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The History Common
Room, located across the hall from the main
office in Ashdown Hall, offers an hospitable environ where teachers
and students meet to discuss matters of common interest. It
is available for the use of the History Students' Association,
whose presence we welcome and whose activities we support. The
HSA executive uses this facility for its meetings; and the Association's
membership, which automatically includes any student of History,
is free to use the room for the purposes of reading, studying,
research, and discussion. The Common Room contains a small reference
Library and a web enabled computer.
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The
History Students' Association
The HSA is a group of students, just like you,
who want to balance their academic life with an on-campus social
life. So, if you are taking a History course, you can join the
strange and wonderful world of our Association.
Throughout the year we sponsor many social activities.
The first is our Fall Mixer, which lets students and professors
mingle in an informal setting and enjoy free food provided by
the HSA. You can also join us at one of our Socials, where you
can paint the town red with other students and even with some
of the more adventurous professors. In December we have our Feast,
a costume-dinner event based on a different theme every year.
However, we also encourage the academic side
of students' lives. For instance, the HSA sponsors a noon-hour
Lecture Series that features community-based speakers recalling
their life experiences in various parts of the world. As well,
we take an active role in the History Department, including participation
in a variety of important committees. At the end of the year we
hold our annual History Symposium, an all-day conference that
gives students a chance to share their work with other students
and professors.
These are only some of the things that the HSA
is about. Feel free to stop by at one of our weekly meetings,
or to attend one of our outstanding events.
Other Student Activities
and Information
Canadian
Historical Association
For further information, or simply to say hello,
please contact us at the U
of W History Students' Association |
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