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Upcoming FCAT Conference to showcase student projects and voices
February 16, 2022By: Karissa Ketter, News Writer SFU Faculty of Communication, Arts and Technology (FCAT) is setting the stage for their annual Undergraduate Conference on March 4, 2022. Students from any FCAT school — contemporary arts, communication, interactive arts and technology (SIAT), or publishing — were able to submit projects from “Fall 2021 or a previous semester.” The FCAT conference website explains “the conference is an opportunity for students, faculty, staff, and industry members to come together, share knowledge, and build meaningful connections.” The conference allows for submission of art exhibits, films, research papers, live performances, or co-op work reports for consideration.…
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2021 Faculty of Communication, Art, and Technology holds undergraduate conference
March 23, 2021Written by: Jaymee Salisi, News Writer On March 5, 2021 the eleventh annual Faculty of Communication and Technology (FCAT) undergraduate conference was held online. The conference provides students within the faculty the opportunity to showcase their ideas and interests in…
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SFSS president accused of violating society protocols
September 3, 2018Written by: Gabrielle McLaren, Features Editor and Amneet Mann, News Editor This article is part of a series discussing the leaked recording provided to The Peak by Simon Fraser Student Society (SFSS) president Jas Randhawa. The recording documents a…
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Board Shorts
July 23, 2018Written by: Amneet Mann, News Editor Board prepares for advocacy survey to gain student input on provincial lobbying initiatives Vice-president external relations Jasdeep Gill presented to the Simon Fraser Student Society (SFSS) board of directors the preparation that has…
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SFU students help draft Canadian youth policy
April 2, 2018By: Nathaniel Tok, Peak Associate Earlier this year, SFU students Pallvi Sehijpaul and Leejoo Hwang participated in The Canada We Want Conference series in Ontario to help the federal government develop Canada’s first youth policy. The brainchild of Prime…
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