Archivist: Hi class of 2T3, and welcome to SkuleTM! Joining our community means that you now belong to a group of people with a long and rich history. The Archives is responsible for the preservation of SkuleTM culture, traditions, and memory of the people who made it all possible. The Archives takes great pride that it will have the opportunity to document your battles, your smiles and your shenanigans for long after you have graduated. One of our goals is to connect students to SkuleTM history by creating themed displays, executing historical tours and organize community events for everyone to enjoy and learn about our legacy. It all started with the establishment of School of Practical Science in 1873, progressed to include the creation of the Engineering Society in 1884 and continues today. The Archives are always looking for volunteers to help organize events, organize the ever-expanding collection of artifacts, and conduct research. It is classes like yours, the Class of 2T3, that make SkuleTM such a vibrant, incredible, and special place to be. You can contact me at archivist@g.skule.ca, if you want to get involved or any questions! If you want to learn more about SkuleTM or the Archives, visit: Facebook: facebook.com/skulearchives/ History: skulepedia.ca Photos: photos.skule.ca Videos: youtube.com/user/SkuleTube/ Love, Emily Macdonald-Roach Archivist 1T9-2T0
Engineering Athletics Association: The Engineering Athletics Association (EAA) is a student-run service that organizes all SkuleTM intramural sports teams and clubs. We provide you with relevant information regarding upcoming tryouts, games, and events. EAA supports men’s, women’s, and co-ed sports teams, so EAA has a team for most (if not ALL) of your favourite sports. Follow us on Facebook to stay in the loop! Hani Abu-Jurji EAA President 1T9-2T0
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