Join our team as a Finance Director!
Directors are volunteers with OASIS.
As a Finance Director, you will be paired with our VP in Finance and work on projects and tasks with and for them!
Time commitment is approximately 2-4 hours a week.
Email us today if you’re interested in being one of our Financial Directors for the 2025-2026 year!
Scroll down to learn more about directorship and its benefits!
Crossings is Recruiting! Join Our Team Today!
Apply before December 1st to become a reviewer, editor or designer!
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Crossings publishes written and media work completed by students in the fine arts, humanities, and social sciences at the University of Alberta. This project is published annually in print and digital editions. Written submissions must be between 1,000 - 5,000 words long and have received a minimum A- grade. Questions about written or media submissions can be directed to crossings@ualberta.ca.
Crossings is recruiting for the 2025-2026 school year!
Join the editorial team as an editor, reviewer or designer in any Arts (or Native Studies) discipline.
Click the Recruitment Form link below to learn more about the editorial roles and apply to become part of the team!
If you have any questions, please reach out to Rebeca, the Editor in Chief, at oasis.academic@ualberta.ca
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Directors are volunteers with OASIS. They can be responsible for managing specific projects by working closely with specific Executives and their portfolios. Directors are often delegated with tasks to develop, improve and support initiatives, projects. The time commitment ranges from 2-4 hours per week.
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Directorships are excellent opportunities to gain work experience and enhance your resumes. Many of the tasks Directors take on fosters skills in leadership, communication, and critical thinking.
2025-26 Directorship Applications Now Open!
2025-26 ARTS FACULTY COUNCIL RECRUITMENT!
What is Arts Faculty Council?
In a nutshell, Arts Faculty Council (AFC) is responsible for approving academic policies at the Faculty level. Its powers are delegated from Alberta's Post Secondary Learning Act and the University's central General Faculties Council.
Arts Faculty Council also delegates some of its own authority to other entities, including the 11 standing committees that report to it. (These are the committees you’re applying for!)
Arts Faculty Council’s membership is comprised mainly of faculty members as well as other employee groups and representatives; it has approximately 450 members, though 70-100 typically attend the meetings. The chair of AFC is the dean of the Faculty.
