We will be having a Semi-Annual General Meeting. At this meeting, we will talk about updates related to what we have done this year as an executive, as well as constitutional amendments. Please see the agenda.

Elections are over, and the results are in, pending any candidate-requested recounts. If a candidate wishes a recount to be taken, they should e-mail elections[at]thecube[dot]ca by April 11, 2012. Barring any changes to the outcome, congratulations to our new executives-elect:

President

No candidates

Vice President, Administration

Rylan Santman: 12
Michael Wu: 35

Vice President, Communications

Matthew Arnold: 44 in favour, 8 against

Vice President, External

Akshat Divrkar: 20
Sandy Fang: 20
Yi Bo (David) Zhao: 14

Vice President, Finance

Anmol Gupta: 27
Yi Bo (David) Zhao: 25

Vice President, Internal

Kerry Li: 44 in favour, 6 against

Vice President, Social

Grant Harris: 42 in favour, 2 against

Vice President, Volunteering Services

No candidates

Thanks to everyone who voted and ran, congratulations to the winners, and good luck to next year's executive! The new executives will take power on May 1, 2012, with the exception of the Vice President, Finance who will take power at the time of treasurer orientations with the AMS Finance Commission.

Elections for the Computer Science Student Society executive for the 2012–2013 academic year are coming up! If you’re an undergraduate student in Computer Science, be sure to make your voice heard. A list of accepted candidates and their writeups is available. Please bring your student card! Voting is open March 20 from 12:30 to 4:30 and March 21 from 12:00 to 5:00.

Hey Everyone!

Interested in an executive position in the Cube for 2012–2013?
Elections are coming up, so get your nominations together! This is a great opportunity to show leadership, challenge yourself, and have fun! For your name to go on the ballot, you will need nominations from ten members of the CSSS (all undergraduate students in the Computer Science department are members).

Nominations can be printed or picked up at the Cube Office (ICICS X139).
Forms must be submitted at the Cube Office by 12 PM on Friday, March 9th to be approved by the CSSS Returning Officer, Ignacio Rodriguez <elections [at] thecube.ca>.

The positions open are:

• President
• Vice President, Administration
• Vice President, Communications
• Vice President, External
• Vice President, Finance
• Vice President, Internal
• Vice President, Social
• Vice President, Volunteering Services

For descriptions of the responsibilities of the positions, please see our constitution, specifically bylaw 8.

Elections are over, and the results are in, pending any candidate-requested recounts. If a candidate wishes a recount to be taken, they should e-mail elections[at]thecube[dot]ca by 11:59:59PM, Thursday, April 14, 2011. Barring any changes to the outcome, congratulations to our new executives-elect:

President

Vlad Zaharia: 35 in favour, 3 against

Vice President, Administration

Sang-Jung Lee: 34 in favour, 2 against

Vice President, Communications

Kevin Miller: 37 in favour, 0 against

Vice President, External

Richard Lo: 33 in favour, 2 against

Vice President, Finance

Matthew Dorfmann: 34 in favour, 2 against

Vice President, Internal

Kerry Li: 36 in favour, 1 against

Vice President, Social

Omri Wallach: 36 in favour, 0 against

Vice President, Volunteering Services

Fergus Kung: 35 in favour, 1 against

Total votes cast: 42

Thanks to everyone who voted and ran, congratulations to the winners, and good luck to next year's executive! The new executives will take power on May 1, 2011, with the exception of the Vice President, Finance who will take power at the time of treasurer orientations with the AMS Finance Commission.

Elections for the Computer Science Student Society executive for the 2011–2012 academic year are coming up! If you're an undergraduate student in Computer Science, be sure to make your voice heard. Candidate writeups are available. Please bring your student card!

Interested in an executive position in the Cube for 2011–2012? Elections are coming up, so get your nominations together! This is a great opportunity to show leadership, challenge yourself, and have fun! For your name to go on the ballot, you will need nominations from ten members of the CSSS (all undergraduate students in the Computer Science department are members).

Nominations can be printed or picked up at the Cube Office (ICICS X139). Forms must be submitted at the Cube Office by March 15 to be approved by CSSS Returning Officer, Mike Kenyon.

The positions open are:

• President
• Vice President, Communications
• Vice President, External
• Vice President, Internal
• Vice President, Social
• Vice President, Volunteering Services
• Secretary
• Treasurer

For descriptions of the responsibilities of the positions, please see our constitution, specifically bylaw 8.

For more information, contact the Returning Officer.

Take a chance and get yourself nominated!

Hi all,

The CSSS is looking for volunteers to help with the running of our BBQs. These are one of our more popular events and we require more volunteers to keep them running. All volunteers will receive a FREE burger (or hot dog) for their trouble. If anyone is interested, please e-mail our VP Social, Sean with your interest and let him know of your availability throughout the week.

Thank you,

The Cube

Hi everyone,

We’re looking for talented stars like you to volunteer for the annual Technical Career Fair! Looking for a chance to network with big companies such as Microsoft and Electronic Arts? Interested in developing your leadership skills? Do you LOVE working in teams? If so, then this volunteer opportunity is perfect for you!

The Technical Career Fair is an annual event hosted and organized by the Computer Science Student Society. This fair presents students with the opportunity to explore potential career paths and network with employers in the technical field across Canada.

We are looking for students who can help facilitate this process and help out before, during and after the event.

To become a volunteer, email Michael Shin at michaelshin10@gmail.com. Please indicate the following:

* which role you are interested in (detailed role descriptions were included in an e-mail to our mailing list)
* your availability that you can contribute to this event

Michael Shin
Volunteer Coordinator
Computer Science Student Society

Hey everyone,

The Cube is still looking for more awesome people to help us out with our events. If you are interested in any of the following positions please send an e-mail to the contact listed for the position by October 18.

SOCIAL POSITIONS (contact vps@thecube.ca)
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Social Coordinator (1 position open)

Social Coordinators are responsible for organizing and running awesome social events for CS students. Past events include Bowling, Movie Nights, LAN Parties, Lazer Tag and the popular Year-End Boat Cruise!

Sports Rep (2 positions open)

Sports Reps are in charge of organizing intramural teams on behalf of the CSSS. This can include organizing teams to take part in UBC REC Leagues or events such as Storm the Wall.

VOLUNTEERING POSITIONS (contact vpv@thecube.ca)
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Imagine1Day Coordinator

The CSSS will be working with the local organization Imagine1Day this year to help build schools in Ethiopia. The Coordinator will be in charge of managing the UBC CS student's creatribution.

Department Committees

The department is still looking for undergraduates to sit on various committees.
See http://cs.ubc.ca/local/administration/committees.jsp for descriptions of all the committees.

Available positions:

Classroom Experience (1 position open)
Communications (1 position open)
Computing (1 position open)
Focus on Women In Computing (1 position open)
Space and Safety (1 position open)
Teaching and Learning Support (2 positions open)

COMMUNICATIONS POSITIONS (contact vpc@thecube.ca)
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2nd and 3rd Year Representatives (2 positions open, per year)

Year Representatives act as liaisons between the CSSS and the students in their respective year groups. Year Reps are responsible for communicating the views of their peers to the CSSS and to increase student involvement by promoting our events.