Student Committee

Student Committee

QUEBEC-OCEAN STUDENT CHARTER


Becoming a student member of Quebec-Ocean means, among other things, having access to privileges.
Each student member is required to read the Quebec-Ocean student charter (FR)

The student charter aims to:

1) Define the privileges and duties of Québec-Océan student members.

2) Define the composition and functioning of the Student Committee.

The charter is drafted by the student committee and adopted by the board of directors and the Quebec-Ocean student community.

 

QO SPOTLIGHT: Showcase your project on instagram!💡


Through a series of posts on our Instagram page, the Spotlight project will showcase the diversity, relevance and richness of the work carried out by students in the cluster. It's also an excellent outreach tool that will raise the profile of your research among the general public and the scientific community, encouraging discussion and publicising your projects.

It's easy to take part:

Simply fill in this Spotlight Project participation form
Available at all times.

You must :

  • Submit a short text presenting your research project (can be divided into sections).
  • A few photos: One of you in a research context and other relevant images related to your project (see template in the form).
  • Fill in some basic information: name, university, research direction, project title, etc.

We strongly encourage you to take part! Whether you're a trainee student, starting your master's degree, finishing your doctorate or doing a postdoctoral placement, every project deserves to be highlighted!

Don't hesitate to write to us if you have any questions at comite-etudiant@qo.ulaval.ca  

 

PRESENTATION OF THE STUDENT COMMITTEE


The Québec-Océan Student Committee is made up of student members from the different partner universities of the group.

The mandate of the Quebec-Ocean SC is to:

  • Represent graduate students and postdoctoral fellows within Québec-Océan

  • Participate in organizing the annual scientific meeting (RSA), social and networking activities

  • Listen to students about their ideas, interests and training needs

  • Help improve the way QO supports its student members

  • Organize student activities, training and retreats

  • Organize activities for the public (kiosks, school visits, events, etc.)

  • Create synergy between student members.

  • Promote the scientific achievements of QO students and members outside the group

  • Participate in communication via social networks

  • Meet at least 3 times a year and as needed

  • Collaborate with the Québec-Océan assistant coordinator

This mandate must be carried out following the Statutes of Québec-Océan and in the best interest of all members of the group. 

The SC is also committed to listening to student members and to assisting them in their efforts and initiatives. Thus, the SC is always open to proposals and suggestions from student members.

For more information, question or need, contact: comite-etudiant@qo.ulaval.ca or your representatives or delegates.

Here are the members of the student committee (SC): 

Elected members:

  • ULaval (West) pole student representatives: Fanny Thiery (ULaval) and Lucie Bourreau (ULaval)
  • UQAR-UQAC (East) pole student representatives: Jérôme Lemelin (UQAR-ISMER) and Mathis Bernard (UQAC)
  • Postdoctoral student representative : Neha Joshi (ULaval-UQAR)
  • 2nd cycle student delegate : Xavier Pratte (ULaval)
  • 3rd cycle student delegate: Ariane Barrette (ULaval)
  • Communications delegate: Anne-Sophie Cloutier (ULaval)

Volunteer members : Mathieu Roy (ULaval), Raphaël Gagné (ULaval), Simon Jaffrès (ULaval), Maryam Yazdanpanah (ULaval); Félix Lauzon (UQAR), Antoine Fraisse (ULaval), Orsane Rousset (UQAR), Hugo Vidal (UQAR), Jimmy Enfru (UQAR), Lena Bodiguel (ULaval), Sara Palestini (Concordia), Donovan Cantin (ULaval), Sophie-Ann Tremblay (ULaval), Alejandra Granados Galvan (UQAR)

GET INVOLVED IN THE STUDENT COMMITTEE


Want to be an elected member? Elections for vacant positions are held at the Annual General Meeting of Students during the annual Quebec-Ocean Scientific Meeting (February).

Want to be a volunteer member? It is open to anyone who wants to get involved.
To keep and honor your place in the SC, you must attend at least 1 meeting and help organize at least 1 activity or SC mandate during the year, depending on needs.

Join us at the next Student General Meeting (during ASM)! Let us know if you're interested by contacting the student committee and the assistant coordinator.