Has raised awareness, engaged students, and increased representation of a culture, religion, or spirituality on campus.
Strives to be inclusive in all events and programming throughout the year
Demonstrates consistency in event planning and delivery, high participation and attendance of its membership, and sets an example for other student societies

Nominees

UNB Naach

UNB Naach (Dance) is a newly formed association which is established to have regular Bollywood (Indian dance) and Kollywood (Nepali dance) classes. We have regular dance session every Thursday evening. UNB students from different culture participates in these dance session. This club promotes a coherent and diverse relation between Canadian and South Asian dance culture.

UNB International Students’ Society

UNB ISS has been involved in creating an atmosphere where international students feel welcomed and involved in the UNB community. ISS is actively involved in welcoming international students from all corners of the world and celebrate diversity. Ticket to Diversity is one of the events ISS has been working on to provide international students a platform to express their culture while being away from home and to savour many other cultures from around the world. Among many other events, Soccer Tournament is one the events which provide international students the occasion to enjoy their hobbies which most of them normally cannot because of lack opportunities and friends. ISS is also here to help international students with any doubts and questions they have related to resources available on campus. Overall, ISS is a platform which works to ensure that international students feel accepted and heard in the UNB community.

UNB INDIan student association

The Indian Student Association (ISA) is the community and social group of all the students who are from the resourceful country of India and of Indian origin. ISA at UNB has a long and interesting history. It was the first international student association in the University of New Brunswick. Born amidst controversies in 1962, ISA had to explain to the local community that the formation of the association was not for ethnic isolation but an expression of rich culture and heritage of India. The reason was later well accepted and supported by all. ISA was also the mother of another organization known as the South Asian Society which was formed in 1997. Any one who wishes to join the ISA are more than welcome, to know and enjoy the richness of India and its masses.