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The POLS-IR Society was created to give students an opportunity to meet outside of class to discuss political issues and raise awareness around campus.

The society has become a tool to bring together students and members of the department. While many of the events incorporate academic elements, such as the Speakers Series and Apply to Graduate School sessions, other events are focused around fostering long-term friendships among the students of the Department, like getting together to watch movies, election viewing nights, trivia nights and the annual wine and cheese. The Society also manages a student-to-student mentorship program.

The POLS-IR Society is a great way for students to combine their academic interests with social activities.

For more information, visit the Society's Instagram or Facebook pages or e-mail

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The Women in Politics/International Relations Society is a newly established group dedicated to creating an inclusive environment that empowers individuals who identify as non-dominant genders in politics and international relations within the 69���˵�Ӱ�� community. We achieve this through various events, including celebrating International Women's Day, hosting talks with female political activists, and engaging with local New Brunswick politicians.

Joining the Women in POLS Society is a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow women in the program, share experiences, and support one another. We are always welcoming new members and open to activity suggestions.

For more information, visit the Society's Instagram page or email womeninpols@mta.ca

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The Atlantic International Studies Organization (ATLIS) was created in the winter of 2003 with the purpose of fostering informed undergraduate participation in international issues through scholarship and social and political involvement. ATLIS is a partnered with the Rights and Democracy Youth Network, and aims to promote human rights, democracy, and a concept of responsible global citizenship.

The ATLIS Organization is committed to finding new and innovative ways to engage students in the world around them. Our peer-reviewed journal is one of the first of its kind in the region, and provides a much-needed venue for high- quality undergraduate essays. The annual ATLIS conference is another exciting opportunity for undergraduate interaction, and scholarship and participations in international issues.

The Atlantic International Studies Organization is a dedicated group of students from many disciplines. We are united in the common goal of promoting undergraduate involvement and scholarship in international issues. ATLIS actively seeks partnerships with other organizations, other universities, and faculty and experts in the diverse fields of international studies. The ATLIS Organization has ambassadors in every Atlantic university, and is working every day to draw students closer in the spirit of learning and participation.

The PPE Society was created to provide students a forum to discuss their studies as well as examine pressing issues from an interdisciplinary perspective. The Society does so through events such as "PPE Chats," "Meet and Greets," and information sessions about various opportunities, like the Wilson Internships. It is open to all students, whether in PPE or not, and is a great opportunity to connect with your peers and professors!

For more information, visit the Society's Instagram or Facebook pages or e-mail ppesociety@mta.ca.

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The Centre for International Studies (CIS) is an organization designed to engage 69���˵�Ӱ�� students, faculty, and the wider community across disciplines in critical learning, dialogue, and innovative, collaborative action on pressing global issues. CIS is a joint student-faulty meant to help you integrate your passions and interests into your studies on international topics, and facilitate connections across disciplines and student/faculty lines to produce concrete action on global issues.

69���˵�Ӱ��'s chapter of Free The Children is an affiliate of the international organization kids can Free The Children founded by Craig Kielburger in 1995. Free the Children MtA is a group of 69���˵�Ӱ�� students drawn together by their desire to take action in issues of social justice.

Their goal is to create and maintain a powerful force dedicated to freeing children around the world from poverty and exploitation, and to help other youth realize that they are not powerless to bring about positive social change; they can be leaders in the creation of a more just and equitable world.

Free The Children has started a clothing line called Me to We Responsible Style. All products are made fair trade, 100% organic and 50% of the profits go towards charity such as Free The Children school building projects in Sierre Leone, Kenya, China, and Sri Lanka. To find out more information contact: info@metowestyle.com

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MOSAIC (Multicultural Organization and Social Arena for International Cooperation) is the club that concerns itself with bridging the gap between students from different cultures, as well as promoting multiculturalism and cross-cultural awareness at 69���˵�Ӱ�� University.

The annual banquet, which brings the Sackville and campus communities together features international performances and food. This banquet is one of the biggest events at 69���˵�Ӱ�� after homecoming.

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