SSA / AÉS

Backpack to Briefcase

Are you in BIO, GEO or EVS? Wondering just what you can do with that degree once you graduate?


The Faculty of Science Mentoring Centre, in conjunction with Bio-X and the SSA, is hosting a career-oriented information and networking seminar the evening of Thursday, November 20th in the Biosciences Complex. Present will be professors and members of the faculty, current graduate students in various disciplines, and professionals working in industry. It's a great opportunity to ask those burning questions you have about grad school or line up a possible summer job.


To register for the event, go to www.sass.uottawa.ca/mentorship/regsiter. Signing up will get you a personalized business card to hand out employers and professors during the event. For more information, stop by the 2nd,3rd and 4th year Mentoring Centre in Marion (across from the Math Help Centre) or the SSA office (Marion 015).

Lockers for the 2008 school year

Lockers can now be registered in the SSA office (MRN015) for $15 per semester or $25 for the fall and winter semesters together.

 

If you have any questions, email Richard at internal@ssa-aes.com

National Biotechnology Week

Great news!  The Faculty of Science and the SSA are jointly hosting a career fair to coincide with National Biotechnology Week on Thursday and Friday, September 25 and 26.  The event will consist of guest speakers from the industry, information booths, and guided tours of public and private research labs within the Ottawa region.  It's a great opportunity for students to get a taste of the field and check out some of the jobs you may find yourself in down the road.

 

Sign ups for the guided tours are taking place in the SSA office (MRN 015) this week.  There are 25 spots for a trip to the Ottawa Heart institute and Abbott Point of Care in Kanata, and there is another 25 spots on a trip to just the Heart institute.  Note that spots on the tours are being reserved for first-year students.

 

You can check out the schedule of events by clicking HERE.  If you have any other questions, stop by our office or email Matt Alteen at academic@ssa-aes.com.

Clubs!

Do you want to start a club in Science?
Pick a Club's Manual in MRN015 this week!
Registration will take place from September 22-26, 2008.

Homecoming!

The Faculty of Science is hosting Homecoming events this weekend.  Check them out!

 

Annual Homecoming Barbecue in conjunction with the Science Students’ Association

Friday, September 19, 2008 – 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Picnic area beside the parking lot between Marion and MacDonald Buildings, 140 Louis Pasteur St.

 

Dean’s TGIF at Sam’s University Tavern

Relive your student days at one of the Dean’s favorite campus hang-outs.
Friday, September 19, 2008 - 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Sam’s University Tavern, 196 Somerset St. East, Ottawa

SSA General Council Elections

Hey Science Students!

 

Elections for the General Council of the SSA are taking place this month!  Here are some of the important dates:

 

Nominations:  September 15th - 19th

Campaigns:  September 22nd - 26th

Voting: September 29th - October 1st

 

Nomination forms can picked up from the SSA Office (MRN 015) starting at 8:30 am on Monday, September 15th.  For a list of available positions, check out the "Elections" page on our website.  More detailed information will be available next week for any interested candidates.  If you have any specific questions, contact the Chief Electoral Officer, Joel Fair, at vice.president@ssa-aes.com.

101 Week Information

Hey NEW Science Student!

Looking for some information about this thing called 101 WEEK???  Good, you've come to the right place.

Just CLICK HERE and you will download an information package.  You'll need a PDF reader, though.  If you don't have one, we recommend FOXIT READER.

We're looking forward to seeing you in September!

SSA Scholarships 2008

Hello!

 

The winners of the 2008 SSA Scholarships have been selected.  This year we received 110 applications and were able to give out approximately $7000 in awards.  The winners are:

 

Humanitarian Award - Pascale Corneau

Alexandre Sabourin Arts and Community Award - Samira Ahmed

SSA General Council Award - Adam Ray

K'leigh Cundal Community and School Spirit Award - Renée Borkovich

Gee-Gees Spirit Award - Melanie Marstronardi

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