Student Society Hosts UNBC Day Activities - March 16
February 26, 2002 For Immediate Release
The Northern Undergraduate Student Society (NUGSS) of the University of Northern British Columbia is holding is planning its second annual UNBC Day to be a stress relief for students and an opportunity to showcase UNBC to local residents.
The Northern Undergraduate Student Society (NUGSS) of the University of Northern British Columbia is holding is planning its second annual UNBC Day to be a stress relief for students and an opportunity to showcase UNBC to local residents.
The Saturday event will feature club demonstrations, campus tours,
and various carnival games. The schedule for UNBC Day #2 is as follows:
- 11am, Breakfast for students.
- noon, Presentation by the Student Society on its plans to building
a Student Union Building on campus. The presentation will also include
the unveiling of a sign adjacent to the Winter Garden where the proposed
building will be located.
- 2pm, Introduction of UNBC sports teams with an update on their achievements
to date.
Following these activities, some students will be attending the 94X
Blues Benefit concert at 7pm at the Playhouse.
"It's that time of the year when students need a break from all
of their exams and research papers," says Moezine Hasham of NUGSS.
"Plus, we invite members of the broader Prince George community
to visit, participate in the events, and share some of the pride we
have for UNBC and our accomplishments."
