The Executive Committee
The executive positions within AUSA are one-year sabbatical positions for which any student may stand. An annual election takes place in April or May for the following year's committee. There are also a number of non-sabbatical positions, which are again students elected on a yearly basis, by a series of unhealthy election campaigns. Questions are raised each year, about the environmental effect of the number of posters distributed around the campus.
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