The SSMU University Affairs Committee is running a Student Research Competition! The University Affairs Portfolio currently coordinates a variety of research projects focused on university policy, student affairs and applied student research. Our goal is to promote active student involvement in addressing the challenges faced by our university community, so we would like to offer...
Have you ever used a SSMU Service? M-SERT, Drivesafe, Midnight Kitchen, the Flat Bike Collective, Queer McGill, Nightline, Plate Club, Walksafe, the Musicians Collective, and the Volunteer Service are all examples! Whether it was a great or a negative experience, we want to hear from you! If you have used one of the 20 SSMU...
Do you want new couches in the student lounge? Better seating in the cafeteria? Funding for student art projects in the building? More lockers for clubs? A new piece of A/V equipment for use in our bookable rooms? Let us know your ideas for improvements to the#ShatnerBuilding that you would like to see funded by the...
SSMU is redesigning our website http://ssmu.ca/ and we want your feedback to do it! Do you have issues with the current website design? What information would you like to see posted there? How can we make it easier for you to navigate and find what you’re looking for? Please fill out this short, 3-minute survey and tell...
General Assemblies are open to all SSMU members for debating and voting on changes to your Students’ Society. “Every student has an equal voice. That’s what the GA is all about.” General Assemblies are open to all SSMU members for debating and voting on changes to your student society. Only once this term, the Fall GA will be held Monday,...
Following the call-out published on demilitarizemcgill.com on October 15, 2015 titled”#RememberThis: A Call for Campus Alterations,” the Students’ Society of McGill University would like to reaffirm our support for dialogues surrounding alternative narratives of history on campus, particularly those surrounding issues of anti-oppression and social justice. We would like to remind students that although the...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 1, 2015 The Students’ Society of McGill University regrets to announce the vacancy of the Vice-President (Internal) position, effective immediately. The Vice-President (Internal), a member of both Legislative Council and the Executive Committee, is responsible for managing the communications and publications of the Society and spearheading Society programming. Projects and tasks...
Joint SSMU, PGSS, MCSS, and MCGSS Statement Regarding the Appointment of a New Interim Senior Director of Student Services On Friday, September 25, 2015 the Deputy Provost (Student Life and Learning), Ollivier Dyens, announced the appointment of a new Interim Senior Director of Student Services for the coming academic year. We, 1 as the associations...
The Students’ Society of McGill University is announcing the vacancy of the General Manager position. The General Manager supervises the permanent staff members at the SSMU and is one of the centers of institutional memory within the organization. The General Manager is responsible for providing input on long term planning and ensuring the day-to-day...
If you are interested in receiving funding from one of SSMU’s eight funds for your group’s event or project, the deadline to submit your application is Wednesday, October 7th by 11:59 PM. After this date, the Committee cannot guarantee that we will still be able to consider your application. For events requiring funding before this...
Each year, the SSMU has over $250,000 available to help student groups achieve their goals – be it running a successful fundraiser, attending a conference or just hosting that really cool party. To help disburse these funds in the best manner possible, the SSMU Funding Committee is looking for Members-at-Large! There are no strict requirements...
Grab your Student Handbook 2015-2016! Available at: SSMU Building Entrance (3480 McTavish St.) Frosh Registration Tent (Lower Field – Y Intersection) McGill Service Point (3415 McTavish St.)