
 

Sean Woodhead
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Sean received his bachelors degree in political science from Brock University, also completing a minor in professional ethics. Prior to being hired by the CSA, Sean gained experience in multiple non-profit organizations. His past work and volunteer functions have covered areas such as operational system design, policy development, risk management and organizational ethics.

 



Ontario Students Benefit from Focused & Collaborative Approach to Infrastructure 5/29/2009
Ontarios college and college/university students welcome todays announcement of additional funds to help tackle the issues of the aging infrastructure and deferred maintenance backlog at Ontarios colleges and universities, says the College Student Al ...



Federal/Provincial Infrastructure Investments Helping to Re-build the Economy and PSE 5/25/2009
College and college/university students applaud both the Harper and McGuinty governments for recognizing and now delivering much needed infrastructure funds to Ontarios colleges and universities, says the College Student Alliance (CSA).



McGuinty Shows Leadership during Tough Economic Times 3/26/2009
Toronto, ON Ontarios college and college/university students are pleased with the leadership shown by the McGuinty government in the 2009 Ontario Budget; delivered this afternoon by Minister of Finance, Dwight Duncan. Budget 2009 provides billions ...



McGuinty government takes steps forward on reducing poverty 12/8/2008
The Minister of the Children and Youth Services, Hon. Deb Matthews, delivered - Breaking the Cycle - the McGuinty governments strategy to reduce poverty in the province of Ontario with much anticipation and to applause by Ontarians, says the College ...



College support staff ratify new collective agreement 10/8/2008
On October 2, full-time college support staff workers across the province voted to ratify the tentative agreement reached on August 31.



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