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'''History:''' The UNB Science Club was established so that students from the various scientific specialties could come together and share information in their areas of concentration. The primary goal was to promote a diversity of knowledge among science students''',''' and to give science students some experience speaking in front of groups. | '''History:''' The UNB Science Club was established so that students from the various scientific specialties could come together and share information in their areas of concentration. The primary goal was to promote a diversity of knowledge among science students''',''' and to give science students some experience speaking in front of groups. | ||
On February 28, 1945, a meeting was held to discuss the posibility of disbanding the Science Club. Various more specialized scienctific clubs had arisen from the group, such as the [[ | On February 28, 1945, a meeting was held to discuss the posibility of disbanding the Science Club. Various more specialized scienctific clubs had arisen from the group, such as the [[Chemistry Society]], and the [[Pre-Medical Society]], causing this more general club to be less relevant. | ||
The society was revived a number of years later, and began sponsoring a Science Week in 1986. | The society was revived a number of years later, and began sponsoring a Science Week in 1986. | ||
'''Activities'''''':''' Students gave talks on important topics from within their specialty, listened to talks by students in other scientific departments, attended guest lectures by prominent scientific experts, and hosted banquets. Science Week consisted of a Mr. Science Competition, ice cream competition, St. Valentine's Day formal (sponsored by the[[Biology Club| Biology Society]]), movie night, a mini science fair, and a ski party. | '''Activities'''''':''' Students gave talks on important topics from within their specialty, listened to talks by students in other scientific departments, attended guest lectures by prominent scientific experts, and hosted banquets. Science Week consisted of a Mr. Science Competition, ice cream competition, St. Valentine's Day formal (sponsored by the[[Biology Club|Biology Society]]), movie night, a mini science fair, and a ski party. | ||
'''Note(s):''' In 1941 a levy was imposed upon members for the upkeep of a club newsletter. | '''Note(s):''' In 1941 a levy was imposed upon members for the upkeep of a club newsletter. | ||
'''Source(s):''' | '''Source(s):''' | ||
*UA Case 173. | |||
*''Up the Hill'', 1947, Organizations. | |||
*UA RG 16; Science Club Minute Book. | |||
*''The Brunswickan,'' vol. 121, no. 5, October 1986, p. 5. | |||
© UNB Archives & Special Collections, 2013 | <br/>© UNB Archives & Special Collections, 2013 | ||
Revision as of 08:52, 29 May 2014
Name: UNB Science Club
Previous/other names: Scientific Society (1943).
Prominent date(s) of activity: 1931 - 1945, [198-] - present?
History: The UNB Science Club was established so that students from the various scientific specialties could come together and share information in their areas of concentration. The primary goal was to promote a diversity of knowledge among science students, and to give science students some experience speaking in front of groups.
On February 28, 1945, a meeting was held to discuss the posibility of disbanding the Science Club. Various more specialized scienctific clubs had arisen from the group, such as the Chemistry Society, and the Pre-Medical Society, causing this more general club to be less relevant.
The society was revived a number of years later, and began sponsoring a Science Week in 1986.
'Activities': Students gave talks on important topics from within their specialty, listened to talks by students in other scientific departments, attended guest lectures by prominent scientific experts, and hosted banquets. Science Week consisted of a Mr. Science Competition, ice cream competition, St. Valentine's Day formal (sponsored by theBiology Society), movie night, a mini science fair, and a ski party.
Note(s): In 1941 a levy was imposed upon members for the upkeep of a club newsletter.
Source(s):
- UA Case 173.
- Up the Hill, 1947, Organizations.
- UA RG 16; Science Club Minute Book.
- The Brunswickan, vol. 121, no. 5, October 1986, p. 5.
© UNB Archives & Special Collections, 2013