Nominations Forms Due By: March 26th, 2007 by 5 PM in the ICSS office.
* Candidates for the position of President or Vice-President must have served at least one term on the ICSS in any previous academic year. A term is defined as holding a position for at least 8 months. If you have not served a full term on council, you must collect 50 nominations from Innis College students in order to be eligible for the positions. If you have any concerns, please contact the Chief Electoral Officer at melissa.kim@utoronto.ca.

Download the necessary form(s) here and here, and the constitution, which includes the duties of each position, can be found here.

****ATHLETIC BANQUET****

Date: Friday, March 30
Time: 8pm
Location: Hart House Debates Room
Cost: $15 (includes a delicious meal catered by Hart House, subsidized by ICSS)
Details: Semi-formal

Tickets will be on sale beginning THIS WEEK in the Innis Residence LOBBY. Athletes and ICSS members have first dibs on tickets. After that, ticket sales will be open to all Innis students so everyone can come out and support your fellow athletes! Buy your tickets early because there are only a limited number of spaces.

***** GRADUATING STUDENTS: Apply for the Harris Award

Harris Award is awarded annually to the athlete in her/his graduating year deemed most outstanding in participation, sportsmanship, and leadership. To be eligible for the award, you must fill out a short application form, available in the ICSS office and here.

****THE IMAGINNIS ART EXHIBITION: A CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS****
We want your artwork! Drawing, painting, photography, embroidery, comics, dioramas, whatever! We want it all. Your work will be presented at the Imaginnis Art Exhibition on March 31st (tentative date).

DEADLINE: MARCH 25

HOW TO SUBMIT:

Any questions or concerns about submissions or the art show itself, contact Jamie-Lynn Christie at JL.CHRISTIE@GMAIL.COM.

****IN-SIGHT****

IN-SIGHT (INnis Students Integrating Growing Helping Together) is a new mentoring program that will be originating this coming September! This program will group together an upper-year student and a few first-year students in similar fields of study. The goal of this program is to facilitate the transition of first years into university life, as well as integrate first-year students with upper-year peers.

We need FOUR dedicated and creative co-ordinators to run the program.

For more information, please attend the information session on TUESDAY, MARCH 27 at 8pm in the Innis Residence Events Room.

If you cannot attend the meeting but are interested in the position, please email your questions to show.innis@gmail.com

16 Mar 2007 by the Electronic Communications Representative

ICSS MID-YEAR REVIEW!

Download the ICSS Mid-Year Review now by clicking HERE! Please note that your computer must support Adobe Acrobat Reader in order to view the file.

23 Feb 2007 by the Electronic Communications Representative

A MESSAGE FROM YOUR GRAD REPS!

Hello graduates! As your representatives on the ICSS, we hope to work closely with you to ensure that the time leading up to graduation goes smoothly and pleasantly. As we close this chapter of our undergraduate career, it is a time to celebrate our accomplishments over the past several years, but also time to give back to institution that has served as our academic home: Innis College.

As grad-reps, we would like your feedback on several proposed projects that would serve both as a token of thanks to the college and a gift to the future incoming students from the graduating class of 2007. These projects would be funded by money raised this year through future events to be announced. The following projects have been proposed:

1. TV for the new Innis Student Lounge: The college plans to add a Student Lounge space, which would be ideal for students to drop by between classes and to meet up with others. A TV for this space would be a highly-visible and useful legacy.

2. Student Travel Fund: The college plans to establish a fund to help students who need to travel for academic or extra-curricular purposes. Students would be able to apply for and receive a contribution towards their travel expanses. A gift from the class of 2007 would help to jumpstart the process.

3. Kitchen Sink Award: The college gives this award to one first-year student, based on outstanding academic achievement and community involvement. Last year's graduating class donated $1000 to this award and ensured that it would remain for the current school year. Further donation to this award would ensure that it would remain in place for the next school year.

We would really like to hear from you regarding which option you believe would best serve as a token of thanks to the college and represent the graduating class of 2007. Please take a quick second to send your choice to: icss.gradrep@gmail.com.

Also, please remember to register for your grad photos! We look forward to working with you in the New Year and please contact us if you have any questions!

Your ICSS Grad Reps,
Valery Kisilevsky & Diana Wu
icss.gradrep@gmail.com

29 Jan 2007 by the Electronic Communications Representative