Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events!
The UABSA puts on a variety of events throughout the school semester to enrich and connect Black Students on campus. From parties to workshops to training sessions, and much more - we have an event for you!
Monitor our events calendar to be in the loop and stay tuned for more details!
Solidarity for Sudan
"The humanitarian crisis in Sudan is now the largest since records began and the country accounts for 10% of all people in humanitarian need, despite being home to less than 1% of the global population. "
• Global Rescue Committee Report
Join us at the Solidarity for Sudan event to raise awareness of the humanitarian crisis in Sudan and stand in solidarity with the Sudanese community by celebrating their rich culture through music, food, and more. Through your efforts, we hope to reach the goal of $10,000!
To RSVP or find out more information, please visit the event website: bit.ly/solidarity4sudan
Support the fundraising efforts by donating directly to the MSF campaign using the following link: http://action.msf.ca/site/TR/DIY/2020DIYTR?team_id=1640&pg=team&fr_id=1060&capID=2138293
2024 BHM Gala
Join us in commemorating Black History Month through a Gala that showcases our continuous journey in shaping and creating Black history!
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/2024-bhm-gala-journey-through-time-celebrating-5-years-of-excellence-tickets-778641225867
UABSA Study Hall
Finals season is just around the corner and we’re here to help y’all kill it! 📚👑
We all know how to have a good time and enjoy ourselves but we’re also here for academic success ✨🎓
So join us each Thursday starting next week at BUS 2-05 from 4pm at our Study Hall!
UABSA Study Hall
Finals season is just around the corner and we’re here to help y’all kill it! 📚👑
We all know how to have a good time and enjoy ourselves but we’re also here for academic success ✨🎓
So join us each Thursday starting next week at BUS 2-05 from 4pm at our Study Hall!
Career Connections: Student Success Panel & Networking Night
Looking to make new connections & find opportunities for success before the school year ends? REGISTER HERE
Join us for Career Connections: Student Success Panel & Networking Night on Wednesday, April 5th, from 5–8 PM!
Dress Code: Business Casual
Early bird tickets are open for just $5 and will close on Friday, March 30th or when 20 spots are filled. Everyone who gets an early bird ticket, follows @ubuntuisr & shows up to the event will be entered to win a $50 gift certificate.
Regular tickets are $10 and will open on Saturday, April 1st.
This event is open to all high school and undergraduate students looking to connect with UAlberta professors, YEG entrepreneurs, and community organizers.
At Career Connections, you can maximize your professional and personal life through networking with like-minded individuals and experts in various fields. This event will feature a panel of successful professionals (like Jean Bruce Koua & Ufuoma Muwhen, featured on the poster) who will provide career advice and notable tips and tricks to help you navigate your future. In addition, our expert speakers and hands-on workshop sessions will give you the skills and confidence to succeed.
In addition to the panel, there will be plenty of time for networking with other attendees, professors, entrepreneurs, and community organizers. Refreshments will also be provided.
Take advantage of the chance to connect with other ambitious students and successful professionals!
Bring your resume/CV, business card, and/or LinkedIn profile to the event during 4 - 4:30 PM for a free review!
If you'd like a free headshot for your Linkedin profile or professional portfolio, please arrive between 4 - 4:30 PM!
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We want everyone to benefit from this event! If financial costs are a barrier to participating, please email us at bsauofa@ualberta.ca and we will accommodate you.
UABSA Study Hall
Finals season is just around the corner and we’re here to help y’all kill it! 📚👑
We all know how to have a good time and enjoy ourselves but we’re also here for academic success ✨🎓
So join us each Thursday starting next week at BUS 2-05 from 4pm at our Study Hall!
Family Feud '23
Join us on March 24th at Education South, UAlberta Campus, starting at 5 pm for a night of fun and friendly competition. Not only will you get to bond with TRIBE fam, but you'll also have the chance to win amazing prizes. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to win big and make memories. See you there!
UABSA Study Hall
Finals season is just around the corner and we’re here to help y’all kill it! 📚👑
We all know how to have a good time and enjoy ourselves but we’re also here for academic success ✨🎓
So join us each Thursday starting next week at BUS 2-05 from 4pm at our Study Hall!
Facts & Snacks with ATB: Credit 101
Money talk doesn’t have to be boring!
Join us next Thursday for some delicious snacks & enlightening insights on your finances that could be very beneficial for your future.
RSVP using the link in our bio to make your financial goals a reality!💰🫵🏾
Location: HC 2-38
"Where is the Love?: A Conversation on Racial Trauma and its Impact on Black Bodies
As part of Black History Month, DoS and the SU are organizing a panel discussion on racial trauma and its impact on black bodies which will be followed by a conversation. Register here
Goals
Understand what is racial trauma and how it shows up
How to ask for what you want/need as a black student
What service providers need to keep in mind/consider when supporting students?
*Please note that although this event is tackling a potentially emotionally triggering topic, this event is not a therapeutic space, it is intended as a conversation and not to retraumatize participants
Panelist
Dr. Eniola Salami - Black Health Lead - Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry - Family Medicine Dept.
Raymond Otieno - President - Black Pharmacy Student's Association
Dr. Giselle Thompson - Assistant Professor, Faculty of Education - Educational Policy Studies Dept
Melody Cesar - Registered Social Worker - Mental Health Team - Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry
Artists
Yemariam Abebayehu
Merlin Uwalaka
Timiro Mohamed
Canadian Law Review Black History Event
The 2023 theme for Black History Month is: "Ours to tell".
This theme represents an opportunity to engage in open dialogue and a commitment to learn more about the stories Black communities in Canada have to tell about their histories, successes, sacrifices, and triumphs.