CSA Student Concerns Subcommittee

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2025 CSA Best Student Paper Award Winners: Harmata Aboubakar (University of Toronto, PhD Category), Adhika Ezra (University of Regina, MA Category), and Julia Moniz-Lecce (University of British Columbia, Undergraduate Category). CONGRATULATIONS!
The graphic shows a schedule of events on a cream background. At the top of the image, in black font, it say "CSA Student Subcommittee In-Person Conference Schedule of Events." Below that in orange boxes are 4 different events. Going from top to bottom they say: Sunday June 1: A Professional Development Panel, 11am EDT, in room WF-711 Sunday June 1: Student Social, 12:30-1:45pm EDT, in room WF-517 Mon-Wed, June 2-4: Informal Lunch Meet-ups, 12:30pm EDT (Outside room WF-517) Monday, June 2: Meet to go to CSA Welcome Reception, 5:45pm EDT in room WF-517 Thursday, June 5: Meet to go to Congress Reception, 12pm EDT in room WF-517
A poster for an upcoming virtual talk titled "Exploring the Politics of Time, Disability and Collective Accountability in Academe" with Dr. Margaret Price. In the bottom right corner it says the event is on February 7, 2025 at 11 am MT. It also shows a QR code and a link to register for the event (the link is also in the body of this post). On the left hand side is a photo of the speaker (a women with short dark grey hair, pale skin, and a green button up shirt). It also says that ASL and CART accessibility services will be provided.
The image is an informational flyer from the Canadian Sociological Association (CSA) regarding the Student Concerns Subcommittee, dated June 2022. It outlines the committee's priorities, which include identifying and advocating for student concerns, providing professional development opportunities, and building relationships among sociology students. The flyer details various activities, such as the "Students@CSA" initiative, a webinar series, and the CSA Mentorship Program. It highlights that over 100 Canadian and international institutions are represented by the CSA, with 51% of its membership being students. The design features orange and gray elements, icons for each activity, and statistics about membership demographics.