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The PACS Society at the University of Waterloo represents Peace and Conflict Studies undergraduate students. It provides academic and professional resources for members and organizes social and educational events to foster community. The society is run by a President and various Vice Presidents who oversee internal/external affairs, education, communications, and finances. Students can also get involved as directors without a major time commitment by helping plan events.

PACS Society Outreach This is where you tell us what you want, learn how to get involved, become an exec next year, volunteer with events, and meet amazing people!

What Does A Society Do? A societies job is: To represent all undergraduate students enrolled under Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Waterloo and it’s affiliated Colleges To provide resources for all members which allow them to seek out both academic and professional aspirations To provide a forum for members to come together a spirit of cooperation, solidarity and to foster understanding of actions, issues and solutions relating to Peace and Conflict on a local, national and global level To cultivate a spirit of mutual assistance and co-operation, as well as open lines of communication among Peace and Conflict undergraduate students and faculty, and the Faculty of Arts To arrange academic and social events to cultivate community among members

So far... PACS Coffee Night PACS Tea Party Outreach Event (Obviously!) Educational Film Clubs and Societies Day Pick Your Major Day Clothing

Who Helps Run The Society? President Vice President Internal Vice President External Vice President Education Vice President Communications Vice President Finance THE STUDENTS!

President The official representative for the society Delegate responsibilities and formalities Respond to questions regard constitutional, diplomatic and other procedures - as well as all factual information relevant to the society Responsible for both the administration and actions of the society Attend ASU council as required

Vice President Internal The official liaison of the society to other organizations and societies within UW Responsible for handling all grievances, concerns, issues or questions regarding the inner workings of the society responsible for handling all grievances, concerns, issues or questions regarding the inner workings of the society

Vice President External The official liaison to other organizations outside of UW Responsible for handling all grievances, concerns, issues or questions regarding any of the societies activities outside of the university

Vice President Education The liaison for all academic and education interests of students Manages and presents all post educational pathways within UW and abroad - as well as answering all questions about said matter

Vice President Communications Files the minutes of all meetings and keeps them in order - making them available to all members of the society Updating the societies website and twitter regularly, making sure things are factual and up to date

Vice President Finance Responsible for receiving all monies regarding the society and paying all accounts Keeps complete and accurate records of all financial transactions Prepare and submits budgets

Something New... Want to get involved but don’t want to take on a big job? Afraid of a huge time commitment? Want to plan events but don’t know how? Love PACS and want to get to know more students? Be a director!

How To Reach Us pacss.uwaterloo.ca @pacssoc [email_address] In class!

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1. PACS Society Outreach This is where you tell us what you want, learn how to get involved, become an exec next year, volunteer with events, and meet amazing people!

2. What Does A Society Do? A societies job is: To represent all undergraduate students enrolled under Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Waterloo and it’s affiliated Colleges To provide resources for all members which allow them to seek out both academic and professional aspirations To provide a forum for members to come together a spirit of cooperation, solidarity and to foster understanding of actions, issues and solutions relating to Peace and Conflict on a local, national and global level To cultivate a spirit of mutual assistance and co-operation, as well as open lines of communication among Peace and Conflict undergraduate students and faculty, and the Faculty of Arts To arrange academic and social events to cultivate community among members

3. So far... PACS Coffee Night PACS Tea Party Outreach Event (Obviously!) Educational Film Clubs and Societies Day Pick Your Major Day Clothing

4. Who Helps Run The Society? President Vice President Internal Vice President External Vice President Education Vice President Communications Vice President Finance THE STUDENTS!

5. President The official representative for the society Delegate responsibilities and formalities Respond to questions regard constitutional, diplomatic and other procedures - as well as all factual information relevant to the society Responsible for both the administration and actions of the society Attend ASU council as required

6. Vice President Internal The official liaison of the society to other organizations and societies within UW Responsible for handling all grievances, concerns, issues or questions regarding the inner workings of the society responsible for handling all grievances, concerns, issues or questions regarding the inner workings of the society

7. Vice President External The official liaison to other organizations outside of UW Responsible for handling all grievances, concerns, issues or questions regarding any of the societies activities outside of the university

8. Vice President Education The liaison for all academic and education interests of students Manages and presents all post educational pathways within UW and abroad - as well as answering all questions about said matter

9. Vice President Communications Files the minutes of all meetings and keeps them in order - making them available to all members of the society Updating the societies website and twitter regularly, making sure things are factual and up to date

10. Vice President Communications Files the minutes of all meetings and keeps them in order - making them available to all members of the society Updating the societies website and twitter regularly, making sure things are factual and up to date

11. Vice President Finance Responsible for receiving all monies regarding the society and paying all accounts Keeps complete and accurate records of all financial transactions Prepare and submits budgets

12. Something New... Want to get involved but don’t want to take on a big job? Afraid of a huge time commitment? Want to plan events but don’t know how? Love PACS and want to get to know more students? Be a director!

13. How To Reach Us pacss.uwaterloo.ca @pacssoc [email_address] In class!

Editor's Notes

#6: 1. Has an encyclopedic knowledge of The Beatles. 2. During exams spent 48 straight hours in the SLC before an exam and only slept for 3 (she smelled GREAT in the morning) 3. She once went to hug her friend and accidentally punched him in the face, giving him a fat lip (they’re still friends)
#7: 1. Last summer she got stung by a jelly fish in South Carolina. Most painful experience of life but she can laugh about it now and the scars make for a good story. 2. She once fainted during my cousin`s wedding. She was a bridesmaid. 3. She wants a pet hedgehog more than anything else in the world.
#8: 1. She’s a total cookie monster 2. Her extra curricular activities were so peculiar her friends nicknamed her Sketchy-Mexican (sketchican for short) 3. She may still be a huge sailor moon fan...
#9: 1) Talks about her love for sauted mushrooms entirely too much 2) Hiccups like a Teredactal 3) Once melted a pair of crocs on a volcano
#10: 1. She was in an R rated movie when she was younger 2. She not so secretly loves Justin Bieber 3. SHE LOVES FROGS!!!
#11: 1. She doesn't like cheese. 2. She always checks behind the shower curtain. 3. She has to wear kids glasses because her head is too small :(
#12: ‎ 1. She used to have a pet goat 2. She’s always hungry 3. Her biggest phobia is birds

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