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Students invited to help plan Frost Festival
Frost Festival planners invite students to respond to a short survey to indicate what they would like to see and do at this inaugural event.
Like Welcome Week, the Frost Festival, planned for Jan. 9, is a social event that provides all students with a fun, welcoming introduction to the winter semester.
Possible activities could include horse-drawn carriage rides, ice sculpture making, soup tasting and live music.
To provide your opinion on this afternoon event, respond to the survey by Dec. 3.
Students encouraged to talk about money
In honour of National Financial Literacy Month, McMaster students have an opportunity to learn about money management and talk about it in an interactive and entertaining way.
To get the conversation started, there was a Dollar Daze DIY gift-making session on Nov. 13 in the Student Success Centre where students learned how to use their creativity to save money. On Nov. 19, there is a workshop on holiday shopping on a budget and on Nov. 20 students have an opportunity to check out the new Mac’s Money Centre website (money.mcmaster.ca), featuring the Enriched Start video-based money management tool, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Mills and Thode.
In addition to providing information and resources on budgeting, credit, student loans, bursaries, interest rates, saving and general money management, money.mcmaster.ca includes tips, videos and quizzes designed for students.
Learn about other National Financial Literacy Month activities and continue the conversation at Twitter @MacsMoneyCentre.
Student Leadership Conference – Registration Now Open
“A person who never made a mistake, never tried anything new.” – Albert Einstein
This January, attend the 2015 Student Leadership Conference and network with 300 current and aspiring student leaders from across campus. Step outside of your comfort zone, explore new ideas and re-ignite your passion. To register and for more information, check OSCARplus.
McMaster University Safety, Security and Transit app (MUSST)
New mobile app allows students, faculty and staff to keep safety and security information in the palm of their hand.
MUSST Native App Links
Student Affairs Annual Report 2013
Preventing and Responding to Sexual Violence
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