Undergraduate Research Conference 2022
Join us on Feb 17th from 10-3pm for the fifth annual Undergraduate Research Conference.
ASSU Presents: Black Perspectives, A Black History Month Speaker Series
Join us in celebration for a series of Black History Month presentations from, and conversations with, profound Black individuals in Canadian society. Each talk will delve into various fields and topics, including community, academia, and politics, to share with attendees various personal experiences, stories, and lessons on what it is like to be Black in Canada
Join us for the 2021 Undergraduate Research Conference!
On Friday January 29th from 10AM-2PM EST, ASSU will be hosting its fourth annual Undergraduate Research Conference! The URC showcases the best in undergrad research in the Faculty of Arts and Science. Come learn about the amazing work being done by your fellow students! This event is free and open to everyone!
Here is the official day program: Official Day Program_2021 ASSU Undergraduate Research Conference
Here is the official abstract book: Official Abstract Book_ 2021 ASSU Undergraduate Research Conference
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Virtual Undergraduate Research Conference: Call for Selections Committee Applications
The fourth annual (and first ever virtual) Undergraduate Research Conference is coming in early 2021 and we are looking for students to join our Selections Committee!
The Selections Committee for the virtual 2021 Undergraduate Research Conference will be made up of Faculty and students, divided into sub-committees for each of the three Arts & Science streams: Sciences, Humanities & Social Sciences. Each committee will consist of 3 students and 1 faculty professor. We are looking for a total of 9 students to be a part of these committees, and first priority will be given to undergraduate Arts & Science Students. The Committee’s main responsibility will be to review and evaluate abstract submissions related to their stream. We will meet online in October and November, for a total of approximately 5 online meetings.
TO APPLY:
Please fill out the form here: https://forms.gle/Wn6nm1Rxdz8dPhKg7
As well, please send your CV to assuconference@gmail.com, with the subject line “Selections Committee Application – Your Name.”
DEADLINE: Tuesday, September 22, 2020 11:59 p.m. EST
If you have any questions, please email us at assuconference@gmail.com.
Arbor Journal 2020-2021: Call For Editors
The Arbor Journal of Undergraduate Research is the leading student-run academic journal for the arts and science, seeking to publish, highlight, and celebrate the best of undergraduate arts and science research at the University of Toronto.
Following its inception by the Arts and Science Students’ Union at the University of Toronto, Arbor has set out to showcase the research talent of the university’s undergraduate arts and science students through an annual issue featuring scholarship from the social sciences, humanities, and sciences (life and physical).
We are currently looking to establish an Editorial Board for volume two of Arbor. The Editorial Board of Arbor offers undergraduate students the opportunity to participate in the creation, design, and editorial supervision of an academic journal. We welcome all undergraduate students in the Faculty of Arts and Science who are interested in getting involved with undergraduate scholarship to apply!
We are currently looking to fill the following positions:
Managing Editors (3)
Associate Editors (9)
Design Editors (1)
Editor positions are stream-specific to the Humanities, Social Sciences, and Sciences. The roles and responsibilities of each position can be found on the application form.
Apply now: https://forms.gle/CmgYR7J2e9kmZgGu5
The deadline for all applicants is Friday, September 18th at 11:59pm.
Exam Jam is right around the corner!
Our exciting Exam Jam for the Spring semester is just around the corner! It’s happening in the Sid Smith lobby from 11-3 on Friday, April 3rd! Come out and check out some review sessions and fun destressor events.
All info can be found on the Sid Smith Commons site:
ASSU Presents: Adam Growe March 4th
Join the Arts and Science Students’ Union (ASSU) as we invite U of T alumni Adam Growe to talk about how his experiences as an undergrad at U of T, including three years living on campus, inspired his professional and personal pathways.
For over 30 years, Adam Growe has been performing on radio, television, stage, and at conferences and events. In addition to hosting Discovery Channel’s Cash Cab, Adam is an accomplished stand-up comedian starring in Just for Laughs, Comedy NOW!, CBS’s Star Search, and Comedy Central’s Premium Blend. Adam is a trusted Host/MC, keynote speaker and a certified Red Cross First Aid Instructor.
Adam’s first-ever stand-up comedy routine was during his first year studying at U of T while living in residence at New College. He currently lives in Toronto where he, his wife and three kids have been fostering babies with the Children’s Aid Society.
Stick around after the talk for an opportunity to test your brains against Toronto’s famous cab-driving quizmaster!
Note: Tickets may not guarantee seating. Doors open at 6:45pm.
Check out: https://www.facebook.com/events/207126657096443/ for more info or get tickets at:
URC: Call for Abstracts!
Are you an ArtsSci student with some research you would like to showcase???? ?? (we see you)
The Arts and Science Students’ Union invites University of Toronto undergraduate students from all disciplines within the Faculty of Arts & Science to present their research to an audience of fellow students, professors and faculty on Friday January 24, 2020 at our annual Undergraduate Research Conference (URC)!
Research does not have to be published; we are just looking for excellent work produced by Arts & Science students!
The deadline to submit your abstract is Friday November 1st, 2019 at 11:59 p.m EST.
Find the application form here: https://forms.gle/
Spookaween at ASSU
On October 31st, come out to the ASSU office for free coffee and treats. In honour of Halloween, we’ll be having a spooky-good time as we get ready for the last of our term-tests and final papers.
ASSU’S First Coffeehaus of the year!
We’re back in the new term, which means we’re back at it again with another edition of Free Coffee and Snacks at the ASSU Office! Grab your favourite study-buddy and head down to our newly renovated office in Sid Smith to grab a quick pick-me-up.