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VP Communications' Council Report January 15Th, 2013 Lucy Ava Liu

Arts Undergraduate Society of McGill University 855 Sherbrooke Street West Tel: (514) 398-1993 Leacock B-12 Fax: (514) 398-4431 Montreal, Quebec H3A 2T7 http://www.ausmcgill.com VP Communications' Council Report January 15th, 2013 Lucy Ava Liu II. VP COMMUNICATIONS Portfolio Changes to Listserv and Communications • We are now featuring a weekly post by each executive on the listserv in order to shift the listserv's focus to include more of the society's activities! • I have also asked the executives to begin updating their blogs on the website... Keep an eye out for your execs' blogs! • Last semester, we set up departmental websites on the AUS page. Now we can offer specific themes for each department to use with their URL. Can you let me know if your association is interested in this? Email: [email protected] AUS Film Series • Quebecois Film Series on right now! • Mon Uncle Antoine Monday at 6pm • Full schedule: Mon. Jan. 13 - “Mon Oncle Antoine” at 7:30 at Leacock 232 • Mon. Jan. 20- “Le Déclin de L'Empire Americain” • Tues. Jan. 21- “Monsieur Lazhar” • Mon. Jan. 27- "The Necessities of Life" • Tues. Jan. 28- "J'ai tué ma mère" • Thurs. Jan. 30- "La Grande Séduction" AUS Prof Talk • Magazine will be set up at proftalk.ausmcgill.com soon. Domain is ready. Article will go up next week soon. • Accepting suggestions for next professor! • We just met this week to finish the article for our interview with Prof. Bisson of Anthropology. Arts Undergraduate Society of McGill University 855 Sherbrooke Street West Tel: (514) 398-1993 Leacock B-12 Fax: (514) 398-4431 Montreal, Quebec H3A 2T7 http://www.ausmcgill.com Music-Arts Collaboration • Collaborating with MUSA to see how we can bring musical opportunities to Arts Students • I will be attending their council this month Francophone Commission • Just finished the first draft of their constitution! • I will look into presenting this at our next council • We are organizing the Francophone Film Series right now plus the Trip to Quebec City in collaboration with FEARC • We will be offering tours in both French and English to students on the trip New initiatives this semester • Working on FAC and Nuit Blanche • Looking to get more involved in student life and student politics issues to expand beyond the portfolio ◦ Have looked into a few ideas – will keep you all updated!.

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