Anti-oppression training provided to YUGSA Councillors and members refer to theories and actions that challenge social and historical inequalities and injustices that are systemic to our systems and institutions (e.g. racism, Islamophobia, misogyny, homophobia, etc.). At least one Councillor from every department must attend anti-oppression training.

YUGSA Council meets the third Thursday of every month (September – April) at 5:30 PM. Council meetings will be held remotely through Zoom, due to COVID-19 advisories, until the foreseeable future. Please contact president@yugsa.ca if you have any other accessibility concerns.

YUGSA Councillors are responsible for securing the Operating Grant Fund (OGF) for their respective DGSAs. In order to secure the full OGF funding (provided in two installments over the year) each DGSA must submit its updated financial records before this date to receive the first installment of the OGF. For all inquiries regarding the Operating […]

YUGSA offers a variety of funding and support for graduate student members. These funds are not meant to be a primary source of graduate student funding but serve as an additional aid. Find more on how to apply for Academic Funds and Bursaries at http://yugsa.ca/services/funding/

YUGSA Council meets the third Thursday of every month (September – April) at 5:30 PM. Council meetings will be held remotely through Zoom, due to COVID-19 advisories, until the foreseeable future. Please contact president@yugsa.ca if you have any other accessibility concerns.