Governing Documents
The Thompson Rivers University Students’ Union (TRUSU) is registered as a not-for-profit society with the British Columbia Registrar of Societies and is governed by the Societies Act of British Columbia. Internally, TRUSU is governed by a Constitution and Bylaws adopted by the membership, and a Policy Manual containing operational and issues policies adopted by either the Board of Directors or the membership.
In addition to these documents the organization has developed a vision, mission, and values as well as a set of strategic priorities that serve as a framework for planning and define the approach of the Thompson Rivers University Students’ Union.
Constitution & Bylaws
The Constitution and Bylaws define the structure, purpose, and governance of TRUSU. While the Constitution outlines the Union’s core mission, the Bylaws establish key principles such as membership rights, decision-making processes, and the responsibilities of elected representatives.
Policies
TRUSU policies help guide decision-making and daily operations. Issues policies represent the Union’s stance on key student concerns, while operational policies ensure consistency in internal processes. These policies allow TRUSU to adapt to changing needs while maintaining transparency and accountability.
Vision, Mission, & Values
TRUSU’s vision, mission, and values as well as its strategic priorities serve as a framework for guiding the planning of our advocacy, services, and entertainment as well as establishing the principles and approach by which members of the Union work together to serve you.