SFU History Student Union

Your SFU History Student Union is holding by-elections for positions on the executive. No need to even leave the comfort of your home as we will hold the meeting via Zoom on September 21 at 11 am.

If you can't make the meeting but are interested in running for a position or have any questions please email us at [email protected].

You can also check out our website for details about what the positions involve: https://hist-pres.wixsite.com/sfu-hsu/about-hsu

Zoom Link:

https://sfu.zoom.us/j/81377543793?pwd=a3c1WnZPd2k5S1BlRWRWVnNpMFhxUT09

Your SFU History Student Union is holding by-elections for positions on the executive. No need to even leave the comfort of your home as we will hold the meeting via Zoom on September 21 at 11 am.

If you can't make the meeting but are interested in running for a position or have any questions please email us at [email protected].

You can also check out our website for details about what the positions involve: https://hist-pres.wixsite.com/sfu-hsu/about-hsu

Zoom Link:

https://sfu.zoom.us/j/81377543793?pwd=a3c1WnZPd2k5S1BlRWRWVnNpMFhxUT09

Your SFU History Student Union is holding by-elections for positions on the executive. No need to even leave the comfort of your home as we will hold the meeting via Zoom on September 21 at 11 am.

We will be at Club Days so come and meet us and ask us questions!

If you can't make the meeting but are interested in running for a position or have any questions please email us at [email protected].

You can also check out our website for details about what the positions involve: https://hist-pres.wixsite.com/sfu-hsu/about-hsu

Zoom Link:

https://sfu.zoom.us/j/81377543793?pwd=a3c1WnZPd2k5S1BlRWRWVnNpMFhxUT09

Attend a Co-op Info Session or Other WIL Event Want to learn more about Co-op? Click here for information on how to attend general and program-specific Co-op Info Sessions!

As migration becomes a global routine, how does citizenship-as-belonging serve diaspora communities? Join Centre for Comparative Muslim Studies - SFU & SFU School for International Studies on September 14 to hear and gain insights from acclaimed Canadian writer Saeed Teebi & Scholar-in-Residence Amyn Sajoo!
Info: https://ow.ly/7Lq650PBAKP

Are you looking for a Humanities Breadth course? Interested in how the modern world came to be?

Check out the following courses with no pre-req's:

Hist 106 The Making of Modern Europe
An introduction to the major political, social, economic, cultural, and intellectual developments that have formed modern European society.

Hist 135 Capitalism and the Making of the Modern World
An introductory survey of the dynamic history of capitalism.



https://www.sfu.ca/history/undergrad/courses/currentcourses/fall-2023.html

Looking for something different course to fill your schedule? Interested in civil rights history?

HIST440 explores the complex life stories of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr., two of the most iconic figures of the civil rights era in the United States.


https://ow.ly/z0z650Pt6ss

Are you curious about the history of technology and its impacts on society?

Examine the connections between technology and social change in HIST 485 Technology, Ideology, & Society. Explore themes, problems, and key works in the history of technology.


https://ow.ly/HqcU50Pt6Zc

Looking for a cool Upper Division W credit in a course that centers on drawing on student's ideas, interests and experience?

There are still a few spots left in Getting Marx: A Rebel's Guide (Hist463W).

In this class students will examine Marxist ideas on capitalism, the state, class, gender, the environment, and the writing of history.



https://www.sfu.ca/history/undergrad/courses/currentcourses/fall-2023.html

Do you love film? Are you looking for an alternative Upper Division W credit?

India through film: Bollywood and Beyond (Hist438) allows you to
study the history of postcolonial South Asia through some of the most important regional cinema produced in the past eighty years.



https://www.sfu.ca/history/undergrad/courses/currentcourses/fall-2023.html

Looking to get out of the classroom this semester? There are a few spaces left for an upper level History course that gets into the neighbourhood!

Through walking tours of Vancouver and the Lower Mainland, this class explores the layers of history visible in its streets, architecture, and landscape.

History 486 is a special topics course focusing on the History of Vancouver



https://ow.ly/2CKq50PteO1