Everyone loves clubs. Why not join one, or better yet, start one of your own!

There are many excellent clubs in science (all clubs will be listed at the bottom of this page) and there's always room for additional clubs. By starting a club, you are eligible for funding from the Science Students' Association to help host events and activities. Pop into the office to get a club package or to find out more about clubs in science.

Registered Science Clubs

Bio-X

Bio-X is a club dedicated to increasing your awareness about future educational and career possibilities in science and beyond. Our events include - but are not limited to - information sessions pertaining to graduate studies, law, medicine and teacher's college; book sales to sell or purchase used textbooks; and fun contests and prizes throughout the year. Our goal is to not only inform you what you can do with a degree in science, but to involve you in everyday science. You can learn more about our club and our activities by visiting our website at www.bio-x.ca or by joining our Facebook group by searching 'Bio-X'.

If you would like to join our mailing list to stay informed about events or if you would like to contact us, please feel free to email us at bio-x@uottawa.ca.

We hope to see you at our events, and we wish you the best in the coming year!

Undergraduate Chemistry Association

Your finger on the pulse of chemistry on our campus! Objectives: 1. Serve as a social frame work bringing chemistry students together 2. Increase the profile of the discipline of Chemistry on campus as an important part of our lives 3. Serve as an academic aid to people studying chemistry, club members or otherwise Website: http://www.chem.uottawa.ca/ugradassoc/

EVS Club

Hi everyone !

The next EVS club event is approaching soon and all of you are invited and
yes, teachers as well! We will be going to a sugar shack (cabane à sucre
Brazeau) on Sunday march 28th. We have a lunch reservation for noon and we
will be leaving around 10h45. This means that we will have time to talk a
nice walk in the trails behind the sugar shack before having lunch.

The activity is not limited to science students and is organized in
collaboration with the outdoors club. Believe it or not but this year the
entire cost including lunch, maple taffy and travel cost and so yes, the
activity is free!! The lunch will be a traditional Quebec lunch: pancakes,
ham, potatoes, omelette, lard and of course, lot`s of maple syrup! To get
there we will be doing carpooling so if you are interested in coming you
must let us know if you have a car.

There is a limited amount of places available and it will fill up quickly so
if you are interested send us an email as soon as you can at
clubevsclub@gmail.com and don’t forget to say if you have a car or not.