A free barbecue Tuesday outside the C AW Student Centre will welcome new and returning part-time students.
A free barbecue Tuesday outside the C AW Student Centre will welcome new and returning part-time students.
OPUS holds its annual general meeting for the year 2015.
Today is the last chance for part-time undergraduate students to confirm their attendance for the Organization of Part-Time University Students (OPUS) annual general meeting to be held April 8.
Wednesday’s meeting offers members the chance to review the accomplishments of 2014 with annual reports from staff and the Board of Directors, a review of the minutes from last year’s annual general meeting, and financial reports.
Support Staff Award recipients Martin Vaughan and Susan McKee were among the honorees at the 23rd annual OPUS awards banquet, Thursday in the CAW Student Centre.
The Organization of Part-time University Students held its 23rd annual awards banquet Thursday in the CAW Student Centre.
All part-time undergraduates are invited to attend the Organization of Part-Time University Students annual general meeting on Wednesday, April 8.
RSVPs are due by Friday for the 23rd OPUS Annual Awards Banquet.
RSVPs are due by Friday for the 23rd OPUS Annual Awards Banquet, March 26 in the Ambassador Auditorium.
Campaigning is now underway for the biennial elections of the Organization of Part-time University Students.
The OPUS awards banquet is March 26.
OPUS officials Ed King, Maryan Amalow, Chris Baillargeon and Steve Jancev attended Winter Orientation on January 7.
Social work student Michel Nakhle won a $500 bursary in a draw by OPUS during Winter Orientation.
The Organization of Part-time University Students (OPUS) is joining with Iona College in an effort to fill the shelves of the student food bank located in the college’s home at 208 Sunset Avenue.
The organization has donated $200 and is fielding a team of volunteers to collect canned foods and other non-perishable items.
“We encourage everyone to get involved and help those in need and make a difference this holiday season,” says executive director Maryan Amalow. “We appreciate your generosity in advance as this will be beneficial for students.”
