Ontario PC Campus Association
The Ontario PC Campus Association (OPCCA) is the student association of the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario, Canada. The organization consists of Ontario Progressive Conservative Party members attending universities and colleges in the province.
| Ontario PC Campus Association | |
|---|---|
| President | Damian Rostoski |
| Vice President | Alessia Dzwigala |
| Treasurer | Thomas Gendron |
| Founded | 1976 |
| Ideology | Conservatism |
| Youth affiliation | Ontario PC Youth Association |
| Website | |
Structure
The Ontario PC Campus Association is directed by the OPCCA Executive, consisting of the President, Vice President, Secretary-Treasurer, Director of Membership and Recruitment, Director of Communications, Director of Campus Activism, Director of Training, Director of Fundraising, Director of Policy, and the Past President. The OPCCA Executive is elected at the Annual General Meeting of the Association, called at least every fourteen months.
The Ontario PC Campus Association coordinates with the Ontario PC Youth Association, which is the youth wing of the Ontario PC Party.
Executive
The current OPCCA Executive as of July 6, 2019:[1]
- President: Damian Rostoski
- Vice President: Alessia Dzwigala
- Secretary-Treasurer: Thomas Gendron
- Director of Membership and Recruitment: Michelle Azalea
- Director of Communications: Jack Fazzari
- Director of Policy: Chaman Bukhari
- Director of Campus Activism: Aidan Scott
- Director of Training: Thomas Hamilton
- Director of Fundraising: Devon Clark
- Past President: Alex Eyre
- President of OPCYA: Alex Corelli
Campuses
The primary responsibility of the Ontario PC Campus Association is to maintain and coordinate relationships across Ontario campuses. Local organization largely falls to the presidents of campus clubs at Ontario universities.
Federal politics
The Conservative Party of Canada is legally distinct in name and structure from the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party. There is considerable overlap between students involved in both political parties. A number of campus organizations recognized by the Ontario PC Party are also affiliated with the Conservative Party of Canada, creating an indirect connection.