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Do you need more information about Student Organizations at the University of Toronto Scarborough?
Please feel free to contact:

Allan Grant
Assistant Coordinator, Campus Groups
Student Centre - SL157
416.208.2705
grant@utsc.utoronto.ca

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Club List - 2007/2008
Group Name Organization Email Description of Group
2nd Nature 2ndn@utsc.utoronto.ca 2nd Nature is UTSC's Environmental Awareness Club. It is made up of students from many disciplines and departments. 2nd Nature is always looking for new members - the only requirement is an interest in the health of our planet.
30::4::30 tft@utsc.utoronto.ca 30::4::30 is a club dedicated to sponsoring a child overseas who has been diagnosed with Leporsay. The goal of the club is to have at least 30 members who committ to donating one dollar a month for 12 months in order to cure a child of Leporsay. Through the Canadian Leporsay Mission organization, it only costs 29.00 a month to save a child who has the disease. 30::4::30 is a club whose aim is to save at least one child's life during the 2007/2008 school year by working as a team to share the cost in supporting the mission.
Abundant Life Volunteering Association alva@utsc.utoronto.ca The main purpose of ALVA is to recruit volunteers to volunteer at different sites. One of the main sites of the year is Light and Love Home Learning Centre. This learning centre has many volunteering positions available to our members, such as volunteers, tutors, teacher assistants, and teachers of the Summer Day Camp Program and the After-School Tutorial Program. The After-School Tutorial Program was from Sept. 2004 to Jun. 2007; members acted as tutors to help students in their day-school homework and extra exercises on Mathematics and English. The Summer Day Camp Program was from July to August 2007; members had a choice to choose from positions such as volunteers, teacher assistants, or teachers to teach courses and supervise activities. Members were required to demonstrate commitment by volunteering on a regular basis. Other than this, our club also provide social activities and events for members to join to meet more people so they can expand their social network.
ACE UTSC aceutsc@utsc.utoronto.ca ACE UTSC is Advancing Canadian Entrepreneurship at the University of Toronto Scarborough. Our mission is to promote and support entrepreneurship and innovation. We believe that by connecting diverse groups of individuals and championing the open exchange of skills, ideas, and resources, we can create economic opportunity and make a positive and enduring impact on the University and its outside community. ACE UTSC is committed to helping members to fully develop their potential and to foster their long-term growth. The association shall practice and promote creativity, professionalism, and disciplined project management, and shall empower its members to do the same.
Afghan Student Body asb.utsc@gmail.com The afghan student body, ASB, consists of current students as well as alumni of the University of Toronto at Scarborough. Together we hope to organize social, cultural, and educational activities to enhance the understanding of Afghan students towards their own culture, to create a network amongst our fellow Afghan students as well as students of other cultural groups, to promote awareness of Afghan students and their culture to other students attending the campus, and to provide an equal opportunity to all members to consolidate and enhance their social network.
African Student Association utscasa@utsc.utoronto.ca THE GROUP IS MEANT TO BE A CATALYST FOR ENGENDERING A COMMUNITY SPIRIT WITHIN THE AFRICAN COMMUNITY AT UTSC, AND AS WELL PROMOTING AWARENESS AMONGST OUR FELLOW NON-AFRICAN STUDENTS IN REGARDS TO AFRICAN CULTURE, VALUES, AND IN GENERAL TO PROVIDE A MORE ACCURATE PICTURE OF THE CONTINENT.
Amnesty International amnesty@utsc.utoronto.ca Amnesty@UTSC is a human rights organization that fights for all people's basic rights, by researching, letter writing, demonstrating, and informing the public about human rights abuses that take place around the world.
Armenian Students' Association asa@utsc.utoronto.ca The Armenian Students' Association (ASA) is a student group intended to promote interaction amongst members within the context of the university community. It aims to educate its members in the culture and history of Armenia,as well as, introduce and promote the Armenian culture and history to the university community. Moreover, it strives to introduce the Canadian culture to new Armenian students and aid them in their process of adaptation to university life. The ASA aims to encourage Armenian secondary school students to pursue post-secondary education, to aid one another academically and to provide academic assistance to members.
Asian Christian Fellowship acf@utsc.utoronto.ca The Asian Christian Fellowship is a group of Christians who desire to see revival at UTSC and meet weekly on campus to glorify Jesus and make His presence known.
Association of Confucian Philosophy and Chinese Cultural Studies acpccs@utsc.utoronto.ca The goal of the group is to promote awareness and cross-cultural understanding of Chinese Culture and Chinese Philosophy at the UTSC and the local community. It will disseminate knowledge of Chinese Philosophy with an emphasis on Confucianism and Neo-Confucianism. It creates opportunities for UTSC students to gain formal understanding of Chinese Philosophy and culture, and provide opportunities for UTSC students to stud and work abroad in China. It establishes and operates formal events, including excursions, seminars, calligraphy teaching sessions or any other events relating to Chinese Culture and Philosophy for both the UTSC student body and the community. Lastly, it allows students to explore Confucian Philosophy and the Chinese Culture to the fullest extent possible within the resources of the University of Toronto through its related student organizations at other campuses and colleges.
Association of Macedonian Students at the University of Toronto amsut@utsc.utoronto.ca We are an organization that stands for social, political, and academic purposes. We encourage others to learn of our heritage through history, culture and education. We attempt to unite the youth of the Canadian Macedonian and U of T communities to work together. Our organization works with other various associations to create events to unite the youth.
Automotive Club for Enthusiasts ace@utsc.utoronto.ca The Automotive Club for Enthusiasts (ACE) is dedicated to providing social and educational opportunities for automotive enthusiasts and those who are interested in or want to gain an interest in automotive topics. We strive to continuously grow and expand as a club and be beneficial to our members.

ACE was officially recognized by the University of Toronto in the early summer of 2005. Created to unite drivers at the University of Toronto, ACE bridges the gap that separates all the students, staff, faculty, and alumni who share similar automotive interests.

www.utorontoace.com
www.utorontoace.com/forum
Badminton Club utsbc@utsc.utoronto.ca UTSBC (University of Toronto at Scarborough) promotes badminton players, whether they are beginners or advanced players, to gather and play badminton. Membership allows student to play during club times at the gym. Birdies and racquets are provided as well. UTSBC also holds 2 annual tournaments each year - Singles Tournament & Doubles Tournament. These 2 events usually give out great prizes and trophies in all categories of play - beginner/intermediate/advanced.
Bengali Association of Scarborough Students (B.A.S.S) bass@utsc.utoronto.ca BASS is a non academic student association at the University of Toronto at Scarborough that promotes and showcases the Bengali culture to the university community through social and cultural events. The association is designed and committed to benefit students by holding meetings, seminars, fund raisers, social events and discussions regarding Bengali culture in Canada and worldwide. This organization will be working as a cohesive body and contributing to the welfare of the Bengali community not just within the University of Toronto but other universities and external communities as well.
Best Buddies Canada
 bb@utsc.utoronto.ca Best Buddies Canada is a national charitable organization dedicated to enhancing our community through one-to-one friendships between individuals with intellectual disabilities and students
Best Damn Sports Club Period bdscp@utsc.utoronto.ca The Best Damn Sports Club Period is a social club which focuses on facilitating the communication and social interaction of students within the Scarborough campus. The Best Damn Sport Club Period has a specific emphasis on sporting events and sports related activities. Providing students with a venue to enjoy, discuss and interact in various sports. By doing so we hope to increase the general fitness level and school spirit of our campus community.
BioSA - Biology Students' Association biosa@utsc.utoronto.ca The Biology Students' Association represents all students in Biological
Sciences programs acting as a forum for these students to voice their
opinions and concerns and serving as a bridge between the Department of
Biological Sciences and the students. We offer many events and seminars on
post-degree opportunities and ways to enhance their experience while
pursuing their undergraduate degree. We offer opportunities to give back
to the community while providing members with the resources to further
their exploration of science related career paths.
Brainwave: Board Game & Trivia Society brainwave@utsc.utoronto.ca To form a network of club members in order to create trivia teams, board games teams, or trading card game teams for competition within UTSC, as well as with other colleges should the opportunity arise; to provide members with an opportunity to meet, socialize and form strong relationships and friendships with other persons that enjoy trivia, board games and trading card games; to provide enjoyable and informative events where attendees may learn new forms of healthy entertainment and interaction and continue to share the enjoyment in trivia, board games and trading card games.
Brighter Days bdays@utsc.utoronto.ca This orginaztion is about helping the unfortunate by visiting the
> sick children hospital on holidays and volunteering around shelters and so forth...

The purpose of this Organization is finding a way to effeciently contribute to the lives of children in need. Our organization provides an outlet which will enable growth and well- being of children.

I would also like to mention that this organization is still somewhat new. This club was created in the end of last year.
Canadian Asian Student Society cass@utsc.utoronto.ca CASS strives to help undergraduate students achieve a fun and balanced university experience. Our various social, academic, philantropic and cultural events allow our members to achieve success as students contribute to their communities, feel a sense of belonging, and increase Asian awareness. As one of the larger student clubs on campus, we offer a very wide range of activities, resulting in a diverse database. CASS is a great way to get involved in extra cirricular activities, make new friends, and build new connections that may help you somewhere in the near future.
CHILDE childe@utsc.utoronto.ca We are a group of students who go to a public school nearby, by the name of Woburn Junior, to tutor students after school from 3:30 to 4:30. We go 4 days a week and either help the students with their homework, or we give them extra sheets and give them lessons on English or Math.
China Research Association cra@utsc.utoronto.ca The China Research Association is dedicated to the research of China-related issues. We disseminate the most authoritative information concerning modern China. We strive to help people understand the opportunities and challenges facing China -- as a growing world power -- in various aspects, including its cultural, social, economical and political situation.
Chinese Christian Fellowship
 sccf@utsc.utoronto.ca Scarborough Chinese Christian Fellowship is a place where students come to appreciate what it means to be a Christian. SCCF should not be a monopoly of the Christians, but rather is open to every student, so that together we may search for the life, love the life, and that our lives touched by other lives.
Chinese Management Association utcma@utsc.utoronto.ca University of Toronto Chinese Management Association (UTCMA) UTCMA is a Chinese student organization dedicated to hosting a variety of developmental opportunities for the Chinese undergraduate management and economics students at the University of Toronto at Scarborough (UTSC). With approximately 400 student members, UTCMA is proud to be the largest Chinese business club at UTSC. Through a collection of academic seminars and workshops, our student members will be exposed to various business fields. They will also be able to network with Chinese management and economics professors and business professionals. Furthermore, UTCMA's main goal is to develop and maintain a mutually beneficial relationship with our members, sponsors, the University, and the Chinese Canadian community in general.
Chinese Undergraduate Association CUAUT@utsc.utoronto.ca Ć The full name of this organization is the Chinese Undergraduate Association University of Toronto (Duo Lun Duo Da Xue Zhong Guo Da Xue Sheng Lian He Hui), or CUAUT in abbreviation.

CUAUT is a non-profit, non-political, social, academic, and cultural organization of Chinese undergraduates. In General, our aim is to provide help and advice to students on both their study, and living at the University of Toronto. We will also organize various events for our members to enrich their university experiences. Not only is this especially relevant for students from Mainland China, but also, for Chinese students from Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and other places around the world. More specifically, our goals are:
Ć To provide opportunities for Chinese students to enhance and expand their social networks.
Ć To assist the success of entrepreneurship within members.
Ć To provide both academic and social counselling for its members. At the same time, assist new students to get used to studying and living away from home.
Ć To help increase the awareness of Chinese cultures and traditions among the entire university community.
Cinema at U of T cut@utsc.utoronto.ca CUT (Cinema at University of Toronto) is an exciting club with a strong emphasis on film production. Every four years, CUT will be producing movies on issues that impact the lives of students, and the community as a whole. Members will be given the opportunity to star in, or help produce these movies. Add this to all the other benefits of this exciting new club, and here is an organization you definitely want to be a part of. ALL University of Toronto students are welcome.
Cinematrix cine@utsc.utoronto.ca A group dedicated to creating a film community at UTSC, Cinematrix aims to gather together interested participants from different streams, such as languages, art, and performance, to generate screenplays, productions, and showings of work. Working along the initiation of the Visual Culture and Cinema program that is to be developed at UTSC, the club also aims to be the information hub for students interested in the subject.
Co-op Students' Association csa@utsc.utoronto.ca The Co-operative Students’ is a student organization to represent and provide services to all students enrolled in the Co-operative programs at the University of Toronto at Scarborough. The purpose of the organization is three-fold:

To organize and administer events that will foster relationship building among all Co-op students at the University of Toronto at Scarborough.

To act as an instrument for all Co-op students to voice their major concerns to the U of T at Scarborough Administration.

To serve as a resource for any Co-op student who requires information or guidance on any aspect of their education.
College for Hosting Entertainment Events for Responsible Students cheers@utsc.utoronto.ca ARTICLE 2: PURPOSE
The purpose and objectives of the club are as follows;
1. To engage students in activities of varying in nature in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).
2. To provide networking opportunities in a comfortable atmosphere otherwise not available.
3. To provide a sense of community at the UTSC commuter campus.
Coptic Christian Student Association (CCSA) coptic@utsc.utoronto.ca This club is designed to allow members access to the Coptic Orthodox faith through theological studies and spiritual meetings
Core Communication Camp (ComCamp)
 ccc@utsc.utoronto.ca The CoreCamp is an 8-month interactive educational program, which provides participants with professional communication training experiences, live marketing presentation practices and continuous opportunities to present innovative case solutions to top business professionals from the real business world.
Couples for Christ - Youth for Christ cfc@utsc.utoronto.ca CFC Youth for Christ aims to provide a Christian support environment for older youth in university until the age of 23.

The program is oriented towards meeting the needs of youth to belong, to be motivated, to be useful, to be good examples, to be Christian witnesses. It has put a premium on four characteristics: it is Fun ; it builds Friendships ; it enhances the Faith ; it allows the young Free , but responsible expression.

With Vatican recognition as a Family ministry under CFC, Youth For Christ provides youth a place where they can grow spiritually and in relationship with God and family.
Cyprus Students Association
 cyprus@utsc.utoronto.ca The purpose of this organizaion is to assist in the orderly settlement of Cypriot students and Canadian students of Cypriot descent in Canada. To preserve, cultivate and promote Cypriot Cultural heritage in Canada. To co-ordinate the efforts of Cypriots in the University of Toronto in providing moral support to Cyprus. To improve the relations between Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots and with any other ethnic minority of Cyprus.
DECA U of T dex@utsc.utoronto.ca DECA U is a non-profit organization that spans across
North America and joins postsecondary students together to
engage in business related activities in areas such as Marketing, Management, and Entrepreneurship.
DECA U is aimed at improving students leadership skills and providing students with an opportunity to experience real world business scenarios through the presentation of case studies and business simulations. Students compete at the Provincial and International level against some of the best universities in Ontario and the world. Over 200 members compete at the Provincial level and approximately 1,000 members across North America earn the opportunity to compete at the International level. DECA U provides students with the opportunity to travel, network with peers and leaders in various industries, and helps students build strong leadership skills which are necessary for success in today’s fast paced work environment.
Dignitas Youth of the University of Toronto Scarborough dignitas@utsc.utoronto.ca We are global leaders providing meaningful opportunities for youth to respond to global AIDS by:

1) Facilitating community involvement around HIV/AIDS issues;

2)Creating innovative programming to raise funds and awareness about HIV/AIDS;

3)Connecting and empowering youth to support the initiatives of Dignitas International.
Dragon Boat Club dboat@utsc.utoronto.ca Our main objective is to enhance the university experience at the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus through the sport and culture of Dragon Boat Racing. We hold a number of practices a week concentrating on increasing overall physical fitness and having tons of fun at the same time. Not only do we work hard but we play hard too. Throughout the year we have clubbing/ pubbing events, bowling nights, movie nights, ski trips, rock climbing and plenty more. This isn't just any sports team it’s a huge social club. So come out, meet new people and get in shape. Our team runs from November through till late July.
Drama Society dramasoc@utsc.utoronto.ca The Drama Society strives to mount and encourage the production of live theatre through a variety of works, and to promote creativity through those works as well as through various workshops/seminars.
Engineers Without Borders - U of T Chapter ewb@utsc.utoronto.ca
European Student Union esu@utsc.utoronto.ca The ESU is an opportunity, for self identified Europeans, to discuss social issues, share academic resources and skills. The ESU will also act as a venue for helping the wider community by hosting fund-raisers, of which, the proceeds will go to recognized charities.
Faith in Action fia@utsc.utoronto.ca Faith in Action is Christian organization which meets weekly throughout the year. We aim to share the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ and the love that He has shown us through His crucifixion and resurrection. We aim to bring awareness of Jesus Christ our Lord, primarily to the south Asian community of the University of Toronto at Scarborough. We aim to create an atmosphere for both Christians and Non-Christians: to disciple and excite those that are Christians to become witnesses for Christ and educate those that are Non-Christians to know the love of our savior Jesus Christ. For more information about our organzation please visit www.faithinaction.ca
Falun Dafa Association fda@utsc.utoronto.ca The main purpose of our club is as follows.
1) to introduce and spread Falun Dafa, an advanced system of cultivation and practice introduced by Master Li Hongzhi, to all members of University of Toronto;
2) to organize study groups of this practice.
3) to clarify the truth concerning the practice of Falun Gong to the public.
Filipino Students' Association fsa@utsc.utoronto.ca
Forum of China Development fcd@utsc.utoronto.ca University of Toronto China Conference (UTCC) will be dedicated to promoting intellectual exchanges in academics, economics, and culture between China and the international community, notably Canada. It aims at providing students in University of Toronto, both Chinese and non-Chinese, a medium to converse with leaders in academia, business and governments. We strive to enhance the overall awareness of the opportunities and challenges in China and promote understanding of the economic, cultural and social issues amongst UofT community.
Free the Children at University of Toronto Scarborough Campus (FTC@UTSC) ftcuts@utsc.utoronto.ca The goals of FTC@UTSC are to raise money and awareness for the education and well-being of children in the developing countries that "Free the Children" is associated with. We will do this through their "Adopt a Village" Campaign.
Frontier College @ U of T Scarborough sfl@utsc.utoronto.ca Frontier College at U of T Scarborough is a student-driven organization that aims to promote literacy in the community via various programs for elementary to high school students.
GPA Tutor Association gta@utsc.utoronto.ca GPA Tutor Association is dedicated to organizing private tutor services for all UTSC students by establishing a centralized and standardized communication channel among private tutors and tutees. GTA also aims to collaboratively and effectively market its tutors to the whole university community thus provide better opportunities to match the supply and demand of the private tutor services.
GTA will operate as a subdivision of Green Path Association (GPA).
GRADitude Volunteer Committee gvc@utsc.utoronto.ca To assist in fundraising activites in support of the UTSC GRADitude Legacy Award.
Greek Students Association gsa@utsc.utoronto.ca To promote Greek culture to the student body, and to allow students of Greek descent to find others who share common backgrounds and experiences with. We also get involved with the community through volunteer work.
Green Path Association greenpath@utsc.utoronto.ca As the organization for students recruited through the Green Path Program, which is for directly recruiting high school student form China, GPA's primary objective is to cooperate with the Office of Student Recruitment and Registrar, the Office of Student Housing & Residence Life, the Office of Hospitality and Retail Services, and University of Toronto-School of Continuing Studies. GPA is dedicated to introducing various aspects of the overall environment and the university to our new students and assisting them to achieve success academically and socially.
(GSAS) Graduate Student Association at Scarborough gsas@utsc.utoronto.ca The Graduate Students' Association at Scarborough (GSAS) represents graduate students from all graduate programs pursuing the majority of their research at the UTSC campus. Our mission is to provide a unified position on issues that pertain to graduate student life in both a social and academic setting, with a mandate to improve and maintain the quality of graduate studies at UTSC. GSAS is responsible each year for the graduate student seminar series, where guest scientists present current and progressive research in various scientific fields. Additionally, monthly events sponsored by GSAS, provide a network for graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, and faculty to socialize and encourages an atmosphere where ideas and collaborative work can flourish.
Health Studies Student's Association hssa@utsc.utoronto.ca The HSSA aims to
• To bridge the gap between faculty and students in the Health Studies program through networking, events and volunteering activities.
• To provide resources and guidance and participate in knowledge translation for students to enhance their experience in the program.
• To provide an outlet to showcase student achievement in the program.
Hindu Students' Council hsc@utsc.utoronto.ca HSC's purpose/mission is to promote Hinduism and educate people about Hindu culture, religion and way of life. Our executive team will try to achieve this by organizing events that will inform people from Bollywood to Hindu food to it's gods. Some of the events that we have already done which have achieved this purpose are Hindu Awareness Day, numerous workshops, movie nights and Diwali Formal.
IDSSA idssa@utsc.utoronto.ca Open to all members of the University of Toronto community, whether enrolled in an IDS program or not, the group seeks to bring people who are passionate about development/First World issues together.

We try to raise awareness about issues such as fair trade, human rights and poverty. We collect donations and run events to fundraise for organizations such as GuluWalk (for children in northern Uganda), Operation Christmas Child, FEED International and the Adwaso School. Throughout the year, we team up with other clubs on campus like Second Nature, WAR, Song Scribe and WUSC.

We are open to new ideas, new issues and new partnerships! The mandate is very loose so there is a lot of opportunity for members to direct the group where their passions lie.
Igo Club igo@utsc.utoronto.ca Igo, also known as Go, Baduk and Wei Qi, is a millennia-old strategic board game played all over the world. We meet weekly to play, discuss, and learn more about this fascinating game.
Imani Black Students' Alliance imani@utsc.utoronto.ca The mission of Imani is to promote, advocate, share, and celebrate the many cultures and ethnic groups that comprise the Black community both within and outside the University of Toronto at Scarborough student body. It is Imani's goal to reduce and/or eliminate stereotypes, prejudices, and any pre-conceived notions about our culture, and become a positive and beneficial part of the social and cultural life here at the University of Toronto’s Scarborough campus.
Investment Society isutsc@utsc.utoronto.ca
Ismaili Muslim Students' Association (IMSA) imsa@utsc.utoronto.ca The Ismaili Muslim Students' Association (IMSA) is a student-run organisation at University of Toronto at Scarborough. Our goals are to foster an environment where our students can feel at home and receive the help and support that they need. We organize several social, cultural, and educational events throughout the year to help maintain an atomosphere of unity and involvement.

The UTSC IMSA is part of a wider network of ISAs spanning dozens of universities in Ontario and elsewhere in Canada.
Japanese Peers Network jpn@utsc.utoronto.ca JPN promotes Japanese cultures to students who are interested. This is done through weekly Japanese language class and monthly events such as Movie Nights, Japanese Food Nights, and Cultural week. We also offer career information sessions for students who are interested in working in Japan.
Korean Student Association ksa@utsc.utoronto.ca KUTSSA is a club where Korean students can come together to network and bond with one another. It gives them a community away from home, for many student who are in Canada just to study. KUTSSA also helps organize social events to allow people to network with one another.
L'Association Francaise laf@utsc.utoronto.ca The mandate of l’Association française (LAF) is to promote French language and culture at UTSC. We aim to provide an environment in which students with an interest in French can meet each other, practice their French skills, and learn more about the French culture.
Latin American Students' Association lasa@utsc.utoronto.ca The Latin American Students' Association (LASA) is an organization that promotes and disseminates
the Latin American culture by hosting several social events throughout the school year. From pub nights
to spanish tutoring, all the way to teaching salsa, merengue and other exotic dances, LASA will make your
year fun and exciting! Members get special discounts on events hosted by LASA, and other privileges. So
feel free to contact us about how to become a member, and let the fun begin!
LGBTQ@UTSC lgbtq@utsc.utoronto.ca The LGBTQ@UTSC creates a positive space on campus for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Questioning students, staff and faculty. The Lounge, located at BV 336, is a space where LGBTQ folks and their Allies can meet, hang out or study. We also provide safer sex resources both at the lounge and also in the Frosh kits every September. We create visibility on campus by holding events and working with other campus groups as well as using posters, pamplets and buttons.
We strive to create a campus that is inclusive and welcoming to people of all genders and sexualities.
Liberal Club liberals@utsc.utoronto.ca The purpose and objectives of the club are as follows;
a) To promote and support the principles and policies of Liberalism.
b) To promote youth and student issues.
c) To promote the election of Liberal members to the Federal Parliament and Provincial Legislature.
d) To develop and determine policy that reflects the ideas and concerns of the membership.
e) To recruit youth and promote Liberal Party membership.
f) To educate Young Liberals on the various aspects of the political process.
g) To ensure adequate representation of youth and students in the Liberal Party of Canada.
Management & Economics Students' Association (MESA) mesa@utsc.utoronto.ca MESA is the Management and Economics Students' Association at the University of Toronto at Scarborough and the Departmental Students Association (DSA) for the Department of Management.

MESA is mandated to represent the academic and program-related concerns of students in Management, as well as to provide programming, activities, and other events relevant and of interest to students. We represent over 2,500 co-op and non-co-op management, pre-management and economics students.

As a mature and dynamic professional organization, MESA takes pride in being able to foster learning and long-term growth through the creation of opportunities. Through our competitions, information seminars, programs, skill building sessions, networking events, and social activities, MESA is able to bridge the gap between students, the Department of Management and the business community.
Marketing and Product Management Consultants mpmc@utsc.utoronto.ca
Milestone Campus Fellowship mcf@utsc.utoronto.ca Milestone Campus Fellowship (MCF) is a Christian group with its mission to share to the Gospel of Jesus Christ on campus. Through discussion groups, meetings and activities our members can learn about and actively pursue being a disciple of Jesus. As a group, we will strive to be the embodiment of Christ, which brings compassion and peace to; serves and meets the needs on campus and in the wider community. It will facilitate and encourage open dialogue and discussion about faith within the diverse student body on campus.
Mishihi Caribbean Connections mcc@utsc.utoronto.ca 'Mishihi' is the Amerindian word for 'uprightness'.
The purpose of the club is:
1. To accurately represent the richness in ethnic and cultural diversity that exists in the Caribbean in the form of political, cultural and social events.
2. To actively participate in the contribution to the welfare of the Caribbean community.
3. To work as a cohesive body to support other Caribbean bodies, not just within the University of Toronto community, but throughout the community as a whole.
Mixed Martial Arts Club mmac@utsc.utoronto.ca The purpose of this club is to effectively gather martial arts practitioners from the University of Toronto’s student body to share their techniques, martial arts knowledge, and principles with other like-minded students. This club also provides people new to martial arts an opportunity to learn from different styles provided by the diverse backgrounds of club members. The main goal of this club is to provide an enriched environment for martial artists to learn and grow, especially through interacting with unfamiliar arts and cultures, thus extending their skills to new horizons.

UTSC students who join this club will conveniently pursue martial arts safely on campus while they strive towards achieving their academic goals. Such an opportunity will enrich a student’s experience at UTSC by promoting leadership qualities. Attendees with find in this group a productive way to stay healthy, build self-confidence, become disciplined, relieve stress, and to create meaningful relationships with fellow members and instructors. All these qualities are transferable and can be used to aid students at UTSC.
Model United Nations utmun@utsc.utoronto.ca The main objective of this organization is to raise awareness of international issues, politics, cultural diversity, and the United Nations within the campus. The organization works to promote a greater understanding of the importance of United Nations and how it operates. UTMUN is also a forum for debate and competes on an international level at various conferences throughout the year, such as the McGill Conference (MCMUN) with the goal of earning awards and designations that give the club and UTSC international recognition. UTMUN membership is open to all University of Toronto students. UTMUN aims to enrich the university experience by providing its members the opportunity to attend Model United Nation's conferences hosted by renowned Universities from all over Canada and the world.
Muslims Students' Association msa@utsc.utoronto.ca The MSA at UTSC strives to bring together the Muslim community on campus, encourage and facilitate the practice of Islam on campus and also promote awareness of Islam among the Campus community.
New Media Club newmedia@utsc.utoronto.ca To provide students with the opportunity to network with other students interested in the field of new media as well provide the opportunity to enhance media skills and obtain valuable work experience in the field.
Novelty: The Chinese Students' Association novelty@utsc.utoronto.ca Novelty is a Chinese Students Association at University of Toronto at Scarborough campus. Together, we have held major inter-university events giving out members a greater enhancement of University life and a greater opportunity to meet students from other universities throughout Ontario! We are committed to our members and believe that our new and improved association this year will give our student members an exciting and enjoyable university life.
Organized Sound osound@utsc.utoronto.ca To provide students the opportunity to EXPRESS themselves.
In the past, Organized Sound has used artistic expression to facilitate student expression. This year we are expanding our vision to include more socially aware commentary to our mission.

We just want to ensure that the bright minds of today and future leaders of tomorrow have the chance express their thoughts. As well as provide a venue for students to share these ideas in a respectable manner.

"DREAM WITH YOUR EYES OPEN"
Pakistani Students Federation psf@utsc.utoronto.ca PSF aims to promote Pakistani culture at the University of Toronto Scarborough campus. We welcome all individuals regardless of race, ethnicity or religion, who share common interests and values. PSF believes that through active participation in an intellectually and culturally diverse community, students will be better prepared to deal with issues they face in our rapidly changing society. We will provide a platform for students from all backgrounds to meet and interact, and foster intercultural harmony and understanding while encouraging scholarship, leadership and unity.
Philosophy Club phlub@utsc.utoronto.ca The Philosophy Club, or Phlub as it's members lovingly call it, is a group of people who love to discuss questions about our world and our conection to it (if any). Far beyond just discussion in the abstract, we take turns discussing topics such as time, beauty and knowledge itself. Although not limited to class material, it is a very important part of the club that we tutor new philosophy students to take some of the mystery out of dense material. We also have guest speakers lecture to the group and hold intereactive question and answers.
PNDA - Psychology and Neuroscience Departmental Association pnda@utsc.utoronto.ca The Psychology and Neuroscience Departmental Association (PNDA) is the Departmental Students Association for the Department of Psychology.

The Psychology and Neuroscience Departmental Association aims to:
- Assist PNDA members with various aspects of university life by providing academic and professional information, and creating opportunities to interact with like-minded individuals.
- To serve in an advisory capacity for students in the Psychology and Neuroscience fields who need assistance and guidance with their education.
- To encourage interaction and the exchange of ideas between students and faculty in the Department of Psychology.
- Work with the Department in order to facilitate long-term growth and improvement of courses and student resources.
- To act as a voice for all students in Psychology and Neuroscience at University of Toronto Scarborough, addressing and relaying their concerns to the administration, faculty, and other student organizations where appropriate.
- Promote cross-disciplinary relations, understanding and co-operation with the other Departmental Student Associations in order to satisfy the needs of students.
- Become a liaison & networking point-of-contact for all matters pertaining to Psychology and Neurosciences, linking PNDA and its members, students, faculty, staff, and outside organizations, institutions, companies and communities.
Project A: Anime Club animeclub@utsc.utoronto.ca The UTSC Anime Club works towards introducing different varieties of Anime into the student body. Current Anime titles in North America are limited and do not provide a wide enough perspective towards what is really available. We hope to expose to our members a wider choice of Anime so that they are not deprived of enjoyable entertainment. We will also introduce aspects of Japanese culture that are relevant to the Anime industry.
Republic of China Student Association (ROCSAUT) rocsaut@utsc.utoronto.ca This is an organization for Taiwanese Student Association. We are trying our best to provide an environment for Taiwanese students to have a better way to gain knowledge for Taiwanese culture.

The Headquarters directly manage the Downtown Branch. ROCSAUT is a non-profitable club; it provides services not only for Taiwanese but for all different culture background people.
Research Club rcutsc@utsc.otoronto.ca The purpose of the Research club is to provide a point of contact for professors, active researchers and students interested in learning about or getting involved in research work at UTSC. Events may also promote research opportunities outside the Scarborough campus. The club aims to further the knowledge of students regarding the requirements and competition involved in engaging in active research. The club also aspires to create a functional interface whereby interested students can be matched with promising opportunities in their area of interest and under the supervision of professors and personnel they are better acquainted with.
Scarborough Campus Chinese Club sccc@utsc.utoronto.ca will be provided later
Scarborough Campus Chinese Club sccc@utsc.utoronto.ca The University of Toronto Scarborough Campus Chinese Club (SCCC) is a non-profitable student group that was established at the U of T Scarborough Campus in 1994. This year, we are projecting our member base to consist of 600+ people. SCCC is one of the largest Asian student committees at the U of T Scarborough Campus. Along with the University of Toronto Chinese Student Association (UTCSA) and the Chinese Engineering Student Association (CESA), we form an alliance as the University of Toronto Joint Student Association.

With the continuous growth of our member base, SCCC is dedicated in hosting a variety of developmental opportunities for our members such as academic and career seminars. Our members and executives have worked with different student committees and non-profitable organizations, while gaining successes and many valuable experiences. We also participate in voluntary social events and assist various business operations in and around the Greater Toronto Area. Our main goal is to develop and maintain a mutually beneficial relationship with our members, sponsors, and the community in general.
Scarborough Campus Hockey Players' Association schpa@utsc.utoronto.ca
Scarborough Campus Students' Union scsu@utsc.utoronto.ca
Scarborough Punjabi Association (SPA) spa@utsc.utoronto.ca The SPA will operate as a non-profit organization which aims to target students of Punjabi decent as well as those students interested in the Punjabi culture. Its aim is to provide a medium of transition to Punjabi students coming to UTSC, as well as promote a variety of cultural and social events to students through various interuniversity networks.
Scholarship Society ssutsc@utsc.utoronto.ca The Scholarship Society’s purpose is to educate its members and the UTSC student body about the various scholarships available that are offered by the University of Toronto and other organizations. The ability to maintain one’s own financial stability is paramount to avoid costly debts and worries that detract from the post secondary experience. Community interaction in the form of special events will also be apart of this group to raise money for the establishment of a new scholarship for club members and funding permitting, to the rest of the Scarborough Campus.
(SHADO) Students of Humanities Association and Departmental Organization shado@utsc.utoronto.ca The Students of Humanities Association and Departmental Organization or 'SHADO' for short, is the DSA for all students enrolled in the Department of Humanities. Our mandate in this role is to represent the views of Humanities Students to the department and the administration at large. In addition we aim to provide events and opportunities that will benefit and contribute to the success of Humanities Students in order that they might gain the most from their university experience.
Society of Linguistics Undergraduate Students solus@utsc.utoronto.ca The Society of Linguistics Undergraduate Students organizes events of interest to linguistics, psycholinguistics, or language students at UTSC. There may be social events, interesting talks, presentations, or seminars. Anyone is welcome to get involved and all ideas are appreciated.
SongScribe songscribe@utsc.utoronto.ca "SongScribe" is a songwriting / collaborations club that works to unite songwriters at UTSC for the purpose of establishing a supportive musical environment of networking opportunities among fellow students/songwriters that inspires and develops songwriting skills and talents while contributing to a lively artistic atmosphere on campus.

The goals of the club are:
-to work together as a body of students and songwriters to encourage and critique eachother's gifts and talents.
-to provide students the opportunity to share their songs with an audience of other participating / non-participating club members, and thus to provide valuable performance experience in the process of enhancing confidence levels on stage.
-to offer students at UTSC a musical environment of unique artistic expression that encourages and creates collaborational opportunities as a way of enhancing the songwriting experience.
(SOSSA) Students of Social Sciences Association sossa@utsc.utoronto.ca SOSSA is the official Departmental Students Association (DSA) for the Social Sciences Department. We represent all Social Science students at the U of T Scarborough.

Goals:
* To foster a collective vision and purpose between all social science students at the University of Toronto at Scarborough.
* To serve as a comprehensive resource for social science students in any field of study who need assistance and guidance with their education.
* To relay the growth of the social science student body into long term growth and collective relationships for faculty members of the Department of Social Sciences and to facilitate the growth of the Department.
* To act as a voice for all social science students at U of T Scarborough, addressing and relaying their concerns to the U of T Scarborough administrative staff and faculty.
South Asian Alliance saa@utsc.utoronto.ca An umbrella organization to all ethnic backgrounds, races and religions that works to enhance student life and promote South Asian culture!
The focus of the South Asian Alliance is to unite South Asians, and build a community through our various social, community service, networking and competitive cultural events.
As well as enhancing the university experience of all our members and spreading excitement and spirit throughout the university campus.
Stock Exchange League, SxL sxl@utsc.utoronto.ca This organization will be educating members about the stock market and other investment markets (futures trading, bond market, Forex, etc.)
This organization is being created with the goal of giving interested members a hands-on training experience which will aid them in future investments and give them an advantage in the today’s world of financial investment.
Street Support ssc@utsc.utoronto.ca We are a student organization that has based itself out of the university of toronto scarborough. We have weekly meetings where we get together to make and distribute sandwiches to the homeless of downtown Toronto. During the winter months we also strive, through student donations, to give out warm clothes. We are also constantly working towards expanding our circle of influence and connections with other like organizations.
Students Against Global AIDS sagaids@utsc.utoronto.ca Students Against Global AIDS - SAGA is part of the larger international organization Student Global AIDS Campaign.
We work to educate young people about the issues surrounding HIV/AIDS and encourage all youth to get tested. With over half of new HIV infections among people under 25, our primary goal is to reduce that number.
Students Breaking Boundaries sbb@utsc.utoronto.ca The purpose of SBB is to establish an organization that encourages, supports and creates opportunities to promote awareness of various challenges faced in disadvantaged national and international communities. In collaboration with other SBB chapters, This organization shall contribute to the resolution of these issues by holding various fundraising events.
Students For World Literacy swl@utsc.utoronto.ca As we all know, purchasing textbooks at the beginning of the university school year here at UTSC is a very hectic time for both students and the UTSC bookstore. As a result, more first year students –being new to the university arena and its unfamiliarity’s - usually have to deal with many frustrations when it comes to purchasing their course books. For example, students may have trouble knowing which books to buy for their course, they may have trouble finding second-hand (cheaper) books and also, it will help students avoid the crowded line-ups of the bookstore. At the same time, it will allow student from previous years who no longer have use for their books to give them up to incoming first years and gain money from them which they can then put to either buying their new books or anything else they may wish. But most of all, this initiative will help raise money for a charity.
The way this project will work is that a team of approximately five members will work to accumulate and collect certain first year introductory-course books, namely, Biology, Chemistry, Calculus, Management and Psychology. This book list is tentative but will be our target books since they are the most commonly used amongst first year students, mainly science students. After receiving a book from a participant student, we would write down their name and contact information and give them a slip indicating that we have their book, the name of the book, and give them a code number which we would then also attach to their book to help us identify it later. We will then tell them to come at the end of September to either come and pick up the money which we owe them for the book, or if we were not able to sell the book, we would give them the book back.
The way that we will raise money for charity is that we would take in the book and pay the seller about 50% of the books origi nal price and sell the book back to students for approximately 75% of the book price, leaving a profit margin of 25% which would then go to a select charity. To get a picture of how the money will work lets take a standard first year biology book that is $150 bran new. We would give $70 for the selling student and sell it to the buying students for $100, thereby leaving a profit of $30 for one book. If we were to successfully sell 100 of these books, we would gain $3000. If we multiply this by the six prospective books, we would reach an amount of $18, 000, quite a large some of money. However, realistically speaking, we might not be able to gain that many books, and even if we were to do half that amount, about $10, 000, it still a large some of money.
In terms of advertising, I am hoping to gain the books for the project through the helps of DSA’s and clubs, as well as through networking such as e-mail, facebook and personal contacts. In order to reach first year students to by the books, we will advertise by either placing flyers in the frosh kits they will be receiving for those who attend orientation or making a short informative announcement about this during frosh itself, or both. Also, I am hoping to make announcements in first year classes throughout the first week of school.
This proposal would mark the initial base for this project and as a full team for this project is formed, and more people are consulted we will be able to discuss the logistics and other aspects of this project more thoroughly, and evidently, add to it.
Table Tennis Club ttc@utsc.utoronto.ca The Table Tennis club strives to improve the awareness of the sport of table tennis at UTSC. The club tries to create a sense of togetherness, increase unity and create a chance for its members to get to know fellow students from various cultures. It brings the game of table tennis to a more competitive level, a level that can generate competition in the form an in house league, friendly matches with outside table tennis clubs and tournaments with other schools who may be interested in a competition.
Tamil Students Association tsa@utsc.utoronto.ca The Tamil Student's Association is a non-profit organization. It exists to promote the Tamil culture among students of University of Toronto. It's aim is to contribute positively towards satisfying the humanitarian needs of Tamils. The association provides a place for students of Tamil and non-Tamil origin an opportunity to utilize their talents and provide a taste of Tamil culture to the general public.

It is run by the students of Scarborough Campus, University of Toronto. All the events held by the association are also fully organized by its membership. The association has been operating for a number of years now.
Taste Buds tastebuds@utsc.utoronto.ca Taste Buds is a dining club where once a month we visit a local independently owned ethnic restaurant for an affordable price. It is a chance to learn about other cultures and meet UTSC students, professors, staff and alumni in a social setting while exploring the nooks and crannies of Toronto's diverse restaurants. All resturants are easily reached by public transportation and we encourage car pooling. Taste Buds will also participate in cooking/healthy eating seminars throughout the year.
Thaqalayn Muslim Association tma@utsc.utoronto.ca Thaqalayn Muslim Association(TMA) bases its name on the Arabic word Ath-
Thaqalayn which means "the two weighty things". This term is in referrence to
the Holy Qur'an and the Ahlul-Bayt (family of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)), the
two things the holy prophet (pbu) left as guides for humanity.

On this platform, TMA hopes to:
Create bridges of peace, unity, and harmony amongst humankind in general and
Muslims in particular.
Promote the teachings of the Holy Qur’an and the purified Ahlul-Bayt.
Unite and defend the followers adhering to the Holy Qur’an and the Ahlul-Bayt
from misconceptions and false propaganda
The Charity of the Month Club (CMC) cmc@utsc.utoronto.ca The Charity Of The Month Club (CMC) will host numerous creative and innovative fundraisers for the purposes of bettering the UTSC and Toronto communities at large. Our fundraisers will promote learning, creativity, literacy and support important community projects.
The Environmental and Physical sciences Students' epsa@utsc.utoronto.ca The Environmental and Physical sciences Students' Association (EPSA) is a departmental students' association (DSA) representing all undergraduate studenst in teh Department of Physical and Environmental Sciences (DPES). Our mission is to voice student concerns to faculty and administration, provide essential services to our constituents and also to provide a means of networking amongst each other and the administration. We also strive to assist students in finding a balance between academic life and extra-curriculars by holding social events.
The Hub of Intercultural Societies this@utsc.utoronto.ca The purpose of THIS UofT can be described as
1. Increase the overall satisfaction of international students.
2. Facilitate inter-cultural understanding between international and domestic students
3. Promote social interaction amongst international students
Welcome to join us anytime.
The Photography Club pcutsc@utsc.utoronto.ca The Photography Club is a group for all those enthusiastic about photography --whether they be larger-than-life Vogue spreads or simple B&W stills of a face full of character, or of friends and family; and those interested in learning HOW to take amazing photographs: This group is for you!
This group will provide members with an introduction into the world of photography, be it film or digital, by providing tutorials on everything from the technology involved to the the camera just right for you and your personal use, as well as how to take great photos. Advanced tutorials will also be offered to members should they seek it.
Members will also benefit from in-field excursion with other photographers to learn and get a taste for the various styles, modes, and techniques of photography.
The Student Volunteer Program (TSVP) tsvp@utsc.utoronto.ca TSVP-UTSC is a chapter of TSVP Canada, an international development group that is independently administered by students and recent graduates of intermediate and higher levels of education in Canada. It is a forum for students to discover, learn and participate in sustainable development and act locally to effect global change. It is involved in rehabilitation and redevelopment efforts, mainly in the sectors of Information and Communication Technologies, Education and Health
The Surface surface@utsc.utoronto.ca We believe it is a sad day when the official mainstream paper on campus is called “The Underground” implying it is not mainstream when it fact it is such. This organizations intention is to provide an alternate newspaper as a forum for news and opinions other then the official student paper “The Underground.” We believe this will offer a genuine form of voicing dissent for people frustrated at school and provide them with a means to voice their opinion untainted by the excessive leftist and biased views of the current student paper. Our principles include challenging those who seek to stifle free thought , those who have a faith or ideology that seek to punish those who do not share it, and those who use faulty logic and reasoning. We promote the use of the scientific process. Ultimately we are the anti- ideologists.
The UTSC Bike Movement bike@utsc.utoronto.ca The University of Toronto at Scarborough Bike Movement is a student organization that aims to promote bicycle culture and its benefits as an alternative mode of transportation. Ranging from students who wish to learn more about cycling to those who have already mastered the art of street biking, our goal is simply to provide students with an on-campus support and education network to enhance their commuter experience. With a focused mandate, we hope to be a strong and unified voice for cycling facilities in Scarborough. Through the establishment of the UTSC Bike Share, future repair workshops and various other club events, we hope to make biking a more accesssible and realistic option for everyone!
The UTSC Group of Buddhism and Ethics Studies gbes@utsc.utoronto.ca This organization aims to provide students with academic sources related to Buddhism studies and philosophy studies. Events will be held every month like seminars, group studies, visiting museums and exhibitions.
The Young Communist League at UTSC ycls@utsc.utoronto.ca Purpose: YCL at Scarborough is a student organization with the following objectives:

1 To gather individuals with an interest in political theory and activism.

2 To discuss political theory (with a focus on Socialism and Communism), to discuss human and worker rights, and to organize or to take part in events that support these interests.

3 To unite & mobilize students and young workers to work for real change leading to Socialism.
UNICEF UTSC unicef@utsc.utoronto.ca UNICEF UTSC is a student-run club that raises funds and awareness in support of UNICEF and its programs. The primary objectives of UNICEF UTSC are:
• To work with UNICEF to raise awareness, at UTSC and in the community, regarding UNICEF's priorities for children
• To conduct fund raising and awareness events at UTSC and in the community
• To represent UNICEF on campus
UNICEF UTSC presents many rewarding opportunities for students, staff, and faculty at UTSC. Through invovlement with UNICEF UTSC, students will:
• Gain knowledge about development issues
• Make a difference in the lives of the world's children (by raising funds and awareness)
• Gain leadership experience in an extracurricular and volunteer setting
• Develop organizational and teamwork skills while achieving common club goals
University Bible Fellowship (UBF) ubf@utsc.utoronto.ca UBF is dedicated in educating interested students about the bible and the teachings of Jesus. Students will be able to interact and have fellowship with each other, and to discuss, relate, and support one another.
University of Toronto Arts Collective utac@utsc.utoronto.ca The purpose of UTAC is to represent all forms of art at the University of Toronto including: visual, performing and literary arts. UTAC aims to encourage and instill a collaborative artistic community on campus by offering as many opportunities as possible for students to get involved with the creative scene at UTSC.

We encourage everyone to get involved. Art students, science students, all students are welcome!
University of Toronto Bodybuilding Association bba@utsc.utoronto.ca The UTBA aims to group together students, faculty, alumni and staff interested in the sport of bodybuilding and personal fitness. Our club is open to all UTSC members, and encourages regular discussions of training and nutrition-related programs.
We provide a fun and friendly atmosphere for members, and will strive to provide assistance and support to help individuals achieve their fitness goals.
University of Toronto Pre-Medical Society Scarborough Branch utpmssb@utsc.utoronto.ca The purpose of the Pre-Medical Society is to provide resources for the members of University of Toronto Scarborough Campus who are interested in pursuing a career in medicine. Pre-Medical Society wishes to help prepare students for the medical school admission process (MCAT, interview, application), to provide an atmosphere of knowledge sharing, to promote humanitarian actions, and to facilitate social and academic networks.
University of Toronto Scarborough Campus Chinese Catholic Community utscccc@utsc.utoronto.ca Our group's goal is to enrich the faith and knowledge of the faith, and promote ecumenism of Catholics within the Chinese community (however, all members of any race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, sex, and culture are welcome to be a part of our organization).
University of Toronto Scarborough Campus Conservatives conserv@utsc.utoronto.ca The Scarborough Campus Conservatives aim to promote conservative principles and policies while uniting conservative students on campus.

We strive to be the voice of conservative students, both in the halls and in the classroom. The Conservative club seeks to defend and promote our ideals in a friendly, open and positive manner. We encourage students in their political involvement and advocacy, both federally and provincially.

The Conservative Club is dedicated to promoting political awareness and involvement by youth in all areas of student life. We encourage students in their political involvement and advocacy, both federally and provincially.
University of Toronto Scarborough Parkour Club parkour@utsc.utoronto.ca The purpose of the Parkour Club is to introduce the UTSC community to Parkour, a unique urban sport/discipline directed at those wishing to free themselves from the constraints of daily life and become physically fit in the process. The discipline of Parkour introduces its practitioners to their urban environment and encourages them to explore their environment, challenge themselves, and discover freedom of movement within the urban jungle. The general aim of the Parkour Club is to unite those at UTSC with an interest in the fundamentals of Parkour, teach them the basics of Parkour, and at the same time provide a fun, enthusiastic environment where people can have fun and make new friends while learning a very unique discipline suited well to the urban lifestyle and environment.
University of Toronto Scarborough Pre-Law Society pls@utsc.utoronto.ca The purpose of the Society is to encourage all University of Toronto at Scarborough students to gain knowledge and experience in the field of law. The Society promotes the study of law among UTSC students and assists them in their preparation for legal studies. The UTSC Pre-Law Society is also affiliated with the U of T Pre-Law Society based on the St. George campus, allowing Scarborough students a greater oppourtunity to make contacts in the field of law.
University of Toronto Scarborough Rhythm Revolution utscrr@utsc.utoronto.ca The University of Toronto Scarborough Rhythm Revolution is a club that specializes in providing a venue of rhythm based games. The goals of our organization are as follows:

·To spread awareness and facilitate the use of primarily physical and rhythmic electronic games.

·Promote a positive, social and friendly atmosphere by attempting to break the social stigma of electronic games. Also, to promote an atmosphere outside the classroom with activities that are usually enjoyed at home.

·To advocate electronic games of the physical and rhythm genre as a building block towards more traditional physical activities.

·Facilitate competitive tournaments of different scopes (in-house, open to the student body or general public tournaments).
USTC Student Study Group utscssg@utsc.utoronto.ca Group gets together to study for courses and exams
UTSC CHeerleading Squad cheer@utsc.utoronto.ca The UTSC Cheerleading Squad attends several competitions throughout the year, We train and compete in Power Cheerleading, as well as cheering at various school-related events.
UTSC Music Ambassadors Program umap@utsc.utoronto.ca This organization's purpose is to promote the music program, music courses, and music ensembles available at UTSC.
Also, this organization will encourage UTSC students to continue their passion for music.
Also, this organization will encourage high school students to continue their passion for music after graduating from high school.
UTSC Personal Development Club pdc@utsc.utoronto.ca Inspiring the university population to aspire while providing support in the form of education.
UTSC Realty realty@utsc.utoronto.ca This organization would be interested in informing members and non-members about the world of realty. This will include information about looking in market signals, investing and divesting in real estate properties, and the challenges of managing properties. We will also cover the financial aspects of real estate such as mortgages and personal and commercial loans.
UTSC Rotaract rotaract@utsc.utoronto.ca Rotaract is an international program for adults ages 18 to 30 who want to make a difference. Rotaract clubs enable members to grow personally and professionally, address community needs, and promote international understanding through friendship and service. Clubs carry out at least one community service project and one international service project each year. Whatever we do, Rotaractors know how to have fun, make friends, and make the world a little better in the process.
UTSC Tutor Club utsctc@utsc.utoronto.ca |||||||||||||||||| UTSC Tutor Club ||||||||||||||||||

Aspiring Teachers, Instructors or Professors can gain practical experience tutoring students and helping them through rough parts of courses. Senior student volunteers will tutor newer students and help them out in courses and other aspects of academic life that students are more aware of. Volunteer and make a difference!! Open to all UTSC students. No mandatory fees. Letter of recommendation provided.
Varsity Christian Fellowship ivcf@utsc.utoronto.ca Varsity Christian Fellowship is a vibrant group of students who meet to participate in a variety of activities with the goal of living out our Christian faith and beliefs in Jesus Christ. VCF is a student led community and anyone is welcome to attend our activities. We invite you to hang out with us whether you are seeking a safe place to ask tough questions or the fellowship of other students on their spiritual walk. Please visit our website for more info and and meeting times at www.utsc.utoronto.ca/~ivcf/
Vietnamese Student Organization vso@utsc.utoronto.ca - To promote and share the unique beauty of Vietnamese culture, as expressed in the richness of Vietnamese music, dance, literature, and cuisine.
- To use our knowledge and energy to help build a stronger and more integrated Vietnamese community.
- To encourage and motivate students in their academic and extra-curricular endeavours.
- To promote friendship and unity among students in a university setting.
- To act as a liaison between students from UTSC and other universities through the United Vietnamese Student's Association.
West Indian Students' Connection (WISC) wisc@utsc.utoronto.ca To unite the West Indian students of UTSC, particularly of Indo-Caribbean descent. Our goal is to provide a social setting for this group to come together and share it's culture with the school.
Westcoast Connections at University of Toronto (WUT) wccut@utsc.utoronto.ca Westcoast Connections at University of Toronto (WUT) is a non-profit, student association that sets out to unite students from Western Canada and to assist new students to adjust to their life in Ontario. WUT strives to provide guidance, academic and social support, as well as interesting and entertaining events through out the year for its members.
Women in Business wib@utsc.utoronto.ca Women in Business is University of Toronto's only student association of its kind. Its goal is to establish a network between young women looking to enter the business world and those who have successfully conquered it. WIB is about women sharing their strengths and working together to support each other in the achievement of their personal and career goals.
Women's Centre scwc@utsc.utoronto.ca The Women's Centre is UTSC's answer to an anti-oppresive space for everyone (regardless of age, gender, background, race, etc) to come together and help build a positive atmosphere. We are an amazing not-for-profit student organization that works as a collective and and non-hierarchal group.

Our mandate is to:
a) Consciously raise awareness and promote education about feminism.
b) Provide resources and references on women's issues pertaining, but not limited, to feminism, health, and equity.
c) Provide an open and anti-oppresive space at UTSC.

We offer:
a) References to campus groups and community organizations.
b) Growing resource centre including magazines, books, articles, pamphlets, brochures, and newspapers.
c) Free condoms and female hygiene products.
d) International Women's Day events.
e) Self-defense workshops.
f) Seminars on Self-sustainability, health, sexuality, and equity.
g) Advocacy on women's issues to the UTSC commmunity.
h) A comfortable and safe environment which all students, staff, and faculty are welcome to enjoy.
World Vision wvuts@utsc.utoronto.ca World Vision is an international relief and development organization working for the well being of all people, especially children. Through emergency relief, education, health care, economic development and promotion of justice, World Vision helps communities help themselves. At UTSC, we aim to lend a helping hand to the underprivileged children around the world by raising both awareness and funds. Through our various events UTSC will act as a family to support this cause.
X-Box Enthusiasts xboxe@utsc.utoronto.ca To build a community of students who share a common interest in video games and Xbox more specifically. To provide a relaxing environment where students can come together and play competitively or just for fun. Offerring UTSC students a chance to make new friends who share similar interests and meet each other. This will be the only existing true console gaming club on campus, which people desperately want to see created.
You & Me youme@utsc.utoronto.ca
To allow middle school kids in inner city areas to partake in field trips around Toronto. U & ME's primary goal is to expose these kids to an early enriching environment, and help pave a path filled with opportunities, enlightenment, and success. This organization is in response to the increase in the number of shootings and gang violence in and around the GTA.
Youth in Action at UTSC
To educate and bring awareness to the UTSC community about issues facing children in developing countries, including child labor, poverty, and sexual discrimination. Through fundraisers and social events we hope to change the lives of children everywhere by providing the funds necessary to fulfill their basic human rights. We also hope to instill positive attitudes and feelings of empowerment for youth.

 

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