to the Lusi Wong Library for pick-up. Likewise, any books borrowed from these three universities’ libraries can be returned at Renison. Study rooms are available for students to book for group work or small meetings. In a poll conducted by the University of Waterloo's student newspaper, The Imprint, Renison's Lusi Wong Library was voted the best place to study on campus. The Luscott Ministry Centre Renison is home to the Luscott Ministry Centre, where all students, staff, and faculty have the opportunity to relax on couches, enjoy free coffee, tea, and cookies, and make use of a variety of stress relief activities. The Ministry Centre contains the offices of the Renison Institute of Ministry and Renison's Chaplain, with whom many students, staff, and faculty discuss questions (big and small), concerns, and joys. The Ministry Centre is a meeting place where community forms, faith is a welcome part of conversation, and transformation is championed. Chapel of St. Bede The Chapel of St. Bede is the Anglican chapel at Renison University College, and is part of the Diocese of Huron. Sunday morning worship is held here, along with midweek prayers, and is officiated by the College's chaplain, The Rev. Canon Megan Collings-Moore. A labyrinth is set out once a month. The chapel is also available for anyone to use for prayer or meditation. Administration The College operates under a unicameral system consisting of a Board of Governors. The Board of Governors has responsibility for the university's properties, affairs and income and determines approval for tenure and sabbatical for professors of the College. The Board of Governors consists of nine ex officio members including the College's chancellor, president, the president of the University of Waterloo, the Bishop of the Diocese of Huron, one representative for the faculty and one for the staff, and the presidents of both the residence and academic student governments of Renison. The other nine members of the board are elected members. One of these members must be a representative of the Anglican Diocese of Niagara and at least one member of the Board must be an alumnus/alumna of Renison. The President, appointed by the Board of Governors, acts as the chief executive officer of the college and is responsible for administering the affairs of the college. The President acts on behalf of the Board with respect to the operational management and control of the College. The President is the