VMCS Society

Welcome back to another school year! This year we hope to recruit new members to carry on the legacy of the VMCS society alongside our President this year; Alicia!

Going into their 5th and final year at MTA, Alicia is a VMCS honours student who likes to study communication practices in online community spaces and the VMCS parts of that! They are also taking a VMCS minor, a Visual Literacy Certificate, and an English Literature minor.

During their time at MTA, Alicia has found that the VMCS department has been nothing more than welcoming and innovative with its teaching strategies and fun projects.

Welcome back MTA students, for a new school year and another year with our VMCS society!

We look forward to meeting students who are interested in Visual and Material Cultural Studies this Sunday at the Clubs & Societies Fair! (Any previous society members are welcome to run the booth just DM or comment below!)

Starting this year off fresh, we expect to host some events throughout the year, showcase all speakers that are organized by the VMCS department and more!

Please share and sign up via the QR code on our poster, or through the link in our bio!

Here is a power point explaining visual and material culture studies and why it is an awesome and important course!

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Are you an upper year student in a VMCS Course? Do you enjoy helping students understand course material? Sign up today to join the VMCS student mentorship program!

Hey MTA Students! Did you check us out in Tweedie Hall at the Clubs and Society Fair on Sunday?

🍿Next Saturday!! We will be having a movie night for VMCS 1801: All students are welcome to join, even if not registered in the course.

We will be watching the first couple episodes of … Emily in Paris.🍿

🎞Sat, Sept 18/ 7pm-10pm/ Dunn Auditorium 🎞

Monday September 20th, come out to the VCMS Fall Fête Student Showcase *Refreshments will be provided after the event, and Masks are required*

Welcome to the VMCS society page! Our Society exists to support those within the VMCS department, and those who are interested in visual material culture but may not be taking a course. We’ll post info about events and projects going on and so much more!