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Newsletter (Brantford) - September 10th, 2024

Looking to get involved this upcoming year? Check out all the opportunities available through Your Students' Union!


IYKYK From Your Students' Union

In this Issue - 10 min read


  • Welcome from Ben - your Students’ Union President

  • Laurier Board of Governors By-Election

  • Health and Dental Opt Out and Questions

  • SU Desk Operational Hours

  • Getting Involved with the Students’ Union

  • The Belmont and Golden Grounds are Open!

  • What is the Food Bank and how can I utilize it?

 

Hey Golden Hawks! 


Welcome back! Our team is so excited to have you all back on campus for the year ahead. It is hard to believe orientation is already behind us, but don’t worry we have a lot more in store for all of you coming up; so stay tuned to all of our socials for some amazing programming & events throughout the year.  


As we kick off a brand-new academic year, a bunch of amazing opportunities are head of us – from volunteer hiring (which is open now!), to the chance to be our newest trivia champion, there is so much to get involved with over the next 8 months. Whether you are a 1st year student joining the community for the 1st time, or a veteran Golden Hawk – I would encourage all of you to find a way to engage with the amazing community we are all a part of here at Laurier.  


The next 8 months are going to be something special, so get ready Laurier, the fun has just begun! In the meantime, check out some amazing ways to get involved with the Students’ Union


Stay Golden, 

Ben 

Your 2024/25 Students’ Union President

 

Laurier Board of Governors By-Election


There is currently one opportunity on the Wilfrid Laurier University Board of Governors for an undergraduate student, for a term ending June 30, 2025.


The Board of Governors has control over the University's property and revenues and the conduct of its business and affairs, except with respect to matters that the Wilfrid Laurier University Act stipulates are jurisdiction of the Senate. The Board of Governors appoints the President and Vice-Chancellor, approves the annual budget, plans and develops the physical resources of the university, establishes and collections tuition and other fees, oversees the future strategic direction of the institution, approves university-wide policies, and invests funds held by the university endowment, pension plan and other funds.


Visit www.yourstudentsunion.ca/byelection for more information

 
520+ volunteers hired in 2023/24!

Missed out on connecting with @studentvipcanada at our Get Involved Fair last week? No worries! You can still get answers through their FAQ or Live Chat

Have more questions? Email us at undergradhdp@wlu.ca or drop by our SU Desks:

Don’t forget: The deadline to opt out or add family members is Friday, September 20.

 

SU Desk Hours of Operation

located in the Student Centre


Monday: 10 am - 4 pm

Tuesday: 10 am - 4 pm

Wednesday: 10 am - 4 pm

Thursday: 10 am - 4 pm

Friday: 10 am - 4 pm

 

Looking to get involved with the Students’ Union?

Volunteer Hiring is open until September 20th.


Learn more about our hiring committees and services:


Students’ Union Volunteers also get access to our SU Perks program. Learn more about this program on our website.

 

The Belmont is Open!


Dine - In | Take - Out | Online Ordering

You can find them in One Market across from the elevators.


OneCard Accepted Here! 


Golden Grounds is also open and located in the Research and Academic Centre

Monday - Thursday 8 am - 8 pm

Fridays 8 am - 3 pm

 

Students’ Union Food Bank is available to all undergraduate students.


The Food Bank aims to help undergraduate students dealing with food insecurity. Food insecurity refers to the inability to acquire or consume a balanced diet that is of adequate quality and quantity. This can oftentimes create challenges sustaining one’s wellbeing: physically, mentally, and academically.


This service offers a completely free parcel service that operates throughout the full calendar year and can accommodate most dietary restrictions and typically last a week or more.

 

Wilfrid Laurier University Student

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