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ESA 2024-25 Executive Candidates – Vote for your new ESA Exec Team!
ESA members, please vote for the election candidates you support here: https://ca.cglink.me/2fM/s51060. Our voting form closes tonight, April 9th and our newly elected team will be introduced at our General Meeting on April 10th in Buchanan 323 from 12:30-2pm. Our candidate bios are listed below. Srijaa Chatterjee (Nominated for President, Honours Representative and VP Academic Programming) – I’m a third year student in the English Literature Honours program, complemented by a minor in Creative Writing. I’m interested in running for the role of President as I believe this is a position I am equipped for, and can do justice to. I have been involved in almost every facet of writing…
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Apply to be an ESA Executive!
Happy April everyone! As the academic year is coming to an end, it’s time to start thinking about next year’s executive team. As an ESA executive, you will work with a team of like-minded students to find different ways of cultivating a community within the English department while also promoting English studies as an accessible and fun option available to anyone. From our annual ice cream social to outreach events such as the Poetry Collection, you will have the opportunity to hold big and small events and collaborate with the English department, or even other clubs! To be eligible for this election, you must be an official member of the…
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Annual ESA Short Story Competition!
Attention writers and UBC creatives! It’s that time of year when we host the ESA’s annual short story competition, back for its second year. Do you have a short story, sitting forlorn and alone in your google drive? Submit! Are you desperate for an excuse to procrastinate your homework by flexing your creative muscles? Write and submit!
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Agape
If I could be a cloud
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2022-23
Read bios and get to know the 2022-23 executive team of the UBC English Students Association!
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Colloquium 2016: Presenters and Abstracts
We are pleased to announce that our second annual conference, The Colloquium, will be hosted on Saturday, January 30th, featuring presentations by undergraduate students and faculty members! The Colloquium will take place in the Dodson Room in the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre from noon until 6pm, and food and refreshments will be provided during two breaks. The Colloquium is open to everyone—students and members of the public; be sure to reserve a free ticket here. Colloquium Presenters: Undergraduate Students Click on the presenter’s name to view their biography and abstract. Taylor Tomko – ‘Why Dost Thou Laugh?’: Theatricality and Humour in Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus Alexandra Valahu – Bebop and the…
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AUS clubs days 2012
photo credit: Stephen Morgan
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AUS clubs days 2012
photo credit: Stephen Morgan
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AUS clubs days 2012
photo credit: Stephen Morgan
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AUS clubs days 2012
photo credit: Stephen Morgan
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AUS clubs days 2012
photo credit: Stephen Morgan
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AUS clubs days 2012
photo credit: Stephen Morgan