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2017-2018 CSSS By-Elections Nom

posted by Jace Manshadi on Aug. 4, 2017, 11:15 p.m.


Hi everyone,

The nomination period for positions in the CSSS begins today, and lasts until 11:59pm August 11th. These positions are for the next 2 semesters, i.e until the end of April. If you want to run for any of the positions below, or you want to nominate someone for one of these positions, please do the following:

1) Fill out a nomination form (attached is a digital copy) with the nominees' signature and give a physical copy to me or one of the CSSS executives (there should be at least one exec in the CSSS common room, ASB 9802). You CAN nominate yourself for a position.

Physical copies will be in the common room, ASB 9802, or you can print out your own from the digital copy located here-> [http://www.sfu.ca/~jsaadatm/nominations.pdf](http://www.sfu.ca/~jsaadatm/nominations.pdf)

2) Have the candidate send a speech to j_manshad@sfu.ca

If you would like examples of past speeches, please check out
[http://www.sfu.ca/~mtaras/2016.html](http://www.sfu.ca/~mtaras/2016.html)
[http://www.sfu.ca/~karana/speeches2016](http://www.sfu.ca/~karana/speeches2016)
[http://www.sfu.ca/~karana/VPspeeches2016.html](http://www.sfu.ca/~karana/VPspeeches2016.html)

The positions that you can run for are:

Director of Events

The Director of Events shall:
-Chair the Events Committee.
-Plan, organise, and execute all CSSS sponsored events or delegate such responsibilities as necessary.
-Be a signing officer of the Society, including the Society’s Bank Account.
-Write a continuity report at the end of their term for the next executive member who will fill this position.

Director of Archives

The Director of Archives shall:
-Ensure that proper notice of General Meetings is given, as specified by this Constitution.
-Record the minutes of CSSS meetings, or ensure that the minutes are recorded if they are unable.
-Keep and reproduce both minutes of CSSS meetings and written records of all decisions, made at properly constituted meetings of the Society.
-Make the minutes of all meetings available to the public, including the Student Union Organiser.
-Compile semester executive, representative, and committee membership lists.
-Post hard copies of the minutes of General Meetings near the CSSS common room(s), and distribute electronic versions of the minutes to appropriate CSSS mailing lists.
-Maintain the records of the CSSS, including but not limited to the minutes archive, continuity reports, event summaries, Society procedures, and Society history.
-Be able to provide guidance on the regulations and procedures of the CSSS and SFSS.
-Write a continuity report at the end of their term for the next executive member who will fill this position.

Good luck to all the candidates!

-Jace Manshadi
Elections Officer | System Administrator | Webmaster
Simon Fraser University | CSSS

[CSSS] End of Semester Social

posted by Brendan Chan on Aug. 3, 2017, 4:45 p.m.


[CSSS] Semesterly End of Semester Social Celebrating the End of the Semester

Hi all,

The CSSS will be hosting an end of semester social this Friday. Come by and chat, play boardgames, video games, free food, and more!

SEoSSCtEotS
Friday, August 4th 2017
6:00pm - Late
TASC 9204

Come enjoy your last reprieve before the unbearing onslaught of exams!

Hope to see you there,

Brendan Chan

CSSS Director of Events

General Meeting 2017-08-04 11:30

posted by Joshua Wu on July 30, 2017, 2:04 a.m.


CSSS Notice of General Meeting 2017-08-04 11:30 TASC9204E

Hello everyone, this is notice of the Computing Science Student Society's next general meeting.

Date: Friday, August 4th 2017
Time: 11:30 AM
Location: TASC 9204 East

Agenda:
Report of Officers
End of Semester Address
Frosh: Budget Approval
Silicon Valley Wrap-Up
EoSS
Constitution Update
Hoodie Sale
Ticket Sales
Election of By-Elections Officer
Open Floor
Approval of the Minutes
Open Floor

Pop will be served. Voting restricted to members only. You are a member if you are: a declared CMPT major, minor, or honours in any program of study offered at the undergraduate level by the School of Computing Science; or currently enrolled in any undergraduate course offered by the School of Computing Science.

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Joshua Wu | CSSS Director of Archives

If you are not interested in these newsletters or other email correspondence with the CSSS, you can remove yourself from our mailing list by visiting [http://maillist.sfu.ca](http://maillist.sfu.ca), signing in with your SFU credentials, selecting "find maillists to which I belong," and then unsubscribing from cmpt-students, csss-announce, and/or csss-active

Mobify Grant 2017 Deadline

posted by Henry Zhao on July 21, 2017, 3:34 p.m.


[CSSS] Mobify Grant 2017 Deadline Fast Approaching!

Hi everyone,

Just a friendly reminder that the 2017 Mobify Grant's deadline is approaching. Make sure you get your applications in before July 31st, 2017 midnight.

Regards,

Henry Zhao
Director of Communications
Simon Fraser University | CSSS

On 7/5/2017 7:46 PM, Henry Zhao wrote:
Hello Students,

I hope you're having an awesome Summer!

The 2017 Mobify Grant applications are now open, and you can find the link here: [http://websurvey.sfu.ca/survey/281687890](http://websurvey.sfu.ca/survey/281687890)

The deadline for this grant is July 31st, 2017, so make sure you get those applications in early and don't procrastinate!

Please feel free to reply to this email if you are uncertain about your application, or contact Christopher Duffin at cduffin@sfu.ca directly.
You will find below a small blurb detailing what this grant is about, and who it is for. You can find the same information at the websurvey link provided above.

At Mobify, we're passionate about creating amazing mobile experiences and we're so excited to be able to share our passion with such talented students at SFU! We're confident that you'll come up with some butt kicking ideas and we can't wait to see them come to life. Obviously, mobile technology is what sparks our hunger at Mobify and our engineers have hinted at some impressive ideas that would knock their socks off. Up for the challenge? Here are a few ideas to spark your imagination:

1) Develop an app for an event at SFU,
2) Develop an app for a particular club or organization at SFU,
3)Develop an app that will increase student productivity or efficiency at SFU,
4) Develop an SFU Social Networking App,
5) Develop an app for a small business on campus,
6) Host a Hackathon, Networking Event, or Workshop.

Throughout your journey of completing your project, Mobify would like to support you as much as possible. With that being said, Mobifyers are quite busy bees! We've included in the submission form a few sections that request some more detailed information. The more in-depth information you are able to provide, the more we can help you moving forward. Think of it like Batman and Robin - partners in crime. If you have any further questions about either a type of project you and your team have in mind or just questions about filling out the application all together, please contact Christopher Duffin at cduffin@sfu.ca We look forward to seeing what you and your team's imagination comes up with!

General Meeting 2017-07-21

posted by Joshua Wu on July 14, 2017, 4:53 p.m.


This is notice of the Computing Science Student Society's next general meeting.

Date: Friday, July 21st 2017
Time: 11:30 AM
Location: TASC 9204E

Agenda:
Report of Officers
Frosh
EoSS
Charity Gameathon Support
Hoodie Sale
Silicon Valley Trip Report
Constitution
Approval of the Minutes
Open Floor
- Rob's Proposal for Tickets
- Free Geek

Pop will be served. Voting restricted to members only. You are a member if you are: a declared CMPT major, minor, or honours in any program of study offered at the undergraduate level by the School of Computing Science; or currently enrolled in any undergraduate course offered by the School of Computing Science.

--
Joshua Wu | CSSS Director of Archives

If you are not interested in these newsletters or other email correspondence with the CSSS, you can remove yourself from our mailing list by visiting http://maillist.sfu.ca, signing in with your SFU credentials, selecting "find maillists to which I belong," and then unsubscribing from cmpt-students, csss-announce, and/or csss-active.




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