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Featured Clubs and Groups

As an Arts and Humanities student, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved and share your passions and interests with others. Join a club or meet new friends through special events and volunteer opportunities. The possibilities to grow beyond the classroom walls are endless!

Arts & Humanities Student Council:

How do you define the Arts & Humanities Student Council? While we are students, first and foremost, we are also dedicated members of the Arts & Humanities community. We believe that we belong to the best faculty on this campus and we want to implement student-programming to help foster a better sense of community among all Arts & Humanities Students.

Being a student is not just about academics nor social events but instead a combination of the two and we strive to make sure that our programming is a balance of the two. The AHSC depends on your involvement and participation in order to make sure that our events are things that you want to see. We are students working for students and we encourage feedback on everything we're doing, whether we're doing it right or missing a step. Pop into our office in University College 112F or send the Executive an email. We look forward to getting to know everyone this coming academic year! Visit the A&H Student Council HERE

The Coterie: Undergraduate English Society

Western’s Undergraduate English Society is an organization that aims to enhance the academic and social experience of undergraduate English students at The University of Western Ontario. We offer a wide range of activities and services, including social events for English undergraduates; seminars given by Western alumni and other Canadian writers or poets; as well as academic information about and assistance with English courses. Some of our events include: the Professor Lecture Series (a chance for students to learn about the research interests of, and current research projects being conducted by, faculty members), the Career Panel (enlightenment with regard to various career paths open to English graduates), and the Poetry Slam (a popular competition where poets from all over come to perform their original works). The Coterie also seeks to forge a strong bond between faculty and students by increasing the communication between the two parties, which supports the club’s ultimate goal of fostering a positive and exciting learning environment for English students at Western. Visit The Coterie HERE

School of Thought

Western’s Undergraduate Philosophy Society, School of Thought (SOT), is a network of students whose mandate is to improve both the academic and social experience of all undergraduate philosophy students. In addition to hosting the Department of Philosophy’s annual faculty and student Pizza Party, SOT also organizes several other social outings throughout the year, specifically geared towards the students. With regards to academics, SOT not only puts on guest lecture events featuring keynote philosophy speakers from abroad, but it also offers a Peer Partnership Program in which students in either their third or fourth year volunteer to proofread the essays of first and second year students, and help them to formulate their ideas.

The Western Undergraduate Film Society (WUFS)

WUFS is an organization with the goal of cultivating a new wave of budding filmmakers from the academic community. WUFS organizes film production workshops, film festivals, events, and their own publication, the Reel News. WUFS focuses on such areas as producing high caliber films for submission to the Western Film Festival. WUFS welcomes students with a passion for film, however lacking in productions skills, to join the organization and network with a group of like minded peers. WUFS isn’t just about making films, it is also a group that organizes social events.

The annual $5.00 membership fee brings the student to the status of full membership which permits them entry into film production workshops, waives submission fees to WUFS festivals, allows them to contribute to the Reel’zine, and to also attend the annual end of the year film dinner party. Being a full member also gets you an invitation to join the Facebook page, where you can communicate with members. Visit WUFS on Facebook

Visual Arts Supporters Association (VASA):

The Visual Arts Supporters’ Association (VASA) is a departmental society governed by a student board of directors in the Department of Visual Arts at The University of Western Ontario. The society is dedicated to supporting Visual Arts students, generating community within the Visual Arts department and beyond, and integrating Visual Arts further into the culture at UWO.  Open to all students and faculty, VASA executes a wide variety of art-related events, based on the feedback and interests of its members.  Art sales, trips to cultural centres such as New York, life drawing sessions, and workshops in collaboration with artists in residence are just some of the most popular events in which students have had the opportunity to take part. Visit VASA HERE

 

More Arts and Humanities Student Groups

German Club

Italian Students’ Association

La Tertulia (Spanish Club)

French Club

 

MAIN CAMPUS CLUBS

Joining a club opens up many opportunities and allows for a balance between academic life and extra-curricular activities. With nearly 200 clubs to choose from, there is something for everyone!

Clubs Weeks, held in September and January, showcase campus clubs and provides students with the opportunity to learn more about the opportunities available with each. To view a complete list of USC clubs, click HERE!

 

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