(ABACUS) Association of Biochemistry and Chemistry Undergraduate Students
ABACUS, in the Association of Biochemistry and Chemistry Undergraduate Students. Most of our students look forward to the Annual Biochem games, which is an opportunity for students to meet their peers from other universities across Quebec. ABACUS has, for the past 2 years, held a MOMENTOUS fashion show, furthermore ABACUS has a reputation for throwing Concordia's most notable end of the year parties,and wine and cheese. If you haven't already participated in one of the many events, be sure you don't miss out again. Last year, we held an academic conference which is to be repeated next semester, and in the years to come.
Contact Us: ABACUS@asfa.ca
(AHSC) Applied Human Sciences
The Applied Human Sciences Student Association (AHSCSA) is a dynamic, involved, and inclusive student association. Our goal is to enrich the academic experiences of all AHSC students and foster a sense of community within our department. We do so by organizing program relevant workshops such as career panels, networking events such as the Human Systems Intervention graduate wine & cheese, and hosting social events such as Reggae and Astrology themed parties. In recent years, the student association has developed a strong tie with the Centre for the Arts in Human Development and has raised over $7,500 through benefit concerts. The association has also collected over 200 pairs of jeans for Dans La Rue’s denim drive and raised over $3,000 for Breast Cancer Research. AHSCSA also strives to collaborate with departments across campus; in recent years we have planned events with Religion, Psychology, and Biology students.
To learn more or contact AHSCSA, visit www.AHSCSA.com or email AHSCSA@asfa.ca
(BSA) Biology Students Association
The BSA represents students from the disciplines of Biology, Ecology and Cell & Molecular Biology. As a student association, our goal is to act as a community service, linking Biology students to the Concordia community at large. One service we provide to members is a Notes and Textbook database for Biology and Biochemistry courses. We also host a variety of social and academic events, such as wine and cheeses, hiking trips, comedy nights and crazy-themed parties! Finally the CGP is our annual conservation project where a group of Biology students heads to the Galapagos Islands to help with conservation efforts.
Contact us at: bsa.concordia@gmail.com
(CASE) Concordia Association of Students in English
The Concordia Association for Students in English is a group dedicated to fostering a strong community for students of English Literature and Creative Writing at Concordia University. CASE is responsible for organizing recreational and social gatherings, as well as workshops, poetry readings, lecture series and other activities relevant to the study and pursuit of literature. These activities and events concurrently offer forums for intellectual exchange, opportunities to network with likeminded individuals and, ultimately, forge lasting bonds among the participants, both student and faculty alike. Investing in such relationships will ultimately improve one's university experience, both inside and outside the classroom, and will continue to pay dividends in one's life post-Concordia. CASE is also the deliberative body of representation for students in English in their dealings with the department, the University administration, CSU and ASFA. In addition, CASE helps to fund Soliloquies, Concordia's biannual, student-run journal of poetry, short fiction and drama. Since its inception in 1996, Soliloquies has grown into a vibrant, national publication that proudly represents Concordia within the national literary scene. Our underlying goal is to offers students in English a rich and satisfying experience at Concordia. As such, we value and welcome ideas from our fellow students whose insights help us determine how best to serve the English student body.
Contact Information:
case.president@asfa.ca
(CCSA) Concordia Classics Students Association
The Concordia Classics Student Association represents the interests of students pursuing BA Honours, Major, or Minor in a Classics program or simply registered in a Classics course at Concordia University.
We are committed to promoting the visibility and accessibility of Classics across campus and offering the Classics student body a socially and academically satisyfing undergraduate experience. Accordingly, we regularly organize fun and educational events like faculty-student meet and greets, wine and cheeses, pub socials, film screenings, guest lectures, etc.
If you are interested in joining the CCSA, helping out with one of our events, or have any suggestions/insights on how we can best serve the Classics student body, please feel free to email us at ccsa@asfa.ca.
You can also check out CCSA's website at ccsaonline.wordpress.ca
(CECEEA) Concordia Early Childhood Elementary Education Association
CECEEA (Concordia Early Childhood Elementary Education Association) is an association for undergraduate students in the Early Childhood and Elementary Education program at Concordia University that is committed to building a strong network of future early childhood and elementary school teachers. We aim to provide opportunities for ECEE students to form connections with other students and the faculty while offering academic support and numerous educational and fun events throughout the year.
We offer numerous services:
- Yearly CPR courses for students at a reduced price.
- Assistance with registration and selecting courses.
- Orientation for new students.
- Opportunities to attend conferences.
We also organize many fun events, such as:
- Pub nights and parties
- Holiday and special event dinners
- Cabane à Sucre trips in the Spring
Visit our blog at: http://ceceea.blogspot.com/
(Our contact information and office coordinates can be found there)
CGLSA: Concordia German Language Student Association
(COMS Guild) Communication Studies Guild
The COMS Guild, also known as the Communication Studies Student Guild, is a group of six elected students who work hard year-round to organize social and academic events for the students in the Communications department. These events provide our students with a chance to integrate within their school community, make friends and connections, and have a break from their studies.
We act as a voice for the students, answering their questions, and keeping them informed about current events at the university and how they can get involved. We also work hard to make sure our students are aware about important world issues, and strive to make our events more sustainable, as well as reaching out, by donating food, time, and money to different causes.
We offer many services and resources to our students including a website forum, a gallery, connections with internship opportunities, and an office which is always open to students, with couches, a mini kitchen, and a computer. Among the things our students can look forward to this year are: Student sweaters, Movie Night, Wine and Cheese, Themed Parties, Clothing Swap, Prodfest, Snack Breaks, and much more!
(CPSA) Concordia Physics Students Association
The CPSA (Concordia Physics Student Association) aims to bring together the undergraduate students and faculty of the Physics department. Although the Physics department may be one of the smallest at Concordia, we pride ourselves in the togetherness that this can offer us. Our job as the CPSA, is to take advantage of this fact in order to provide students with resources and activities that will boost their ambition and excitement for physics. The CPSA can deliver the initial velocity to set our students on the highest and farthest trajectory!
Contact us at cpsa@physics.concordia.ca
(CRSA) Concordia Religion Students Association