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Summary The Governance & Policy Administrator is responsible for supporting consistent, reliable, and cohesive governance across the Society, including, but not limited to: the administration of our democratic Council structure, assistance with policy and research-related projects, and committee and services support. Description Governance & Policy Administrator Started in 1963, the Society of Graduate Students (SOGS) was initially a social club that hosted a weekly pub night in the attic of Somerville House at Western University. Today,