CSU asks for student input before Quebec summit on higher education

As a way to get feedback from students on what matters to them when it comes to higher education, the Concordia Student Union is asking for student opinion on what proposals should be presented to the Fédération Etudiant Universitaire du Quebec, who will represent Concordia at Quebec's summit on higher education next month. 

According to an article by The Link, the CSU is encouraging students to give their opinions by voting online for what they want to be in a document being prepared by VP External Simon-Pierre Lauzon. Once the document is complete, it will be presented at the summit.

A Town Hall meeting is being held today on the seventh floor of the Hall building at four p.m. to discuss the proposals that have been brought forward so far. Starting Tuesday, students will have a chance to vote online for which proposals should be included or removed from the document until Frebruary 8th.

According to Lauzon, many of the proposals that have been offered so far focus on the topic of the student movement that happened last spring.