CLUBS &
SOCIETIES
Clubs and societies are groups of students who are interested in talking about or taking action on a particular issue. They are groups that are formed outside of classes and open to all members of the STU community, with some clubs welcoming students from UNB and the greater Fredericton area.
Interested in starting a club or society? Apply today!
One of the most important aspects to remember is in order for a club or society to receive funding from the STUSU, they need to be ratified. In order to gain ratified status, they must go through the ratification process by submitting all two (2) documents to the Vice President Administration at su_vpadmin@stu.ca:
1. Club & Societies Ratification Application
2. Club/ Society Constitution, which shall be consistent with the Clubs & Societies Policy
(*) Please review the Clubs & Societies Policy for general guidelines and policy updates!
Clubs & Societies Funding Application - FIND HERE
Clubs & Societies Tool-kits are available below to help you get started!
CLUBS & SOCIETIES
ENACTUS STU
Enactus STU is part of a global Enactus network and aims to shape student leaders passionate about advancing the economic, social, and environmental health of Canada through entrepreneurial action. We utilize the power of innovation for positive change and are committed to shaping the world with an optimistic, yet competitive spirit. Guided by passionate alumni and faculty advisors, Enactus STU creates and implements community impact projects to improve the lives of those around us.
Contact information: enactus@stu.ca
STU MENTAL HEALTH SOCIETY
The STU Mental Health Society is a group on campus that focuses on raising awareness about mental health on campus to help eradicate the prevalent stigma that surrounds these issues. The main pillars of our society include: 1) educating fellow STUdents on mental health and mental illnesses, 2) raising money for local mental health charities, and 3) creating wellness activities to promote self-care on campus. If you are interested in getting involved, feel free to check us out on Facebook (“STU Mental Health Society”) or on Instagram (“@stumentalhealth”).
Contact information: stumhsociety@stu.ca
LATIN AMERICA STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION
The Latin American Students' Association, better known as LASA, acts as a liaison between Latin American students and the St Thomas university community. In addition, LASA's mission is to offer a safe space and environment to the Latin American community to share the culture and traditions of the different countries that make up Latin America, ensuring that cultural awareness is promoted. LASA will be dedicated to ensuring that each Latin American student is represented and feels comfortable sharing their cultures and traditions with the entire STU community, through social activities that will take place throughout the academic year, hence creating a space for learning and support.
Contact information: lasa@stu.ca
STU PSYCHOLOGY SOCIETY
The Psychology Society aims to enhance the academic, professional, and personal success of students at St. Thomas University. Our Instagram is @stu_psychsociety feel free to follow us!
Contact information: psychologysociety@stu.ca
BLACK STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION
St. Thomas University Black Students’ Association (STUBSA) was created to promote solidarity among students of colour at the university. It is the association’s mission to create spaces conducive to discussions on race, allyship, inclusivity, and other topics, to be the main voice of Black students on the St. Thomas University Campus, and to plan and execute Black History Month initiatives each year in partnership with St. Thomas University. If you are interested in getting involved, we can be found via Facebook at ‘St. Thomas University Black Students’ Association’ and Instagram @stubsa.
Contact information: blackassociation@stu.ca
ST. THOMAS UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION
STUISA is an organization committed to the development of a diverse and safe environment on campus where every student feels welcomed, cared for, and accepted. This is achieved by raising concerns affecting the international community and vouching for their best interest. Moreover, STUISA offers several social events that celebrate a grand variety of cultures and offer new opportunities such as the annual Multicultural Fair, the buddy program, work, and volunteer opportunities, movie nights, game nights, and more!
Contact information: stuisa@stu.ca
GLOBAL BRIGADES
(Blurb Pending Submission)
Contact information: globalbrigades@stu.ca
PRE-LAW SOCIETY
The purpose of the Pre-Law Society is to provide students with an interest in pursuing a career in law and/or an interest in attending law school with information, support, and activities pertaining to these interests. This will include information on matters such as Canadian law schools, law school admissions tests (LSATs), admissions requirements, and alternate career paths pertaining to the Canadian legal system. Activities will include movie nights, guest speakers, debates, and practice LSATs.
Our goal is to ease the transition from an undergraduate study program to a law school study program, as well as increase the likelihood of this transition occurring in the first place. We will do so by reaching out to professionals, administrative persons, etc., in positions pertaining to the field of Law to provide members with the necessary information and experiences to attain this goal. If you want to check us out, you can follow us on Instagram @stuprelaw
Contact information: prelaw@stu.ca
STU GERONTOLOGY SOCIETY
The STU Gerontology Society is a student-led group that operates under 3 main pillars:
Educate the STU campus and the greater Fredericton community on what Gerontology is, and related gerontological issues.
Give back to local organizations that promote and enhance the lives and well-being of older adults, through volunteerism and fundraising.
Foster intergenerational connections between students and older adults.
The STU Gerontology Society welcomes students of any major or minor (not just Gerontology!) and any year of study. To become involved with us, you can send us an email or check out our Instagram (@stugerosociety) and Facebook ("STU Gerontology Society") pages!
Contact information: gerosociety@stu.ca
STU SUSTAINABILITY
The STU Sustainability Society is a group of students passionate about environmentalism, sustainable practices, and fighting the climate crisis. STU Sustainability aims to act as a voice for students advocating for sustainability on and off campus. We aim to create a culture of sustainability across campus by sharing information on environmental challenges and encouraging students to participate in activities that focus on the protection and advocacy of a more sustainable way of life.
Contact information: studentsforsustainability@stu.ca
STU PHILOSOPHY SOCIETY
The Philosophy Society is a tight-knit group of passionate amateur philosophers attending but not limited to St. Thomas University & UNB. The society includes academics and professionals from many fields of endeavor. We hope to provide advice, community, and encouragement to anybody interested in Philosophy!
Contact information: philosophy@stu.ca
ECONOMIC SOCIETY
(Blurb Pending Submission)
Contact information: economic.society@stu.ca
SOCIETY FOR HISTORY
(Blurb Pending Submission)
Contact information: historysociety@stu.ca
FRENCH SOCIETY
The French Society is a group of students who enjoy speaking French and learning about the francophone culture. We put on a few events per year that helps to enrich the French language and bring like-minded people together.
Contact information: frenchsociety@stu.ca
ANTHROPOLOGY SOCIETY
(Blurb Pending Submission)
Contact information: IG - stuanthsociety