UBC SAC Oppurtunities

There is a great opportunity for those of you who might be interested in getting more involved with the AMS! We are currently hiring commissioners for 2008-2009 SAC and FinCom. Here’s your chance to see what goes on behind the scenes =D

The following positions are currently open:

SAC Vice Char
SAC Clubs Commissioner
SAC Bookings Commissioner
SAC Special Projects Commissioner
SAC Building and Facilities Commissioner
SAC Art Gallery Commissioner
Associate Vice President, Finance
Business Operations Coordinator, Finance Commission
Job descriptions and information on how to apply are located here: http://www.amsubc.ca/index.php/ams/opportunities_list/P0/

APPLICATIONS ARE DUE APRIL 11, 2008!!!

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Vote! Vote! Vote! Quadra Vote!

The By-elections are upon us and this is an especially important time for us UBCers… or shall I say Vancouver Quadra residents. While I still vote in my home riding of Windsor, Ontario, I’m sure there are many readers and UBC students who will be casting a ballot Monday. Remember to vote as the papers are making this out to be closer than originally thought! Here are links the candidates their homepages:

Joyce Murray – Liberal

Deborah Meredith – Conservative

Rebecca Coad – NDP

Dan Grice – Green

And for more info about all the candidates… check out recent articles about them…

The Georgia Straight

Vancouver Sun

The Province

Screaming Queens: The Riot at Compton’s Cafeteria

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film, sexuality, transgender, UBC

UBC’s Critical Studies in Sexuality Program presents Susan Stryker (internationally recognized scholar of sexuality and gender) presents her movie “Screaming Queens”.

March 26th @ 4pm
BUCH A 205, UBC Point Grey Campus

On a hot summer’s night in 1966 in the city’s Tenderloin district, a group of transgendered women and gay street-hustlers fought back for the first time in history against everyday police harassment. This was a dramatic turning point for the transgendered community and the beginning of a new human rights struggle that continues to this day.

Come, see the move, talk with Susan!

Screaming Queens: The Riot at Compton’s Cafeteria

UBC’s Critical Studies in Sexuality Program presents Susan Stryker (internationally recognized scholar of sexuality and gender) presents her movie “Screaming Queens”.

March 26th @ 4pm
BUCH A 205, UBC Point Grey Campus

On a hot summer’s night in 1966 in the city’s Tenderloin district, a group of transgendered women and gay street-hustlers fought back for the first time in history against everyday police harassment. This was a dramatic turning point for the transgendered community and the beginning of a new human rights struggle that continues to this day.

Come, see the move, talk with Susan!

Justin Trudeau on Campus Tomorrow

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justin trudeau, liberal, UBC

Join the Young Liberals and – JUSTIN TRUDEAU -, Liberal Candidate in Papineau, for a youth rally and questions at Mahony and Sons at UBC, ONE DAY before Advance Polls open in the Vancouver Quadra Byelection!

JUSTIN TRUDEAU
2:30pm
Mahony and Sons (Pub) at UBC
Thursday March 6th, 2008

Bring your friends and fellow students!
Invite! Invite! Invite!

See you there!

RSVP to:
BraedenCaley@Hotmail.com and Mia.Taghizadeh@Gmail.com

Resisting the University: A Conference on Student activism and Social Change!

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student activism, UBC

Students for a Democratic Society, UBC is hosting
a “Resisting the University” conference March
3-7. Resisting the University is about resisting
the commodification and corporatization of
education, with an anti-militarization,
anti-gentrification and direct-action bent. Our
conference features many UBC professors, local
community activists and students. Our two
keynotes are: David Noble from York University
(Monday 12-2 a.m.) and Denis Rancourt from the
University of Ottawa (Friday, 3-5 p.m.). The
entire conference schedule is attached and also
available on our website
http://www.sdsubc.ca or facebook
group
http://ubc.facebook.com/event.php?eid=20667840135.

If you are interested in learning more about
issues that aren’t addressed in the classroom but
pertain to you as students and members of
society, this week of resistance is for you!

WAGS at UBC: International Women’s Day Event

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UBC, women's studies

WOMEN’S & GENDER STUDIES AT UBC: 35 YEARS OF CREATING COMMUNITIES OF
LEARNERS

HELD IN CONJUNCTION WITH INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY

March 7, 2008, 3:00-6:00

Graduate Student Centre Penthouse, UBC

3:00-3:30 Introductions – Wendy Frisby (Chair, Women’s & Gender Studies)
& Sheanthi DeSilva (President, Women’s and Gender Studies Undergraduate
Association)

3:30 – 4:30 Undergraduate Women’s and Gender Studies Research Panel –
Katherine Lyon, Saadia Rai, Amina Rai and Sheelah Ziajka

4:30-5:15 – Keynote Speaker – Dr. Yvonne Brown, Personal Reflections of
a Mother Teacher on Gender, “Race,” Sexual Orientation, Disability and
Indigenous Struggles for Equality at UBC 1977-2007

5:15-6:00 – Reception & Retirement Celebration for Dr. Yvonne Brown –
Enjoy delicious food and help celebrate Dr. Yvonne Brown’s retirement.

Children Welcome

WAGS at UBC: International Women’s Day Event

WOMEN’S & GENDER STUDIES AT UBC: 35 YEARS OF CREATING COMMUNITIES OF
LEARNERS

HELD IN CONJUNCTION WITH INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY

March 7, 2008, 3:00-6:00

Graduate Student Centre Penthouse, UBC

3:00-3:30 Introductions – Wendy Frisby (Chair, Women’s & Gender Studies)
& Sheanthi DeSilva (President, Women’s and Gender Studies Undergraduate
Association)

3:30 – 4:30 Undergraduate Women’s and Gender Studies Research Panel –
Katherine Lyon, Saadia Rai, Amina Rai and Sheelah Ziajka

4:30-5:15 – Keynote Speaker – Dr. Yvonne Brown, Personal Reflections of
a Mother Teacher on Gender, “Race,” Sexual Orientation, Disability and
Indigenous Struggles for Equality at UBC 1977-2007

5:15-6:00 – Reception & Retirement Celebration for Dr. Yvonne Brown –
Enjoy delicious food and help celebrate Dr. Yvonne Brown’s retirement.

Children Welcome