Ted Rogers Students' Society Information

The Ted Rogers Students’ Society is the student-elected society that represents over 13,000+ full-time undergraduate commerce students attending the Ted Rogers School of Management at Ryerson University. Established in 2003 as the Ryerson Commerce Society, the Ted Rogers Students' Society has a mission to link students together within the 5 schools at the Ted Rogers School of Management. We enable students to be heard as one united voice and to act as a liaison and advocate between commerce students, student groups and the Ryerson faculty for any expression of opinions or questions affecting students educational or co-curricular interests. It is our mandate to be the voice of Ted Rogers Commerce Students, the business leaders of tomorrow, by promoting our abilities and interests both within Ryerson and the global community. TRSS strives to ensure the development of a community spirit within the business student body, and provide opportunities, events and experiences that will enrich every commerce student’s undergraduate experience through our various social, academic and professional development opportunities, events and initiatives. The student life and undergraduate experiences offered by the Ted Rogers Students’ Society is incomparable to any other undergraduate business program in the country, and the experiences for student involvement that we facilitate amplifies the education and development of our students; the leaders of tomorrow. TRSS acts as the umbrella organization to over 30 different student groups within the Ted Rogers School, including course unions and interest groups. As the umbrella organization, TRSS ensures that all student groups receive the necessary support needed to ensure they are equipped to provide all students exceptional extracurricular opportunities. TRSS is governed by the Board of Directors, composed of 15 voting members including 6 Executives and 9 Directors representing the 5 schools within TRSM.