March, 21, 2022
The Simon Fraser University Department of History invites you to the 5th Annual “History Reads” event, where they discuss timely works of historical interest to bring the study of history to the community. This year, they will be reading Eloquent Rage (MacMillan, 2018), by author, professor, activist, and cultural critic Brittney Cooper, and,...
March, 18, 2022
The Research Assistant will support the work of the SFSS Advocacy department. This is a part-time (up to 15 hours a week) position included in the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 3338-5 at a wage rate of $19.50/hour with additional benefits as defined in the Collective Agreement. Learn more and apply here no later than...
March, 17, 2022
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DATE: March 17th, 2022 CONTACT: SFSS Executives, SFSS President, Corbett Gildersleve, mediainquiries@sfss.ca Burnaby, B.C. (March 17, 2022) The Simon Fraser Student Society Executive Committee sent out a survey to its members regarding the sudden changes that have emerged within BC following the PHO’s recent...
March, 16, 2022
The SFSS Council did a lot of advocacy, governance and programming in the month of September. SFSS recognized and affirmed the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, supported SFU 350 on the Climate Justice Mural, and hosted the Active Bystanders workshop in collaboration with SFU SVSPO, as well as solidarity work supporting TSSU in their...
March, 14, 2022
The SFSS in the month of August did a lot of work to improve and build operational excellence within the organization, considered proposals, and celebrated key milestones as we ended the summer. Here is a synopsis of some of the happenings in the Month of August 2021. Aug 11: Council-2021-08-11.pdf (sfss.ca) Operations: Hiring Out on...
March, 14, 2022
Sudden changes have emerged within BC following the PHO’s recent announcement regarding lower restrictions and the SFSS Executive Committee wants to know how you feel about it! As of last week, PHO guidelines regarding face coverings or masks indicate that “Individual businesses … can choose to continue requiring masks on their...
March, 11, 2022
The SFSS Council continued to build on its prior work over the month of July by working on its opening plan for the SUB, supporting motions regarding many topics ranging from the SUB opening date and Accessible Course Practices, to supporting the right of students and citizens to protest at home and abroad. Here is...
March, 9, 2022
With excitement, the SFSS Executives voted unanimously on a motion brought forward on February 22nd, 2022 by VP Equity and Sustainability to donate $3000 to help kickstart the Vancouver Black Library for February’s Black History Month. The month of February is officially recognized by the House of Commons as Black History Month and this...
March, 4, 2022
SFSS Council, the new Legal Board of Directors of the Society, worked on many projects, initiatives, passed many motions, and all around had a very busy month to kickstart a lot of what was to be done throughout the year. The First Meeting of Council happened on June 2, 2021, where Council passed multiple motions...
March, 3, 2022
The Student Union Building spaces are set for physical distancing to help maintain student and staff safety around COVID-19. Here is what it means for in-person services and occupancy in the Student Union Building (SUB): 4000 level Self Serve meeting rooms are for individual use only to create safe study spaces for those most concerned with...
March, 3, 2022
The SFSS Executive Committee condemns the Russian invasion of Ukraine and fights for peace alongside all peoples against war, locally, and globally. We strongly condemn the invasion of Ukraine by the Russian military. We oppose, as per our issues policies IP-9 on Police and Militarization, we oppose militarization in all forms and oppose western...
February, 22, 2022
The following guidelines apply from February 22 to March 3. For the most recent guidelines in place click here. The Student Union Building is temporarily operating at reduced capacity with seating set for physical distancing to help maintain student and staff safety around COVID-19. Here is what it means for in-person services and occupancy in...