Sociology Student Association

Hi everyone, we have a student a group in sociology (Sociology Student Association), and they will be meeting on Wednesday 9/16 at noon via Teams. If you're interested in learning more, here's the announcement below:

On behalf of the Sociology Student Association, I would like to invite you to join us for our upcoming meeting that will be held via Microsoft Teams at 12-1:00 pm Wednesday, September 16. We will be discussing the upcoming semester as we transition to this new online format also, we will begin the officer election process. You can either search for SSA on Teams or click the link below.
https://teams.microsoft.com/l/team/19%3a9b4a861f84424ed38246cac65e05919a%40thread.tacv2/conversations?groupId=79959771-a351-4c87-ba13-2cd538c326d1&tenantId=5cdc5b43-d7be-4caa-8173-729e3b0a62d9

As our mission statement says "The Sociology Student Association believes incoming together to promote the future of sociology, inclusiveness, community, and social justice through the pursuit of knowledge, advocacy, and actions. The SSA is open to all thoughtful and committed students who wish to come and make a difference in our school and community." In the past, we have strived to benefit our community, through events like our annual can food drive, "Scare Away Hunger", we have worked to expand our knowledge through events like our town hall on climate change, to build our member's resumes, but also we spend time together.

We hope that you can join us because we believe that now more than ever building a community for support and entertainment is important and we hope to bring as many people and ideas into our SSA community as possible. Whether it is in the form of SSA or not, I hope everyone is able to find a community that means as much to them as SSA has meant to me.

--Tanner Strawbridge (President of SSA)



Best regards,

M. Faye Hanson-Evans, M.A.
Adjunct Assistant Professor/Office Assistant II
Pronouns: she/her/hers

Department of Sociology & Anthropology
University of Texas Arlington

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