Multicultural Hub Open Office Hours

Multicultural Hub Open Office Hours from 9:00 am - 11:00 am (Every Monday).

The Multicultural Hub is a place where all students, domestic, indigenous, and international, work together to provide a diverse variety of cultural events to all students. Contact SU_mhc@cbu.ca for more information.

The CBUSU Food Bank will be open for Food Bank Hours!

Located in suite 104 at New Dawn, 37 Nepean St. Sydney.

Questions or concerns? Contact our Food Bank Coordinator at su_foodbank@cbu.ca

The CBUSU Food Bank will be open for Food Bank Hours!

Located in suite 104 at New Dawn, 37 Nepean St. Sydney.

Questions or concerns? Contact our Food Bank Coordinator at su_foodbank@cbu.ca

The CBUSU Food Bank will be open for Food Bank Hours!

Located in suite 104 at New Dawn, 37 Nepean St. Sydney.

Questions or concerns? Contact our Food Bank Coordinator at su_foodbank@cbu.ca

Women’s Centre Open Office Hours

Women’s Centre Open Office Hours from 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm (Every Tuesday).

The Women’s Centre is a safe-haven for all self-identified women on-campus operated by a student coordinator trained in crisis intervention and women’s issues. The Centre is strictly a referral service and resource hub that is completely confidential. Contact SU_womenscentre@cbu.ca for more information.

Pride & Ally Centre Open Office Hours

Pride & Ally Centre Open Office Hours from 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm (Every Tuesday). 

The Pride & Ally Centre is open to any and every student who wishes to join a safe and inclusive space. The Centre is strictly a referral service and resource hub that is completely confidential. Contact SU_pac@cbu.ca for more information.

On Friday November 27th from 3-4pm, the Psychology Society will be hosting a meditation session!

Led by 3rd year Psychology student Ethan Usher, the event will consist of a brief discussion on meditation and its benefits followed by the opportunity to engage in some meditation techniques.

The event can be found in the CBU Psychology group in Microsoft Teams here. If you are interested in learning more about meditation, check out this event!

Visit the Psychology Department website for more information

Any questions about the event can be sent to cbusupsycsociety@gmail.com.

Trivia Day: Around The World

The Multicultural Hub is organizing a Trivia Day this Friday!

To sign up, visit Kahoot and enter PIN 2632046 to Join!

Email our Multicultural Hub Coordinator for more info: su_mhc@cbu.ca

Click here for event details!

This month the CBUSU Women's Centre and Pride and Ally Centre are bringing you a workshop presented by Venus Envy! On November 20th join us as we talk all about consent and communication.

Consider this sex positivity 101! Confidence, Consent and Communication focuses on creating a positive relationship with sex. Learn how to move beyond judgment and stigma to embrace what works for you, and to be more comfortable voicing what doesn’t. We will also discuss how to handle different wants and needs, and how to hear a ‘No’ with compassion. Sex positivity affects our self-image, our ability to communicate and establish boundaries, and gives us permission to approach new experiences with a resounding ‘Yes!’. Open to everyone!

The workshop is FREE and will be taking place on October 20th from 7-9pm via Zoom, and is open to everyone!

Meeting ID: 967 8850 3882

If you have any questions send an email to su_womenscentre@cbu.ca

This Friday, The Public Health Society will be hosting their first Career Day event of the year. They will be holding a Question and Answer session with two of their instructors Michelle Prendergast and Mark Jackson. We will be discussing their careers as Public Health Inspectors/Environmental Health Officers.

The event will start promptly at 11:40 AM (ATL) so we ask that students sign on at 11:30 so we can start right away. This is a great opportunity for students to learn about one type of career they can do after graduation.

Please email cbupublichealth@gmail.com with your CBU email to access the Microsoft Teams link.

This virtual speaker series hopes to create a space and place, in this moment, to consider our roles and responsibilities to growing respectful, harmonious relationships with the earth, our communities, and each other.

Reconciliation in Action: Stories of Friendship and Collaboration

Talking Circle: Albert Marshall, Nadine Lefort, Carola Knockwood, Heather Schmidt, Mary-Beth Doucette, Nicole Cammaert, Ishbel Munro, Steve Law, Tuma Young, & Matthias Bierenstiel

Please join us as we gather to listen, learn and share with Elders, Indigenous Knowledge Keepers, allies, community members, writers, activists, educators, scholars and leaders as they share their stories of resilience, resistance and resurgence. Simultaneously, celebrating and cultivating, our appreciation of the commitment, strength, and sometimes the invisible work they do as they actively challenge everyday systems of oppression and structural violence. This series offers a unique opportunity to sit with this wisdom and actively co-create knowledge and actions to build resilient, compassionate and inclusive communities

Thursday, November 19

Click here to register.

Ready to make a positive difference in someone’s life and to create a better community? Join us for a virtual information session on volunteering with the Canadian Red Cross. Tune in to hear first hand from volunteers about their experiences supporting the lives of Canadians in need.

Zoom Information Session

Thursday, November 19th @6-8pm (AST), 6:30-8:30pm (HNT)

https://canadianredcross.zoom.us/j/98095698346?pwd=b2x4OUtWRjFRWGFBRk0xM0M0dnNpdz09

Call in Information: 1-855-703-8985 Canada Toll-free

Passcode: 646500

Each year, the Canadian Red Cross helps over 100,000 people across Canada. Becoming a volunteer is a great way to stay active, apply skills, meet new people and contribute to your community while making a difference in someone’s life and gaining new experiences.  

We’re looking for Atlantic Canadians who can be there when help is needed the most. We rely on volunteers from all walks of life who bring different skills and experience to our team. From helping during emergencies and disasters, to sitting on committees and project teams or providing customer services and office support, as a volunteer, you can make a big difference in your community.

Join CBU Chaplain, Fr. Doug MacDonald for a Zoom lecture taking place on Wednesday, November 18 at 7:00 pm.

Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/92415034397

Meeting ID: 924 1503 4397

For more information, please email doug_macdonald@cbu.ca