What does CSSC mean in STUDENTS

The primary goal of CSSC is to support the academic success and development of students by advocating on their behalf and effectively representing the needs of College of Sciences students through initiatives such as events, activities, and collaborations with faculty members.

Whether you are interested in joining one of our many committees or simply attending an event, there are many ways that students can get involved with CSSC. All University of Science students are welcome to attend any event hosted by our organisation and join in on conversations held at meetings either virtually or in-person. Furthermore, if you are interested in taking a more active role within our council, you can apply for one of our committee positions which offer great leadership experience and opportunities for growth within the college community.

Yes! Our college offers an accredited course called Leadership Studies I & II which provides comprehensive experience in administration, communication skills and effective problem solving which provides important qualities necessary for today's job market. Upon successful completion of this course, a student is awarded three credits towards graduation requirements.

The College of Sciences Student Council holds bi-weekly meetings both virtually and in-person depending on the current health guidelines provided by university officials. We also host various other "social gatherings" each month to promote camaraderie among our members while also working on projects assigned during weekly task force meetings.