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Black History Month 2010!
Black History Month is an opportunity to share the historical and present contributions of Black Canadians that make in our society. Black History Month initially began in the United States in February 1926, through the work of African American scholar Dr. Carter G. Woodson. His aim was to raise awareness and understanding of the national, social, scientific and political contributions by black Americans. Since 1995, Black History Month has been officially recognized and observed across Canada.
Lights Live at Federation Hall!
Brought to you by Waterloo Team Feds! Watch Lights live in concert at your very own Federation Hall! Get your tickets at the Feds Office in the Student Life Centre.
UW Students only! $10 Advance, $10 Door. 19+ (Bring ID!)
Friday, March 12 2010, doors open at 9:00PM!
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Feds Businesses Closed for Reading Week!
The Bomber & FedXpress will be closed at 6:00PM on Friday, February 12 2010. Wasabi & Curry Up! will be closed at 2:00PM on Friday, February 12 2010. Feds Used Books will be closed as of February 15 2010. All businesses will resume regular hours from February 22 2010.
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Post-Secondary Education and other links related to the students
Updates on the world of Post-Secondary Education...a review of interesting articles from the Month of November
Link of the month:
Students lobby MPPs for necessary changes to higher education
"Student leaders representing 140,000 undergraduate students from across Ontario have returned home from Queen’s Park where they met with over 45 MPPs and 17 Ministers last week to discuss the future of post-secondary education. The meetings were arranged as part of the Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance’s (OUSA) annual three-day lobby conference. Priorities included improving student financial aid, enhancing student success and quality, as well as creating a tuition framework and cost-sharing model that is fair to Ontario students.
Arts Council By-Election: Results
The Election Committee is happy to announce results of the by-election for Students’ Council for a faculty of Arts representative. Polls opened www.vote.feds.ca for 60 hours, ending 10 pm December 3rd.
The results are as follows:
