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University life is about much more than going to class. It’s about meeting new 3 Cultural people and creating bonds that will survive well past graduation. You may not Associations remember anything from that 200 level, but you will surely remember the friends you made, and the experiences you shared together. Clubs offer a great introduction 11 Religious & to student life. They welcome any student Humanitarian that shares their enthusiasm, while introducing them to student life at Associations Concordia.

The CSU’s Clubs Handbook can help you find a group that shares the same 16 Hobbies & hobbies, interests, culture, political beliefs, or religion. If you can’t find a club General Interest dedicated to something you’re passionate about, we can help you create it!

Some people join a club for the parties, 28 Fee Levies events, and activities. Others find a group of people that share their beliefs, and customs. Most admit they wish they had joined sooner, and everyone agrees that 34 Faculty CSU clubs provide a great experience for Associations students. If you’d like to learn more about any club or organisation, feel free to contact them using the information found in this guide. 40 Campus Maps Here’s to a great year,

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Your CSU team ASSOCIATIONS

3 International and Ethnic African Students’ Associations Council Association of Concordia

2010 rue Mackay, Q-104-106 asac.concordia.ca 514-848-2424 x3531 2150 Rue Bishop, K-201 [email protected] 514-848-2424 x3530 The IEAC oversees and coordinates [email protected] the activities of its associations, seek- We are a student organization dedicat- ing to promote an alliance and solidify ed to representing students of African relations among international/ethnic descent within the Concordia commu- student associations and other student nity. We aspire to promote the African organizations. Its main objective is to culture and share its history. unite Concordia’s various ethnic communities, to provide students with a Arab Students Association sense of belonging, and to preserve and share our unique ethnic heritages. 2010 Mackay, Q-003 514-848-2424 x3539 [email protected] ACSioN Network Our goal is to unite the Arab community at Concordia University, to promote acsion.org Arabic culture and heritage, and to in- 2150 Rue Bishop, K-201 crease public awareness about Arabs 514-848-2424 x3530 through the organization of social and [email protected] cultural events. ACSioN Network-Concordia spear- heads programs providing all Concor- Armenian Student Association dia students from the African diaspora IEAC with a united forum which facilitates 2010 Mackay, Q-01 their academic, economic, and socio- 514-848-2424 x3541 cultural excellence! [email protected] Our goal is to introduce the rich and ancient Armenian culture and heritage to the diverse students of our university. We organize cultural days and take part in activities planned by CSU and IEAC.

4 Cultural Associations Bangladeshi Student Association

IEAC 2010 MacKay, Q-202 Concordia Caribbean IEAC 514-848-2424 x3533 Student Union [email protected] BSA proudly represents Bangladeshi ccsu.concordia.ca, facebook.com/ccsu1 students. 1455 De Maisonneuve O., H-733-3 514-848-2424 x3527 Concordia Canadian Asian Society [email protected] CCSU seeks to provide students from clubccas.concordia.ca varied backgrounds the opportunity to 2150 rue Bishop, K-210 learn about the vibrant Caribbean. More- [email protected] over it fosters a sense of community with- Concordia Canadian Asian Society is in Concordia University, and to a larger one of the biggest Asian clubs in Con- extent North American universities. cordia. We aim to promote Asian culture to all new and old Concordia students. Concordia Chinese IEAC Student Association Chabad Concordia ccsaconcordia.ca facebook.com/ChabadConcordia 2010 rue Mackay, Q-002 [email protected] 514-848-2424 x8746 Chabad at Concordia is a grassroots [email protected] Jewish student group. We provide social, CCSA is a large association with its main educational and cultural programming member body and primarily serving Chi- to the students of Concordia University. nese students of Concordia University. We are non-denominational and accept Launched in 2004, CCSA has become one all students regardless of affiliation, sta- of the largest and most active student enti- tus and background. Come join us for a ties across campus. Aimed at promoting weekly Pizza & Parsha meet! both on-campus and off-campus life of Concordia Chinese Students, CCSA has built its reputation for appealing activities and quality services such as gatherings for celebrations, trips to local activities, and low-price yet professional tax preparation.

5 Concordia Egyptian puses. Additionally, we wish to promote Student Association Italian culture as we want to be an organization that people can come to if they www.cesa-concordia.org wish to inquire about anything Italian. 514-885-5072 [email protected] Concordia Polish Introducing Egyptian culture to Concor- Students’ Association dia’s community and to other Concordia student associations. FB: Concordia.Polish.Students.Association.CPSA [email protected] Concordia Irish Society CPSA is an organization led by a group of dynamic students dedicated to en- 2020 rue Mackay, room P-103 hancing student life at Concordia Uni- [email protected] versity. CPSA strives to unite the Polish Irish Concordia promotes the Irish community in Montreal, Quebec, as culture through various activities and well as promote Polish culture by host- a better understanding of Ireland and ing an array of social, cultural, and net- the Irish in Montreal. We will also working events. celebrate other Celtic cultures . Irish Concordia will bring you pub nights, Concordia Ukrainian IEAC hurling and gaelic football workshops, Students’ Union traditional and modern Irish music, movie nights, trivia, theatre, Irish FB: Concordia Ukrainian Students Union Montreal cultural events and Irish lan- 2010 rue Mackay, room Q-202-2 guage workshops. Welcome all! [email protected] The Concordia Ukrainian Student’s Concordia Italian Association Union is dedicated to the celebration and spread of Ukrainian culture and FB: Concordia Italian Association multiculturalism at Concordia Univer- 2150 Bishop Street, K-205 sity. A wide variety of fun activities await; 514-777-6947 don’t be shy, feel free to swing by during [email protected] office hours or email us anytime. The Concordia Italian Association wish- es to represent students of Italian descent at both Concordia University cam-

6 Cultural Concordia University Associations Tamil Mantram Our mission is one of exposing the stu- 2020 rue Mackay, P-306 dent body to the Hellenic culture and [email protected] bringing awareness of issues surround- Concordia University Tamil Mantram ing the Greek community here, in Mon- (CUTAM) is dedicated exclusively to treal, and the world at large through the support and promote Tamil Culture. use of various events. All students, Hel- The goal of CUTAM is to increase cul- lenes or Philhellenes, are welcome to join tural awareness through various cultural the association by sending us an email. activities and to elevate the credits of Tamil Students at Concordia University Hillel as well as to the grand public. Annually, we organize movie nights, fund-raising hillel.ca events, sports events, blood drives as 2020 rue Mackay, room P-205 well as our annual Tamil Formal, a net- 514-848-7487 working event that attracts crowds of [email protected] Tamil students throughout Canada to Hillel represents Jews of all nationali- Montreal in collaboration with Tamil ties and is committed to providing op- Student Association of McGill (TaMil). portunities for students to engage each We also organize the annual talent other through fun and exciting events show “KALAIAMUTHAM” as our com- that aim to foster their Jewish identity. mittment to promote and preserve our Our goal is not only to connect Jew- cultural legacy. We promote our local ish students with each other but with Tamil dance team, the Montreal Mani- groups representing different religions acs composed of students within the and nationalities as well. Montreal community. IEAC Indian Students Association

Hellenic Student IEAC Association of Concordia indian.concordia.ca 2010 rue Mackay, room Q-001 & 002 2010 Mackay Street, suite Q-204 The Indian Students’ Association, or the [email protected] ISA, as it is better known, is an interna- We are Concordia University’s primary tional student organization which serves Greek student association on campus. to bring together Indian students at

7 Concordia University, and members of culture. The JSA is proud to have re- the Indian community in the Montreal ceived two awards in recognition of its region. The purpose of ISA is to act as a success in the short period of time it’s platform for displaying the rich and var- been active. ied culture and heritage of India. Latin American Student Iranian Students Association Organization IEAC of Concordia University IEAC lasoconcordia.com 2010 rue Mackay, room Q-103 2010 rue Mackay, Q-203 [email protected] 514-848-2424 x3532 ISACU organizes activities and social [email protected] gatherings relevant to promoting Irani- LASO represents the cultural variety and an culture through music, dance, food, wonders of Latin America. We organize sport, art, literature, etc. We are a strictly tons of entertaining and diverse events to secular, non-profit, non-political organi- promote our culture and language, and zation that aims to bring together Ira- to spread the magic that our countries nian students and students in general in hold. At the same time we support differ- discovering our rich culture. ent organizations that help those in need. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with us to learn more about who we are and what Lebanese Student we do! Association

2020 Mackay, Room P-304 Jordanian Student Association 514-848-7412 [email protected] [email protected] As the Lebanese association, we have a http://jordanianstudents.concordia.ca common objective, which is working to facebook.com/groups/176888931142 promote our culture and show the true The purpose of the JSA is first and image of Lebanon. It is our duty to ease foremost to create a welcoming and our fellow students’ integration in the supportive atmosphere for Jordanian academic and social spheres. We are students at Concordia. In addition, we here to offer you a clear understanding strive to familiarize students from dif- on the Canadian society and its cultural ferent backgrounds with the Jordanian standing. It is with pleasure that we pro-

8 Cultural Associations vide you with resources needed and offer you all academic benefits Concordia University offers. It is “organization and Ralliement Etudiant Haiti Canada respect” that allows us to succeed and have a brilliant atmosphere full of joy. rehc.concordia.ca 514-848-2424 x5127 [email protected] Moroccans of IEAC Concordia Ralliement Etudiant Haiti-Canada is an Association whose purpose is to [email protected] increase the knowledge of students at M0C is a support network for Moroccan Concordia University about the Haitian students at Concordia University as well culture. Concordia Students of all back- as a platform that puts forward the Mo- grounds are encouraged to join and roccan culture. We aim at enhancing the contribute to its multicultural diversity. Concordia students’ experience by offering a different perspective of the world, Syrian Students through a large panel of activities that Association represent the Moroccan customs. 2020 rue Mackay, P-106 Nigerian Students 514-585-9881 Association Concordia [email protected] The Syrian Students Association, estab- FB: nsaconcordia lished by a group of Syrian Students on [email protected] July 4th, 2001, as a non-profit organi- The Nigerian Student Association Con- zation based in Concordia University, cordia is the first of its kind in Montreal Montreal, Quebec. We are dedicated to and we strive to represent the face of Ni- improving Syrian Students Academic gerians/Nigerian-Canadians here at Con- Experience, Educating ourselves and cordia and in Montreal. We showcase our others about Syrian History and Cul- rich culture through a variety of social, ture, and building a unique Syrian foun- cultural, and educational activities and dation merged with the surrounding events throughout the academic year. We societies and other similar cultures. extend membership to all students, as we believe everybody has a different aspect of life that is worth sharing.

9 Traditional Chinese Han Culture Vietnamese Creative Generation ConU A place for those interested to gather and study traditional Chinese culture, [email protected] including Hanfu (traditional cloth- A place for those interested to gather ing worn by the Han Chinese ethnic and study traditional Chinese culture, group), Kung Fu tea, calligraphy, tradi- including Hanfu (traditional cloth- tional musical instruments, traditional ing worn by the Han Chinese ethnic dance, and to promote the traditional group), Kung Fu tea, calligraphy, tradi- values of harmony, courage, righteous- tional musical instruments, traditional ness, courtesy, wisdom, honesty, loy- dance, and to promote the traditional alty, and filial piety. values of harmony, courage, righteous- ness, courtesy, wisdom, honesty, loy- Turkish Student Association alty, and filial piety. Concordia [email protected] www.turkishconcordia.4t.com FB: Turkish Student Association Concordia TSAC is not a political organization, it is a social organization. Everyone is welcome! We encourage you to join, especially if you are interested in Turkish culture. We communicate in English since we have a lot of non Turkish speaking members. The purpose of TSAC is to gain new members, help new Turkish students with their adaptation to the university and to promote Turkish culture among students and staff of Con- cordia.

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RELIGIOUS & HUMANITARIAN ASSOCIATIONS

11 Alternative Spring Break Association for Baha’i Studies http://asb.concordia.ca 438-885-5997 [email protected] [email protected] Through the Dean of Students Office, Our purpose is to study the teachings, the ASB program is an exciting opportu- history, and philosophy of the Bahá’í nity for you to participate in a week-long, Faith, while their applications to the hands-on, service-learning experience! present world by sponsoring such activi- When you participate in an ASB expe- ties as lectures, conferences, devotional rience, you’ll get the chance to learn gatherings, and distribution of literature about different cultures, communities, on the Bahá’í Faith. This Association and social issues by working with a va- does not endorse any partisan political riety of service organizations. group or activity but rather focuses on social action and how with a unified vision and purpose, we can help the ad- Amnesty International Concordia vancement of society. amnesty.concordia.ca Art of Living YES!+ 2150 rue Bishop, K-120 [email protected] on.fb.me/nCzpTl Our vision is of a world in which every 2150 rue Bishop, K-130 person can enjoy the human rights en- 514-690-1424 shrined in the Universal Declaration of [email protected] Human Rights and other international Let’s infuse our lives with enthusiasm, human rights standards. AIC under- strength, and expanded awareness. takes research and action focused on Weekly meetings include free guided preventing and ending grave abuses of meditations, yoga, as well as wisdom the rights to physical and mental integ- discussions. We have biannual nature re- rity, freedom of conscience and expres- treats, Success Without Stress seminars, sion, and freedom from discrimination, Saturday Night Yoga, volunteer opportu- within the context of its work to pro- nities, and the amazing YES!+ seminar mote all human rights. which teaches successful life skills for today’s fast-paced society.

12 Religious and Best Buddies Humanitarian Associations bestbuddies.ca Concordia Christian [email protected] Fellowship Care about animals? Want to speak up for those who can’t? ccf.concordia.ca From the peace of mind that comes 2020 rue Mackay, P-305 with buying a product that hasn’t been [email protected] tested on animals to the health ben- We are a diverse, multi-ethnic commu- efits of a vegan diet, getting involved in nity of students at Concordia who are animal rights has its rewards. The ones committed to following Jesus Christ who truly benefit most are animals, together. As a club, we seek to welcome who depend on us for our compassion, and pursue friendship with all who our voice, and our action. This year, get come. Check out our web page or sign involved with CARA and make a differ- up for our email list to receive informa- ence today! tion and updates about our events, bible studies and prayer meetings for Concordia Animal Rights this year! Association Concordia Sikh Students facebook.com/groups/2256508996 Association 2020 rue Mackay, P-303 [email protected] [email protected] Care about animals? Want to speak up A group dedicated to gathering and sup- for those who can’t? porting the local Sikh students at the From the peace of mind that comes University of Concordia. As University with buying a product that hasn’t been students our meaning of the word ‘Sikh’ tested on animals to the health ben- becomes doubly emphasized. Not only efits of a vegan diet, getting involved in are we learning from everyday life, but animal rights has its rewards. The ones also learning in our Universities. But who truly benefit most are animals, while we feed our mind, we must also re- who depend on us for our compassion, member to nourish our soul. And while our voice, and our action. This year, get our professors teach us of Mathematics, involved with CARA and make a differ- Languages, Arts and Sciences, our Guru ence today! teaches us of Enlightenment.

13 Concordia University Catholic oldest clubs on campus. We have Full Student Association Moon Rituals, Samhain (the original Halloween), Yule, Movie Nights catholic.concordia.ca and Spiritual Workshops. Our vi- 7141 rue Sherbrooke O., AD-130-2 sion is to encourage friendship and spiri- [email protected] tual discovery. The CUCSA is a place where Catholic students can gather in community by shar- Journalists for Human ing faith experiences, supporting each Rights Concordia (JHR) other, and celebrating special events during our academic life at Concordia. Come jhrconcordia.com join us for social activities, social justice [email protected] activities, volunteering, sacraments and Twitter @jhrConU other activities to balance your relation- JHR’s goal is to make everyone in the ship with God and your studies. world fully aware of their rights. Creating rights awareness is the first and most Concordia University Pagan Society necessary step to ending rights abuses. By mobilizing the media to spread hu- [email protected] man rights awareness, JHR informs Concordia University Pagan Society people about human rights, empowering (CUPS) has been holding functions marginalized communities to stand up, since 1994 - that makes us one of the speak out and protect themselves. We oldest clubs on campus. We have Full welcome students from any faculty. Join Moon Rituals, Samhain (the original Hal- us and help spread rights media. loween), Yule, Movie Nights and Spiri- tual Workshops. Our vision is to encour- Muslim Jewish age friendship and spiritual discovery. Feminist Alliance

Cupcakes for a Cause [email protected] FB: MuslimJewishFeministAlliance [email protected] The Muslim Jewish Feminist Alliance FB: on.fb.me/1BW0fzQ was created to explore shared issues, Concordia University Pagan Society experiences, histories, and narrative (CUPS) has been holding functions sthrough a feminist lens. Our main since 1994 - that makes us one of the objective is to humanize the “other”

14 Religious and Humanitarian Associations through everyday interactions and activities by tackling feminist issues. We host conferences and speaker panels, set up social justice platform to uphold the information tables to educate students rights of the Palestinian people in the about Islamic and Jewish feminism, and face of human rights violations and all regularly hold meetings and other activi- forms of racism, discrimination, misin- ties throughout the year. formation and misrepresentation. Through awareness raising, advocacy Muslim Student work, non-violent direct actions, soli- Association darity building, and the promotion of Palestinian identity, culture and history, msa.concordia.ca | 514-848-7410 SPHR works to support and protect 2020 Mackay, P-203 Palestinian human rights both locally [email protected] and internationally. The MSAs mandate is to: Help Muslim students strengthen their faith, increase Thaqalyn Muslim their knowledge and understanding of Association Islam, purify their hearts, deepen their spirituality, develop sound Islamic char- tma.concordia.ca acter based on the directives of the Holy 2020 Mackay, P-202 Qur an and the Prophetic Sunna, and 514-848-7443 otherwise draw closer to the goal of [email protected] complete and sincere submission to Al- The Thaqalayn Muslim Association lah (God) which lies at the basis of the (TMA) is a Concordia University stu- Islamic world-view. dent group that aims to actively contribute in the putting forward of the Solidarity for diverse views, which encourage dialog Palestinian Human Rights and debate. In order to promoting the exchange of ideas at Concordia Univer- facebook.com/sphr.concordia sity, TMA is committed to addressing 514-848-2424 x7418 modern issues in the light of Islamic 2020 Mackay , P-307 thought. TMA is dedicated to organiz- [email protected] ing activities that allow students to ex- SPHR is a non-profit, student-based or- perience Islamic heritage. ganization that advocates on a strong

15 HOBBIES & GENERAL INTEREST

16 Hobbies and AIESEC Concordia General Interest aiesec.ca/concordia ConChords 7141 rue Sherbrooke O.,SC 3-07 [email protected] ConChords was created with the aim of AIESEC, the world’s largest student-run bringing together students interested in organization, is the international plat- the art of live dancing and singing per- form for young people to explore and formance, as well as instrument playing develop their potential to have a posi- as therapeutic tools. More than a per- tive impact on society. “In partnership forming band, the club aims at helpping with business and higher education, its members develop well-being around AIESEC Canada has over 50 years of a common passion, music. We have experience in developing high-potential bi-weekly gatherings for music related students into globally-minded respon- game nights, and we plan a live perfor- sible leaders. AIESEC’s innovative mance to showcase our work at the end development process consists of un- of the Winter semester. Get in touch! matched leadership experiences and global internships.” Concordia Bitcoin & Crypto Society C4-Concordia Case Competition & Consultancy Club [email protected] cbcs.club [email protected] FB: concordiabitcoinclub FB: C4club Concordia Bitcoin & Crypto Society C4 Club is a student-run associa- aims to raise awareness about Bitcoin tion that focuses on building a strong and crypto-technologies in Concordia’s community within Concordia where community. Among our different activi- all students will have the opportunity ties we host Bitcoin 101 sessions to help to participate. Our mission is to in- Concordians get familiar with the tech- crease student involvement in case nology. We also hold bi-weekly meetings competitions as well as give students to work on crypto-technology related the chance to practice their classroom projects. CBCS provides an opportunity skills in real life situations. for students to discuss the economic, political and technological ramifications of Bitcoin and similar technologies.

17 Concordia Chess Club Concordia Dodgeball League http://chess.concordia.ca/ [email protected] [email protected] The aim of this club is to bring about Concordia Chess Club brings to you a friendly competition among students. warm and relaxing atmosphere to enjoy The club also promotes sportsmanship & play chess, as well as socialize with in fair games, and aims to unite all the active chess players from different lev- culture clubs of Concordia University in els! Weekly meetings will be set to put an annual culture club tournament. The your chess skills to the test and once plan is to have a monthly organized you’re ready, the monthly tournaments dodgeball game at either the SGW or will give you the chance to win a prize! Loyola gyms respectively. Sometimes there will be a charity event for a respec- Concordia Committee for International tive organization. Relations and Diplomacy (CONCIAD) Concordia Emergency [email protected] & Medical Team FB: conciad The aim of this Concordia Commit- [email protected] tee for International Relations and Concordia Student Emergency Re- Diplomacy is to represent Concordia sponse Team has the mission to offer in diplomatic and international simula- first aid on Concordia events and even- tions (i.e. Model European Parliament tually to offer a 24 hours first aid service SPECQUE, National Model African on both campuses. Union and excluding Model United Nations Organs) and to raise aware- Concordia E-sports Association ness among students on diplomatic, political, environmental, economic and [email protected] international affairs. We intend to send We seek to provide a social network student delegates to various conferenc- and a platform to students at Concor- es, organize events with guest-speak- dia who have a particular passion for ers, hold in-house conferences and in- E-sports competition. We organize vite members of various debate groups monthly events and tournaments for and student clubs from Concordia and Dota and some other popular competi- other universities to participate. tive electronic games in North America.

18 Hobbies and General Interest In addition, we cooperate with some major game studios in Montreal area, enhancing Concordia’s reputation, Concordia Lacrosse Association whilst promoting our game design program. [email protected] www.concordialacrosse.ca Concordia Games Club www.facebook.com/concordialacrosse Concordia Lacrosse competes in the games.concordia.ca Eastern Conference of the Canadian [email protected] University Field Lacrosse Associa- 7141 rue Sherbrooke O., room SC-03-11 tion, the premier field lacrosse league Our Club is a place for students to get in Canada. As Canada’s oldest sport, away from the struggles and challenges lacrosse plays an important role in of daily life. We provide a variety of our nation’s history. In addition to distracting entertainments, which give being the National Summer Sport of students a chance to unwind. Canada, it is one of the fastest growing sports in North America. Our club’s Concordia JKA Shotokan Karate mandate is to field a team for competi- Students Association tion against other universities, to grow the sport of lacrosse in the Greater facebook.com/groups/concordia. Montreal Area, and to promote school karate pride through athletic competition. [email protected] Our club actively participates in tour- Concordia Model United Nations naments in the Montreal karate community and we have social-events to conmun.ca meet other karate enthusiasts! 514-836-6345 If you’ve ever been interested in ka- [email protected] rate, come and try a class with one of In Model UN, students step into the Montreal’s highest ranking JKA (Japan shoes of ambassadors from UN mem- Karate Association) instructors, Sen- ber states to debate current issues on sei Melarie Taylor, 5th Dan. the organization’s agenda. While playing their roles as ambassadors, student “delegates” make speeches, prepare draft resolutions, negotiate with allies

19 and adversaries, resolve conflicts, and Concordia Parkour Community navigate the Model UN conference rules of procedure - all in the interest of [email protected] mobilizing “international cooperation” FB: concordiaparkour to resolve problems that affect coun- We are a group focused on the practice tries all over the world. of Parkour, which has been described as the art of displacement. All are wel- Concordia Music Club comed to join regardless of age, current physical capabilities or even academic [email protected] affiliation. All that is required is a desire FB: ConcordiaMusicClub to move and a willingness to learn. Our goal is to integrate the Concordia community with the music makers by Concordia Real Estate Club promoting student musicians whether in the music program or not in addition concordiarealestate.club to providing a space for musicians and [email protected] music advocates to collaborate and ex- CREC is the first real estate-orienmted pand on their creative process. club at Concordia University. Its goal is to bring awareness of the various Concordia Outdoors aspects of the real estate industry to Concordia and John Molson students. concordiaoutdoors.org Several cocktail and networking confer- 2020 MacKay, P-103 ences are hosted throughout the year [email protected] where a variety of professionals within Concordia Outdoors is a group dedicat- the real estate industry are invited to ed to enriching student life by helping talk to students. Concordia students and community members experience and learn from Concordia Safe Cosmetics Club the world outdoors. We strive to make outdoor experiences accessible for [email protected] members of the Concordia community. CSC deals with the safety and prov- Some of our activities include: camp- enance of some ingredients used in ing, hiking, kayaking, climbing and vari- body care products. We encourage the ous outdoor group activities such as usage of nonpetroleum-derived ingre- capture the flag. dients, as well as the replacement of

20 Hobbies and General Interest other ingredients found to have harm- ful effects on human and environmental health. We are here to provide you opment, through the practice of the tra- with the tools needed to find affordable ditional Japanese martial arts of Kendo and effective alternatives. and Iaido. Our goal is to help students overcome their own limitations, by of- Concordia’s Green Party of Quebec fering them the opportunity to experience an ancient Japanese tradition. Join [email protected] us and unleash the warrior within you. By becoming a member of CGPQ, Con- cordians will join a community that Concordia Ski & mobilizes students on issues related Snowboard Club to the environment, social justice, and human rights. The club seeks to em- surfthesnow.org power students to engage with their po- 2020 rue Mackay, P-103 litical representatives and will reflect its [email protected] member’s needs and concerns at the The Concordia Ski & Snowboard Club Green Party of Quebec. The GPQC of- is an association dedicated to improve fers a respectful platform for students student life by offering affordable ski to raise their political concerns and pro- and snowboard trips throughout the vides a network in order to interact with winter season, as well as access to a the executives and with the leaders of like-minded community. Throughout the GPQ which are currently students the season, the CSSC has around a doz- at Concordia. en scheduled trips to the best moun- tains of Quebec and Vermont, one of Concordia Shidokan which is a dangerously fun weekend Kendo and Iaido Club getaway. We also contribute to student life off the slopes with our notoriously shidokanmontreal.ca hectic annual “Halloween Howler” and 7200 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest a number of newer initiatives such as 514-962-7237 our film screenings at Reggie’s and [email protected] “Droopy Toque Friday” events. The Shidokan Kendo and Iaido Club contributes greatly to building confidence and enhancing personal devel-

21 Concordia Squash! Concordia SWARM

[email protected] FB: Concordia Swarm The newly formed Concordia Squash We are the student-run group that team is officially recruiting, whether you brings the students to the athletes and are a competitive player, an intermedi- athletes to the students in an effort to ate or have never played but always increase Concordia Stingers Pride and wanted to then please read on. As of all good times related to supporting last year Concordia was present on the our very own student athletes. University League squash circuit, com- peting with universities across Canada Concordia University Tea such as Mcgill, Queens, Waterloo, Mc- Enthusiasts Association (CUTEA) master, Western, and many others. We call ourselves the Concordia Shockers cutea.ca | [email protected] and we currently have players ranging FB: cutea from the very highest level all the way The Concordia University Tea Enthusiasts down to those who are just picking up Association (CUTEA) provides opportuni- a racquet for the first time. ties for all students to meet and socialise with fellow tea enthusiasts, taste and dis- Concordia Street Dance cover different kinds of tea, and take part in traditional tea ceremonies from multiple [email protected] cultures. No prior experience or knowledge FB: Concordia Street Dance (CSD) required! CUTEA also organises trips explor- Concordia Street Dance is designed ing local tea shops and cafes, and helps to gather those interested in different members find their favourite teas at the best styles of dance, especially the ones price. Join us and make lots of new friends! considered street dance. The club will provide a friendly community for CSU Concordia UniversityTennis Club (CUTC) members to practice and acquire dance skills, share dance knowledge with oth- The Concordia Tennis Club provides a er members, learn about the various friendly atmosphere for undergraduate dance resources in the Montreal street students who enjoy or play tennis to meet, dance scene, create connections with practice together, and further their passion other dancers, and to simply have fun! for the sport. Students at any level of ex- Let’s get DOWN! :) perience are encouraged to get in touch!

22 Hobbies and Concordia Veterans Association (CVA) General Interest

Ex-military personnel often experience Cyber-Sense considerable difficulty in adjusting to their new way of life. The Concordia Vet- cybersense.concordia.ca erans Association provides a community [email protected] and support to currently serving mem- At Cyber-Sense, Concordia undergrad- bers and veterans of all nationalities, uate students help each other in fix- ensuring their academic and overall suc- ing and solving computer and related cess. Additionally, the CVA seeks to edu- information technology problems. We cate people on the relationship between provide tutorials for data securi- military service and mental health. ty and problem solving skills, and we can also assist in the proper recycling ConU Ultimate Frisbee and disposal of computers. We plan to offer refurbished computers and re- [email protected] lated parts to Concordia students and Allowing students to enjoy ultimate low-income families. frisbee either at a recreational or competitive level, the ConU Ultimate Debate Club Frisbee club welcomes everyone who would like to join. See you on the field! The Debate Club was created to allow students from any department to Conservative Concordia practice their oration skills and criti- cal thinking in a friendly environment. [email protected] We teach students forms of debate Conservative Concordia is the official cam- that allow them to create strong argu- pus club of the Conservative Party of Can- mentative structures. We hold formal ada. Today’s Conservative Party is a young, and informal events on our own and dynamic and vibrant training ground for in partnership with other groups at tomorrow’s leaders and a clear choice for Concordia, promoting a spirit of dis- driven youth who want to make a differ- cussion and open debate in a mature ence. If you believe in political balance at environment. Get in touch with us if Concordia University, better political edu- you’re interested! cation, less government and more freedom, join Conservative Concordia today!

23 Discordia and management of our volunteers, and management and development of [email protected] our activities. FB: Discordia Poetry Collective Discordia is a group dedicated to Hip Hop Heads of Concordia SLAM and performance poetry in a safe space. Throughout the year we [email protected] put on several competitive poetry Our aim is to spread awareness of hip Slams where anyone can come and hop culture and what it represents. Our read what they’ve written, as well as organization will bring avid Hip-Hop afi- workshops. cionados and casual listeners under one roof. Just as hip-hop is a community, the Electronic Music Concordia community will be given more Association Concordia opportunity to provide a platform for students who are aspiring rappers, dancers, [email protected] artists and deejays to express their cre- FB: emac.concordia ativity and showcase their talents. Frontier College Jeux de la Communication Delegation Concordia www.frontiercollege.ca/concordia 2150 Bishop, K 110 jdlcconcordia.com 514-848-2424 x7484 514-919-9378 [email protected] [email protected] Frontier College--Students for Literacy Each year, a delegation of many stu- Concordia is the Concordia branch dents at Concordia is formed and of a nation-wide literacy organization trained in their respective case trials, that recruits and trains volunteers to to participate in the Jeux franco-cana- work with adults and children, help- diens de la communication. The Jeux ing them to improve their reading Franco-Canadiens de la Communica- and writing skills, and encouraging tion is a serious case competition life-long learning. Our program is run where francophone universities from by our executive Organizational Team, eastern Canada compete in selected also volunteers, who are responsible communication and journalism cases. for recruitment, selection, training

24 Hobbies and League of Concordia Improv General Interest [email protected] Management Consulting Club LOCI is an improvisation club open (MCC) to all Concordia Students based on the model of the LNI (Ligue National The Management Consulting Club con- d’Improvisation). Participants will ducts case cracking sessions and pro- have a chance to experiment with vides resources and guidance for stu- acting in a creative and collaborative dents interested in gaining experience team competition environment. Stu- in the consulting field. We also hold dents will be given a chance to im- events throughout the year, including prove their confidence and composure recruitment events and speaker panels, by the exercise of acting in front of an in order to expand the opportunities audience, and will use the activity to available to our members. enhance their social network. MedSpecs Liberal Concordia [email protected] [email protected] FB: MedSpecsCU liberal.concordia.ca MedSpecs is a club for potential appli- Liberal Concordia is the official branch cants to medical schools. It provides of the Liberal Party of Canada at Con- students with a doctor shadowing pro- cordia University. We bring politicians gram and research opportunities. In and speakers to Concordia, host cock- addition, it organizes events in which tails, and debate other parties and medical students share their experi- schools, in addition to participating ences with Concordia students to help in Liberal Party events and other po- them succeed in getting into medical litical functions. If you’re a policy hack, schools. MedSpecs gives a good in- want to get involved in politics at the sight on what to expect from a career grassroots or higher levels, make con- in the medical field. nections, or just have a good time, visit our site and get on our list -- it’s worth it!

25 Otaku Anime of Typhon Dragon Boat Club Concordia University facebook.com/groups/2398107356/ otaku.concordia.ca | 514-848-7576 514-889-8783 (text) facebook.com/groups/Otakuanime- [email protected] club 2020 rue Mackay, room P-106 The group’s mandate is to promote [email protected] a growing new sport and its Chinese The Otaku Anime Club of Concordia heritage to the student community. promotes all elements of the Japanese Our goals include teaching the basic otaku culture, including anime, manga, techniques of dragon boat, developing video games, cosplay and more! The the team spirit and cooperation of 20 club organizes screenings as well as a paddlers per boat as well as encour- trip to Anime North in Toronto every aging an active lifestyle through the year. Come hang out with our friendly practice of a recreational sport and the staff at our club space! participation of social activities. Socialist Fightback Student Association [email protected] The objective of the Socialist Fightback is to give a socialist and working class perspective on current and historical events, domestic and international, to its members and those who wish to participate. The Club also strongly encour- ages participation in the student move- ment to fight tuition fee increases with a perspective of free and universal education to all members of the population.

26 Hobbies and General Interest Fraternities Tau Kappa Epsilon & Sororities tkekx.com Inter-Frat Council [email protected] TKE is a brotherhood of men supporting [email protected] each other’s mental, moral and social is an umbrella organization of the development. Members of TKE, the larg- Greek organizations at Concordia. Its est college-board based social fraternity primary purpose is to raise awareness in the world, value scholarships, charac- about Greek life and encourage each ter, leadership, teamwork, and service. organization to work together to en- rich student life. Zeta Tau Omega Sorority

The Brotherhood of Omicron www.zetatauomega.net [email protected] [email protected] Offers members a chance to be in- Symbolised by a perfect circle, Om- volved in philanthropy, community ser- cron is a brotherhood of equals,where vice events, social activities, academic no one man is better than another. scholarships, a network of sisters, close Just as a chain is only as strong as its friendship and lifelong memories. Any weakest link, so too our circle is only undergraduate female can join. as strong as the members within it.

Delta Phi Epsilon www.freewebs.com/dphiebetapi/ is an international organization of women who strive for the development of a social consciousness, thinking and acting for the greater good. Our founding principles of Dedication, Pride, and Excellence assure development and achievement for women.

27 FEE LEVIES AT CONCORDIA

28 Fee levies What is a fee levy? at Concordia

From time to time a student group The Concordian may ask students to support them by contributing a fee levy. To do this they theconcordian.com must ask students through referendum 7141 Sherbrooke St., CC-431 (Loyola) if they support the fee levy. These fee [email protected] levies represent a large number of as- Twitter: @TheConcordian sociations and organizations that are These are your stories. Completely vital to student life at Concordia. independent and completely student run. That’s why the Concordian brings you news, sports, arts, entertainment and culture from around campus and Student Media around Montreal, getting the stories that matter to you. Accurate, honest, CJLO Radio insight without bias.

cjlo.com, CC-430 1690AM Concordia University CJLO is Concordia’s one and only Television radio station. The station is 100% non-profit, and is run entirely by vol- cutv.concordia.ca unteers. CJLO broadcasts on 1690 2110 Mackay suite V-403 AM throughout the Montreal area and 514-848-2424 x7403 features a wide variety of program- [email protected] ming. CJLO has over eighty DJ’s who CUTV is a Campus/Community TV spin live. Whether you are interested and video production studio that pro- in Rock, Alt, Hip-Hop, RPM, Punk, vides an essential service to those in Metal, Jazz, World, Country or Talk and the Montreal community whose needs Sports, CJLO has something for you, are not met by mainstream commer- FEE LEVIES and is always looking for more on-air cial TV stations and video production talent and volunteers. facilities. AT CONCORDIA

29 The Link Fee Levy Groups thelinknewspaper.com 1455 De Maisonneuve O., H-649 Cinema Politica [email protected] Twitter: @Linknewspaper cinemapolitica.org/concordia The Link has been Concordia’s inde- Research and Viewing Library: H 733-1 pendent newspaper since 1980. . A Screenings in H-110, Every Mon. @ progressive, passionate hub of print 7pm and online media, The Link is by stu- [email protected] dents, for students. Run by a group of Cinema Politica is a weekly free politi- volunteers, our space is a venue for cal film series at Concordia University writers, reporters, photographers, de- and on campuses across Canada and signers and artists eager to hone their abroad. Each semester programming is skills, gain experience and raise hell. focused on social justice, environmental and cultural identity issues, and all L’organe screenings aim to bridge political independent filmmaking, local activism http://www.lorgane.org and civic education and engagement. L’Organe est le magazine francophone Screenings are on Monday nights in et étudiant de l’université Concordia. La Room H-110 at 7:30 p.m. and admis- vocation de l’Organe est d’offrir aux étu- sion is free or by donation. diants de l’Université Concordia comme à la population montréalaise : un con- Concordia Community tenu gratuit, innovant et documenté. Solidarity Co-op Bookstore

The Void 2150 Bishop Street K-annex 514-848-2046 http://thevoidmagazine.com/ [email protected] THE VOID MAGAZINE is Concordia’s The Co-op bookstore is an independent only bilingual art and literary free maga- and not-for-profit co-operative book- zine and dedicated to publishing the ex- store. We offer an alternative to the cor- perimental writing and art of Concordia porate-run book store. Life-time Mem- students at a quarterly rate. bership is only $10.00 and it entitles you to special discounts. Some of our ser-

30 Fee levies at Concordia vices include: Used textbook consign- ment, school supplies, and individual ordered books, at non-for-profit-prices! Le Frigo Vert

Concordia Volunteer 2130 rue Mackay Abroad Program 514-848-7586 [email protected] concordiavolunteersabroad.org Frigo Vert is Concordia’s student food 1455 de Maisonneuve Ouest co-op. It offers a variety of organic and Annex V210 514-848-2424 x7876 bulk foods, as well as quick snacks, Working with community partners in coffee, and environmentally friendly Gulu and Northern Uganda, we offer household products, all at a great price. students an opportunity to gain practi- cal hands-on experience in the field of People’s Potato international development while participating in a vibrant cultural exchange. 1455 De Maisonneuve O. H-733 Serves vegan meals, Queer Concordia Mon-Fri @ 12:30pm [email protected] 2020 Mackay P-102 | 514-848-7414 The People’s Potato is a vegan soup [email protected] kitchen offering daily by donation queer.concordia.ca meals to students. We serve more than Queer Concordia is an on-campus re- 400 meals daily to students and com- source centre and safe space for all stu- munity members with the help of our dents identifying outside the cissexist dedicated volunteers. We are commit- heteronorm and for their allies. We pro- ted to educating about healthy cooking vide free safer sex products, an extensive and food politics and to broader goals lending library, and plan a multitude of of social and environmental justice. events throughout the school year. We’re always looking for new volunteers and love meeting new community members -- so drop by!

31 Quebec Public Interest Research 2110 Gender Advocacy Group (QPIRG) at Concordia centre2110.org | [email protected] www.qpirgconcordia.org (514) 848-2424 ext. 7431 1500 de Maisonneuve O., #204 2110 Mackay Street, Ground Floor [email protected] 514-848-7585 1500 De Maisonneuve, Suite 404 qpirgconcordia.org The 2110 Centre for Gender Advocacy The Quebec Public Interest Research promotes gender equality and empower- Group (QPIRG) at Concordia is a student ment, particularly as it relates to marginal- funded, social justice organization that ized communities. Along with a variety of seeks to make campus-community links programming and campaigns, the Centre and inspire social change through engag- provides respectful, confidential peer-to- ing, inclusive and non-hierarchical ap- peer support, advocacy and resources; proaches. We are a resource centre that houses a resource centre and libraries; supports student involvement around and offers accessible spaces to facilitate diverse social and environmental issues. community organizing and action. Right To Move Sustainable www.rtm-lvl.org/ 514-999-4885 Organizations Right to Move is a non-profit organization that believes bicycles are a form of Allégo Concordia transportation that should be available to all. We have a drop-in, do-it-yourself sustainable.concordia.ca/ourinitia- bicycle shop where members can fix their tives/allego own bicycles with the help of volunteer Allégo aims to reduce the number of sin- mechanics, hold hands-on workshops. gle occupancy vehicle trips to and from the university by giving commuters the information and facilities to make more sustainable transportation choices.

32 Fee levies Concordia Greenhouse at Concordia sustainable.concordia.ca/ourinitia- resources to sustainable development tives/greenhouse at Concordia; with the aspiration of our Concordia Greenhouse is an initiative actions in Montreal resounding glob- that uses the Henry F. Hall building ally. Visit the website above to find out rooftop greenhouse as an all-organic how you can apply for funding! space, geared towards education and research, sustainable horticulture, and Sustainable Concordia community-building, in partnership with the department of Geography, [email protected] | x5829 Planning and Environment. Plenty of 2090 Mackay (Annex Z), room 204-1. volunteer opportunities. http://sustainable.concordia.ca/ SC strives to create a culture of sustain- R4: Rethink, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle ability at Concordia, by making it an eco- logically aware, economically respon- sustainable.concordia.ca/ourinitia- sible, and socially equitable institution. tives/r4 Through communication within the R4 promotes Concordia community campus, we act as a nexus to address engagement in environmental steward- challenges of sustainable development ship on campus. Through re-thinking faced by the Concordia community. our daily waste output, and through our initiatives, reducing, reusing and recycling, R4 seeks to divert as much waste as possible that would otherwise be destined for landfill, and has a large number of composting initiatives. Sustainability Action Fund http://sustainable.concordia.ca/ ourinitiatives/saf Got a sustinable project you need funded? SAF seeks to better the eco- logical and social system by allocating

33 FACULTY ASSOCIATIONS

34 Faculty Arts & Science Associations Federation of Communication Studies Student Associations Association (Coms Guild) www.comsguild.ca [email protected] 2070 Mackay, 4th floor, EN-410

Phone: (514) 848-2424, ext: 7966 Concordia Association Of http://asfa.ca | [email protected] Students In English The Arts and Science Federation of As- LB - 656.02 sociations is the largest faculty associa- [email protected] tion, representing nearly 18,000 under- Concordia Classics Student graduate Arts and Science students and Association was formed in 2000. ASFA is composed [email protected] of an executive of seven members, as well as 27 member associations repre- Concordia Religion senting each department in the Arts and Students Association [email protected] Science faculty. Every year, ASFA hosts various events, ranging from social to Concordia Undergraduate academic activities to events promoting Psychology Association sustainability and much more. PY - 321 | x2252 | [email protected] http://cupaconcordia.wordpress.com/ Applied Human Sciences Student Association: Economics Student Society VE 325.01 | [email protected] | x3140 H-1138 | x5780 | [email protected] http://excsci.concordia.ca/ Association Of Biochemistry & Chemistry Undergraduate Students Exercise Science Student Association SP - 117.19 | [email protected] SP - 165.43 | x5977 [email protected] Biology Students Association B-308, 2160 Bishop Geography Undergraduate [email protected] Students Society H-1236 | [email protected] | x5705 Concordia Early Childhood and Elementary Education Association Journalism Students Association [email protected] CJ - 3.245 | x 7889 [email protected] http://jsaconcordia.wordpress.com/

35 Liberal Arts Society Sociology & Anthropology [email protected] | x7497 Student Union http://liberalartscollege.concordia.ca/ H - 1108.02 | x4431 [email protected] Linguistics Student Association H - 665 | x5721 Students Of History At Concordia [email protected] [email protected] linguistics.concordia.ca/lsa http://shaconline.org/

Loyola International College Student As- TESL Student Association sociation LB - 522 AD - 504 | [email protected] [email protected] teslsa.blogspot.com Math & Statistics Student Association TD20 | www.massa.sitew.com Theological Studies Undergraduate Stu- [email protected] dents Association x2475 | [email protected] Philosophy Students theology.concordia.ca Association PR - 325.2 | x7380 Urban Planning Student Association philosophysa.concordia.ca H - 1238 | x705 [email protected] Political Science Student Association H-1208 | x5743 | www.pssa.ca Women’s Studies Student Association [email protected] 2170 Bishop MU - 201.3 [email protected] School Of Community & Public www.wsdb.concordia.ca Affairs Student Association CI - 10.2 | [email protected] http://scpa-eapc.concordia.ca/

Science College Student Association [email protected] http://scicol.concordia.ca/

36 Faculty Commerce & Associations Administration Concordia Entrepreneurship & Students Association Management Association (SIFE) MB 4.437 | x7473 www.sifeconcordia.com/ MB 4.105 | Ext: 7464 | [email protected]/ [email protected] | casa-jmsb.ca The Commerce & Administration Students’ Decision Science Student Association MB 4.431 | x7465 Association is a student-run organization dssa.ca | [email protected] representing all undergraduate JMSB Stu- dents. Comprised of 6 associations & 7 John Molson Human committees, CASA provides its students Resources Association with a wide range of academic support MB 4.445 | x5685 jmhra.com | [email protected] and extracurricular activities designed to enhance the value of their university experi- CASA Cares ence. Our primary objective is to offer JMSB MB 4.431 | x7381 students an opportunity to bridge the gap casacares.com | [email protected] between theory and practice. John Molson International Exchange Committee MB 4.440 | x7453 John Molson jic-jmsb.ca | [email protected] Accounting Society MB 4.118 | x 2855 John Molson Competition Committee myjmas.com | [email protected] MB 4.445 | x7383 | jmcconline.ca [email protected] Finance & Investment Students’ Association John Molson Sports Marketing MB 4.433 | x7437 MB 4.435 | x7382 fisaonline.ca | [email protected] jmsm.ca | [email protected]

37 Fine Arts Students Alliance Concordia Undergraduate Journal of Art History | cujah.com/ EV 5.777 & VA 025 | Ext. 5057 http://fasa.concordia.ca Concordia Association of FASA is the fraternity of Fine Arts stu- Students in Theatre [email protected] dents at Concordia. FASA provide grants for small scale projects, facili- Concordia Electroacoustic tates and funds the creation of student Studies Student Association clubs, and presents events, lectures, www.cessa.ca and workshops. FASA is interested in ideas that will improve the Fine Arts stu- DATA | www.d474.net dent experience. FASA affiliates include Dance Student Association Art Matters, Cafe X, The Fine Arts Read- [email protected] ing Room, and The Galerie VAV Gallery.

Design Art Student Association Academy of Art Video Art www.designartstudents.com [email protected]

Fibres Student Association Art Education Association [email protected] [email protected]

IMCA Student Collective Animation Student Association [email protected] [email protected]

Music Student Association of Concordia Cart Collective for Game Development [email protected] [email protected]

Painting & Drawing Association Casino Magazine [email protected] [email protected]

Photography Student Association Ceramics Student Association [email protected] [email protected]

Sidetracks Silkscreen Team Cinema Student Association [email protected] [email protected]

Student Print Association Concordia Playwrights Association [email protected] [email protected] 38 Faculty Engineering and Computer Associations Science Association Engineers Without Borders B-304 | ewb.ecaconcordia.ca H-838 or 2160 Bishop | ext: 7408 [email protected] http://ecaconcordia.ca The Institute of Electrical We represent all undergraduate En- and Electronics Engineers gineering and Computer Science stu- B-204 | [email protected] dents. We plan events throughout the ieee.concordia.ca year including Orientation and Frosh. Every Friday, we have Lizard Lounge at Institute of Industrial Engineers B-306 | iie.ecaconcordia.ca Reggie’s featuring fun activities, free [email protected] food, and inexpensive beer with all pro- ceeds donated to charity. Twice a year, National Society of Black Engineers Iron Ring is organized, where graduat- B-305 | nsbe.ecaconcordia.ca ing engineers receive their traditional [email protected] rings. Then beyond that is Eng Week, ® Society of Automotive Engineers Movie Nights, Karaoke, Ski Trip, Engi- B-308 | [email protected] neering Ball, and more! The American Society of concordiasae.ca Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers Software Engineering and B-203 | [email protected] Computer Science society ashrae.ecaconcordia.ca B-annex | scs.ecaconcordia.ca [email protected] Canadian Aeronautics and Space Institute Women in Engineering B-001 | casi.ecaconcordia.ca B-301 | [email protected] [email protected] wie.ecaconcordia.ca

Concordia Society for Space Concordia Civil Engineering B-302 | space.ecaconcordia.ca B-203 | [email protected] [email protected] csce.ecaconcordia.ca Quebec Engineering Games

Concordia University Building Team Concordia Engineering Society B-302 | enggames.ecaconcordia.ca B-203 | [email protected] [email protected] cubes.ecaconcordia.ca

39 CAMPUS MAPS Campus Maps Sir George William Campus 1455 De Maisonneuve Blvd. W. (Downtown)

M S CI MU B Q P T RR R FA EN X Z PR V K SHERBROOKE St.W. D MB H MI ER F GM Concordia GY Student Union CL Métro H-711 TD Guy-Concordia EV LB FG DE MAISONNEUVE Blvd.W. LS FB BC

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B 2160 Bishop LB J.W McConnel Building / BC Bishop Court / 1463 Bishop Library Building BE 1257 Guy 1400 de Maisonneuve W. CB 1425 René Lévesque W. LS 2015 Drummond CI 2149 Mackay M 2135 Mackay CL 1665 St. Catherine W. MB 1450 Guy D 2140 Bishop MI 2130 Bishop DC 2305 St. Marc (Daycare) MF Academie Bourhet / EN 2070 Mackay 1230 De la Montagne ER 2155 Guy MU 2170 Bishop EV 1515 St. Catherine W. OS 1191 de la Montagne F 2085 Bishop P 2020 Mackay FA 2060 Mackay PR 2100 Mackay FB Faubourg Tower / 1250 Guy Q 2010 Mackay FB 1600 St. Catherine W. R 2050 Mackay (Continuing Education) RR 2040 Mackay FG 1608 St. Catherine W. S 2145 Mackay FS 1438 Overdale SB 1590 Docteur Penfield GM 1550 deMaisonneuve W. T 2030 Mackay GN 1185 St. Mathieu TD 1410 Guy GY Victoria Gym / V 2110 Mackay 1822 de Maisonneuve W. VA Visual Arts Building / H Henry F. Hall Building / 1395 René Lévesque W. 1455 de Maisonneuve W. X 2080 Mackay K 2150 Bishop Z 2090 Mackay Loyola Campus 7141 Sherbrooke St. W. (Notre-Dame-de-Grâce)

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AD Administration Building / SC Campus Centre (CSU) 7141 Sherbrooke W. SI St. Ignatius / BB 3502 Belmore 4455 West Broadway BH 3500 Belmore SP Richard J. Renaud CC Central Building Science Complex/ CJ Communication Studies 7141 Sherbrooke W. & Journalism TA 7079 Terrebonne FC Loyola Chapel / TJ 7315 Terrbonne F.C Smith Auditorium VE Vanier Extension GE Research Centre for Structural VL Vanier Library and Functional Genomics WC 2490 West Broadway HA Hingston Hall A WD 2492 West Broadway HB Hingston Hall B WE 2494 West Broadway HC Hingston Hall C WF 2496 West Broadway JR Jesuit Residence / WG 2480 West Broadway 7141 Sherbrooke W. PA Athletics Complex / 7200 Sherbrooke W. PE Ed Meagher Arena / 7200 Sherbrooke W. PG Gym / 7200 Sherbrooke W. PS Physical Services PT Oscar Peterson Concert Hall PY Psychology RF Refectory Campus Student Space Map Maps

Because this is your university, there are places for you to eat, pray, study, hold an event at, or just relax on campus. Here’s a map to help you find your favorite spot! Sir George William Campus CSU Space

Library Space

Hospitality Concordia

Other Spaces Multi Faith Chaplaincy Lounge 2090 Mackay

Loyola Campus CSU Space The Hive - 2nd Floor

Library Space

Hospitality Concordia Other Spaces

Residence Cafeteria This Clubs Handbook was edited from previous years and updated on January 19th, 2015 44