The SSMU Awards of Distinction are designed to recognize students who have demonstrated a combination of strengths in both extra-curricular activities and academics at McGill University. Scholarships valued at two thousand dollars ($2,000) each, will be awarded. To be eligible, a candidate must be an SSMU member* who will have completed twelve (12) credits during...
McGill’s renovations project at the University Centre continues to move slowly. We remain hopeful that we will resume operations for the 2019-2020 academic year. The building closure poses significant challenges to the quality of service we offer students. It also has considerable financial implications: renting downtown Montreal real estate is quite costly, and the added...
SSMU Statement Regarding Incident of Racial Profiling against a McGill Student We at SSMU are horrified and deeply troubled to learn from SSMU member and McGill School of Social Work student Jean Kagame of the racial profiling he experienced from the Ontario Police last week. Throughout his studies at McGill, Kagame has been an involved...
5th Edition of International Conference on Clinical Oncology and Molecular Diagnostics” June 17-18, 2019 in Rome, Italy. The theme is “Conquering Cancer with the Latest Advancements in Clinical Oncology.”
For more info click the link below: https://oncology.euroscicon.com/
Alternative Spring Break is an initiative taking place during McGill’s Reading Week that engages students with five days of volunteering, learning, and interacting with the local, Montreal community. Students will get to immerse themselves in social justice topics by working with local groups and organizations. The ASB experience is a reciprocal one and is there to benefit the needs and development of the student as well as the organization. Through this program, students can: make an impact in a Montreal community, learn first-hand about societal issues these organizations face, gain more understanding of citizenship and solidarity, build career experience. The application will close on Feb. 7th, apply now!
Strategies for building sustainable societies are increasingly driven by innovations in a growing range of fields and disciplines. The ninth edition of the Sustainable Research Symposium will highlight innovators that are pushing the boundaries of biochemistry, urban architecture, and epidemiology, to respond to some of our planet’s most pressing challenges. This is a student-led conference serving as an interdisciplinary platform for students and researchers to share ideas and research. Join us on January 24th for this year’s symposium featuring keynote lectures, lightning talks and posters, and networking opportunities through a wine-and-cheese reception. Registration is free, but spaces are limited. https://mcgillsustainabilitysymposium.wordpress.com/
