This month in brief – Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association

This month in brief

WUSA

Published:

Wednesday, January 4, 2023

Welcome back Waterloo – hello 2023!

Winter term is going to be full of all kinds of ways to connect with your undergrad community and get involved with your student association.

Feeling extra passionate and political – run for a position on the WUSA Board of Directors! WUSA General Election nominations are open until January 25. Click here to learn more about what is required to become a candidate.

Looking to connect with other students and make some new friends? January is jam packed with events. Take a look at the WUSA Events Calendar here.

While you’re getting settled into winter term, get acquainted with your WUSA Services. There’s a little something for everyone and support is just a click away.

Have a happy, safe and successful winter term!

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