Virtual CS Clubs & Societies Information Session 1
From Carleton Computer Science Society:
Are you an incoming or returning CS student looking to get involved this year, but not sure how? 😮
Well, look no further! To kick off (and close off) Carleton Computer Science Society’s Week of Awesome, we are collaborating with clubs and societies affiliated with the School of Computer Science (SCS) to bring you an exciting, virtual CS Clubs & Societies Information Session! 🙌
🗓️ This info session will have two identical sessions on Sunday, September 12 @ 1:00 pm EDT and Saturday, September 18 @ 9:00 am EDT.
⏰ Every club and society will speak for approximately 5 minutes each, and there will be a 30 minutes Q&A session at the end.
💻 An email will be going out to all CS students soon with the link to the event. So be sure to check your Carleton email account within the next 2 weeks!
We hope to see you all there!! 👋
Additional Details
Event Expiry Date - Monday, September 13, 2021
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Organizer
The Carleton Computer Science Society (CCSS) was established in 1980, the Carleton Computer Science Society (CCSS) is an academic society that represents undergraduate computer science students. The CCSS aims to create academic, social, and industry-related opportunities and resources for those computer science students. Computer science students studying at Carleton University are automatically a member of the society and have the opportunity to participate in meetings, discussions, and run for executive or representative positions.
Mandate:
- To engage Carleton University’s School of Computer Science undergraduate students in various social and academic activities.
- To represent those students in the Carleton University community.
- To act as a liaison between those students and the School of Computer Science.
- To provide services for those students to aid in their academic career at Carleton University.