There are a variety of ways to get involved in the each Calumet and Stong Colleges community. From Work Study positions, to volunteering for Academic Orientations, being Student Government members and Club Executives, and many more.
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Calumet College
Calumet College Council
To foster a supportive, inclusive, and engaging community through initiatives that promote leadership, connection, and growth — starting with Orientation Week.
CCC hosts monthly events — socials, panels with industry professionals, and outreach initiatives connecting students with the broader community. The council also sponsors free Intramural teams, funds scholarships and bursaries (including an Emergency Bursary and a Conference Travel Award), and runs the JCR, a space for students to study, hang out, or borrow board games and pool equipment.
Upcoming: An overnight reading-week trip (Montreal in the fall, Blue Mountain in the winter) and an end-of-year formal in April.
Executive: President – Anaum Iqbal, Executive Vice President – Rylen Ponce, VP Finance – Jonathan Tresp, VP Promotions – Elisa Garcia, VP Athletics – Andrew Ramdial, Co-VP Socials – Brishnah Ahmad & Chad Cotiyam
Anaum Iqbal
Calumet College Council President
Contact: president.calumetcc@gmail.com
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Student Clubs at Calumet College
Black Students in Psychology (BSIP) is an ideologically-diverse association for black students and supporters to contribute to the psychological scientific community. BSIP wants to create a community where black students can feel included and gain more knowledge in the field of Psychology.
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The Global Health Students’ Association (GHSA) is the representative body for the students of the Global Health program at 91ÑÇÉ«. The association aims to provide social and academic support while connecting Global Health students with faculty, industry professionals, and each other. Among other services, GHSA provides one-on-one mentoring and tutoring programs to 91ÑÇÉ« students.
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SAHMPD's mission is to become an independent body that connects School of Health Policy and Management students with the Faculty of Health and the University — helping students reach their academic potential, engage more deeply with the healthcare system, and prepare for their post-graduate and career paths.
SAHMPD supports incoming and current students through peer mentorship, peer tutoring, and career exploration opportunities, and hosts social events like Tea with Profs, Alumni Night, and Conversation Cafe to build community and professional networks. The association co-hosts a wellness breakfast each semester to address food security, and liaises directly with the School of Health Policy and Management on behalf of students.
Upcoming: Tea with Profs (flagship event), Peer Tutoring, Peer Mentoring, and a Social Mixer/Winter Social at the start of each semester for new students.
- Executive:
- Co-President – Anjolaoluwa Imolehin
- Co-President – Maurinne Berewoudougou
- Executive Vice President – Abeeha Noor
- VP Events – Dina Abdulateef, Jenny Luong & Udyapreet Madan
- VP Marketing – Roxanne Mendes & Ryann Bennet
- VP Volunteering – Dante Lewis-Chan, Lorena Tan Luo & Rumaysa Mohammad
- Peer Mentor Coordinator – Aleeza Jalil
- Peer Tutor Coordinator – Tasneem Tarannum
- Health & Wellness Coordinators – Shivaani Pillai & Viann Shum Chi Wai
- Director, Finance – Praise Edet
- Director, Outreach – Umayma Hassan
Contact: Anjolaoluwa Imolehin (Co-President) – sahmpd.yorku@gmail.com
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UPSA's mission is to build a community for 91ÑÇÉ« students with a focus on psychology, offering events, student success services, and volunteer opportunities in collaboration with the wider 91ÑÇÉ« community and external partners. Our vision is to support students' social, academic, and career needs from first year through to alumni.
UPSA is a student-led organization made up of four departments. Community Relations organizes academic and social events, campus tabling, and newsletters. Peer Mentoring helps new students transition into university life. Marketing manages our social media, website, and promotional content. Peer Tutoring runs weekly sessions for psychology courses and creates mock exams ahead of midterms and finals.
Upcoming: UPSA's biggest event of the year, Get Psych'ed, takes place in mid-September. Follow @upsayorku on Instagram and watch your 91ÑÇÉ« email (Listserv) for updates.
- Executive:
- Co-President – Aarin Dsouza
- Co-President – Ashley Alshbuli
- Executive Vice President – Baldev Sidhu
- Finance Officer – Julie Vuong
- Co-VPs of Student Success – Deanna Buljan & Veronica Kushchenko
- VP Community Relations – Pahirna Pathmatoopan
- VP Marketing – Aivien Mangahas
- Peer Mentor Coordinators – Ayesha Shakil & Isabella Fucile
- Peer Tutor Coordinators – Nafisa Malisa & Pamela Letassey
- CoRe Coordinators – Eddie Lollino, Isabella Lagana & Taylor Haniewicz
- Ambassador Lead – Kayla Manabat
- Marketing Coordinators – Simran Virdee, Mary-Ann Tran & Farhana Damji
Contact: Aarin Dsouza – upsapresidents@gmail.com
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Affiliated Clubs at Calumet College
The goal of BSMP is to establish mentorship and community for Black undergraduate students across the Faculty of Health, connecting them to each other and to Black graduate students, alumni, scholars and professionals in the field of health.
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The 91ÑÇÉ«U Blood Club team’s purpose is to raise awareness on the growing need of healthy blood donors and encourage the 91ÑÇÉ« campus community to donate blood and/or join the stem cell and bone marrow registry.
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Elevating Mindful Practices, Offering Wellness, Empowering Resilience for Holistic Enrichment & Renewal.
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91ÑÇɫ’s Rock Climbing Club, Chalk up, climb, and build friendships, Open to climbers of all levels.
Stong College
Stong College Student Government
Stong College Student Government (SCSG) represents the students of Stong College. The student council strives to enrich the lives of the Stong student body through social and academic events.
Keeley Mitchell
Stong College Student Government President
Contact: stong.president@gmail.com
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Student Clubs at Stong College
Our mission is to address the academic and social needs of students while fostering a sense of belonging for future, current, and graduating students. We strive to serve as community role models, inspiring and empowering students to become compassionate leaders and engaged citizens.
KAHSSO is affiliated with the School of Kinesiology and Health Science and Stong College, working collaboratively with both — as well as Stong College Student Government — to bring the best service to the Kinesiology student body. Our cohorts include Peer Mentoring, Peer Tutoring, Health and Wellness, and Leadership Exploration and Development (L.E.A.D).
KAHSSO is offering FREE Peer Tutoring service to core KINE courses: KINE 1000, KINE 1020, KINE 2011, KINE 2031, KINE 2049, KINE 2050, KINE 3012, KINE 3020, KINE 3030, KINE 4010 and KINE 4020. Location: SC 111 (JCR)
We also provide FREE drop-in and online mentoring services. Mentoring drop-in location is Stong College Room 204. Schedule for drop-in tutoring and mentoring will be posted on our website, facebook, and Instagram.
Upcoming: Faculty of Health Orientation Day, Recess Night, Alumni Q&A Panels, Peer Tutoring Midterm & Exam Reviews, Peer Mentoring Kick Off, Research Expo, and Wellness Breakfast.
- Executive:
- Co-President – Nemdini Ratnayake
- Co-President – Sofia Ostapchuk
- VP Communication & Documentation – Sophie Portnoy
- VP Operations & Public Relations – Muhammad Khan
- Finance Officer – Arad Sabzvari
- Peer Tutoring Coordinators – Insiya Ali & Almaz Kordi
- Marketing Coordinators – Alexa Pollard & Princedeep Singh
- Health & Wellness Coordinators – Preston Cosentino & Paveson Kumarasriskandar
- Peer Mentoring Coordinators – Chelsea Lewis & Elahe Foadoddini
- Alumni Engagement Coordinators – Brian Fernando & Shriram Sritharan
- External Outreach Coordinators – Summer Zhang & Ahmad Kassab
- L.E.A.D Coordinators – Ava Silva & Fatima Zaidi
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For Peer Tutoring inquiries: kahssopt@gmail.com
For Peer Mentoring inquiries: kahssopm@gmail.com
For General Inquiries: kahssoyu@gmail.com
Or contact: Sofia Ostapchuk or Nemdini Ratnayake
NSAY was created to:
1. Serve as an organized liaison between the students and faculty of the School of Nursing.
2. Provide peer support within the nursing student body during transition from program entrance through graduation and encourage student participation in professional nursing organizations.
3. Participate in outreach programs that involve local and global communities.
4. Coordinate social events for nursing students and faculty.
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Nursing Student Tutoring, Ambassadorship and Mentorship Programs (NSTAMP) is a student-led association that collaborates with the Stong College and the School of Nursing with the objective to assist incoming and current nursing students transition into the 3 programs offered at 91ÑÇÉ« – Collaborative, 2nd Entry, and Internationally Educated Nurses transition into the 3 nursing programs offered at 91ÑÇÉ« - Collaborative, 2nd Entry and Internationally Educated Nurses.
We provide different types of services that will help them achieve a positive and successful experience including tutoring, mentoring, lab facilitation and ambassadorship services. Our vision is to guide students through mentoring relationships fostered through the use of online media and face-to-face interactions. Our mission is to provide nursing students with a positive and successful experience during their studies by connecting new students with a team of enthusiastic and qualified students, who act as their Peer Leaders.
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Affiliated Clubs at Stong College
Changing lives, one game at a time! Accessible sports and outdoor activities for underserved youth in the GTA.
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Connecting Black nursing students with Black professionals across the diverse nursing fields through professional development events and mentorship programs that build relationships between students and Black professionals.
CBNA-91ÑÇÉ«U's flagship event is the High School Summer Nursing Workshop, where students from across the GTA experience a "Day in the Life" of a nurse at 91ÑÇÉ« and hospitals including Sunnybrook and SickKids. The club also runs Food Bank and Clothing Drive volunteer initiatives, hosts advocacy events like a Breast Cancer Awareness Fundraiser, and organizes informative sessions such as RN-to-MD panels and New Graduate info sessions.
Upcoming: High School Summer Nursing Workshop.
- Executive:
- President – Joel Agyei
- Vice-President – Joyce Ojugbeli
- Administrative Director – Destiny Nnaji
- Outreach Directors – Adwoa Darko & Nihan Samatar
- Financial Director – Amal Hirole
- Marketing Directors – Xzayvohn Lindsay & Fatuma Mohamud
- Event Directors – Ivana Rogers & Sonya Al Madany
Contact: Joel Agyei (President) – cbna.yorku@gmail.com
Visit their or for more information. Also on Facebook as "CBNA YORKU".
Our club is Black-focused, but not Black-exclusive, and we warmly welcome students of all races and backgrounds.
Supporting and celebrating the Pan-Asian nursing community of 91ÑÇÉ«.
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Safe Space Nurses (SSN) is dedicated to supporting the mental health and well-being of nursing students. Our mission is to create a supportive and inclusive community that promotes resilience, reduces burnout, and encourages open conversations about mental health through peer connection, education, advocacy, and wellness initiatives.
Our activities include wellness walks, study sessions, guest speaker events, mental health workshops, networking opportunities, and peer support initiatives. We collaborate with the School of Nursing at 91ÑÇÉ«, healthcare professionals, and other nursing clubs — NSAY, NSTAMP, CBNA, and PANA — to raise awareness about burnout prevention, self-care, and creating healthier learning environments for future nurses.
Upcoming: Mental health and wellness walks, study sessions during midterm and exam seasons, guest speaker presentations, workshops on burnout prevention, resilience, stress management and self-care, and peer networking opportunities.
- Executive:
- President – Zahra Mujadidi
- Vice-President – Chuqiao (Agnes) Li
- Financial Director – Giada Romano
- Administrative Director – Harmann (Riya) Bhatia
- Outreach Director – Yong Qi (Kiki) Su
- Social Media Executives – Sumaira Ahmed & Zenab Sana
Contact: Zahra Mujadidi – zmujadid@my.yorku.ca
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Safe Space Nurses welcomes all 91ÑÇÉ« students, regardless of year of study or experience level. Whether you're looking to make new connections, access wellness resources, or simply find a supportive community that understands the challenges of nursing school, there's a place for you here.
The Undergraduate Health Research Exploration (UHRE) program is an initiative funded with the support of 91ÑÇɫ’s Agents of Change program. We recognize that as health researchers, we tackle questions that fundamentally impact our communities. We believe that in order to holistically address problems in health, we must encourage as many people as possible to engage with health research. A diverse body of next-generation researchers is a key part of addressing the diverse community we serve.
We believe that transformational work is done by transformational people. Each one of us carries the potential to ignite change in the way we think about health. UHRE is a student-led organization that is committed to giving as many people as possible the tools, knowledge, and wisdom for future transformational leaders in health research to pursue their ideas, and answer their burning questions!
If this vision resonates with you, we invite you to participate in our engagements, and collaborate with our team!
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