ubcanthro@gmail.com

Rep: Mo Suwanwela

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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UBCAnth

The Anthropology Students' Association holds both academic and social events throughout the year in an effort to connect students and teachers, and to make anthropology even more fun than it already is! We will be hosting our events online this year due to COVID-19, and our program includes movie nights and discussions in collaboration with the anthropology graduate student association, academic writing workshops, and much more. Keep in touch and email us at: ubcanthro@gmail.com 

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Rep: Yasmine Semeniuk

Instagram: @hsaubc, Facebook 

The UBC History Students Association is a meeting place for all students interested in history, whether they be majors, minors, or simply enthusiasts. We offer history-themed events throughout the year that are open to all students, as well as a space for discussion about topics related to history. We strive to connect students and keep them informed about events and opportunities on campus related to history.

cners.sa@gmail.com

Rep: Jonathan Paul Elmer

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Website: https://cners-sa.arts.ubc.ca/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ubc.cners.sa/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UBCCNERSSA

Twitter: https://twitter.com/UBCCNERS_SA

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We are a group of CNERS students who are committed to cultivating a supportive, fun, and inclusive community of CNERS majors/minors and students interested in the languages, literature, and material culture of the ancient Mediterranean. In association with the CNERS Department, we host various events for students, including hands-on workshops, faculty and alumni events, and pizza-pub nights to kick back and relax!
 

cogsubc@gmail.com

Rep: Christen Ye

ubc.cs.csss@gmail.com

Rep: Natalie Chen

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Website: ubccsss.org

The UBC Computer Science Student Society is the student club for all UBC Computer Science students. We offer events (e.g. board game nights, BBQs, the annual Tech Career Fair) for all CS students. Our office/lounge is located in Room 021 at the ICICS/CS building. This room is also known as The Cube. Drop by our lounge for: - hanging out - games - cheap food and drinks - free microwaving and hot water - volunteering opportunities - many other great reasons!

english.ubc@gmail.com

Rep: Ria Nair

Website:  http://www.ubcenglish.com/

Instagram: @ubc_esa)

The English Students' Association (ESA) connects individuals who are passionate about English language and literature. We aim to foster an engaging and inclusive community in which English Honours, Majors, and Minors may become involved through diverse events and an active social media presence. Connect with us on campus (or virtually) for events such as ice-cream socials, meet the profs, paper workshops, and The Colloquium. We also provide opportunities for UBC undergraduate students to publish their creative and academic work through our blog or The Garden Statuary, the English undergraduate literary journal.

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grsjundergraduates@gmail.com

Rep: Gabrielle Landry

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Social media: https://www.facebook.com/grsjundergrads

president@ubcgsa.ca

Rep: Natasha Thom

ubchsa@gmail.com

Rep: Maximillian Lepur

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Instagram: @hsaubc, Facebook 

The UBC History Students Association is a meeting place for all students interested in history, whether they be majors, minors, or simply enthusiasts. We offer history-themed events throughout the year that are open to all students, as well as a space for discussion about topics related to history. We strive to connect students and keep them informed about events and opportunities on campus related to history.

ausrep.irsa@gmail.com

Rep: TBD

ubcmssa@gmail.com

Rep: Naomi Kim

vpexternal.ubcpssa@gmail.com

Rep: Lia Lee

psa.president@psych.ubc.ca

Rep: Gian Hermosura

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Website: https://psa.psych.ubc.ca/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ubc.psa/

Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/psa.of.ubc/?ref=bookmarks

Here at PSA, our mission is to enhance the personal, professional and academic success of psychology students in UBC by working together with the Department of Psychology. We do this in large part by holding academic and social events throughout the academic year.

ubcsociologyassoc@gmail.com

Rep: Stephanie Markovic

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Website, Facebook, Instagram 

The Sociology Students’ Association (SSA) is an organization of student leaders who aim to enrich the experiences of Sociology and UBC students beyond our department. Our club’s core ideals are: Building, Empowering and Connecting. The ‘Building’ aspect focuses on students’ academic careers by providing academic opportunities and offering academic support (for e.g-peer advising) that can build and inspire a student’s interest in sociology. The value of ‘Connecting’ envisions an environment on campus where undergraduate, graduate students, and faculty regularly get involved in events together, strengthening relationships within Sociology and with other departments. Our final value of ‘Empowering’ strives to empower students to use their sociology degree, giving them the tools to do so while creating a space where students can critically engage with issues. Events we host such as our ‘Sociology Outside the Classroom’ panel showcases the ways in which students can make their impacts in their wider communities.

ubc.salsa@gmail.com

Rep: Sarrah Virji

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Insta: @ubc_salsa

Facebook: @ubc.salsa

Website: https://ubcsalsa.wordpress.com/

SALSA is the official undergraduate society affiliated with the UBC Department of Linguistics. We represent students from the various language-related fields of Linguistics, First Nations Languages and Linguistics, and Speech Sciences, with members also specializing in Cognitive Systems, Psychology, French, Spanish, Anthropology, and many other disciplines! All are welcome to join. As a SALSA member, you’ll get lots of great benefits during your time studying Linguistics at UBC! We offer academic and career planning support in programs and events like Peer Tutoring or Career Panel talks, as well as providing information on many new research or volunteer opportunities as they come up. We also hold social events for students wanting to unwind and connect with their classmates and more!

president.vasa.ubc@gmail.comm

Rep: Jayden Dreher

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Website: Ubcvasa.cargo.site 

The Visual Art Students’ Association (VASA), is a departmental club at the University of British Columbia. While primarily directed towards the visual arts students (BA and BFA) of UBC, anyone who is interested in creating art and meeting like-minded artistic people are welcome to join.

VASA holds various events throughout the year such as student exhibitions, life drawing sessions, artist’ talks, studio tours and other fun events that give students unique opportunities to engage with the arts. This year, our club is interested in hosting online events for students who may not have access to facilities on campus as well as other events which encourage inter-year collectivity.