Category: Academics

Western’s Pre-Dental Society aims to help students learn more about dentistry and how to enter into the Dental field. We help students prepare for their DAT, network with dentists/dental students, and introduce them to a variety of dental schools around the world.

HOSA Western’s mission is to give individuals who have a passion for health science a place to connect with like-minded people and develop their passion by providing them with an environment that tests their skills in healthcare. HOSA Western aims to help students become more open to different careers related to health sciences. There are hundreds of possibilities for a career in healthcare or medicine, yet sadly many of these options are not even considered by students. HOSA Western hopes to create a safe place for all science students to engage their interests. The club will hold weekly workshops where club members will be guided through various healthcare-related skills and topics by students who are not professionals but have previous experience with the HOSA competition. They have experience preparing for the Spring Leadership Conference (National Competition) and the International Leadership Conference (International Competition).

The History Society is an organization where anyone with an interest in history, whether academically or as a hobby, can come to meet and socialize with like minded peers in a friendly environment. Throughout the course of the academic year, we engage in all sorts of club activities such as history movie night, auctions, guest lectures, trivia night, and a club field trip. We are also excited to work with The Mirror Canada’s Oldest Undergraduate History Journal.

The Actuarial and Statistical Undergraduate Association (ASUA) strives to provide academic workshops and support, professional development opportunities, and a social community for students in the Department of Actuarial and Statistical Sciences (DSAS). We welcome and encourage all students interested in Actuarial Science, Statistical Science, Data Science and Financial Modelling to join our club! Our mission is to provide a social community for undergraduate students in the DSAS and to help pave the way for a great academic experience and professional career. ASUA aims to introduce relevant career paths through panel events, networking opportunities, and various seminars to further enhance the technical skills in workplace settings. We strive to create an unforgettable, safe, and inclusive undergraduate experience and community for DSAS students.

The goals and intentions of the Western Pre-Medical Society are:

1. To increase awareness, appreciation of, and interest in the medical profession.

2. To educate our members about the requirements and procedures involved in entering medical school.

3. To create an atmosphere in which pre-medical students may interact with and educate themselves and others.

4. To assist our members in becoming more qualified candidates for medical school.

5. To provide members with opportunities to volunteer within their community.

One Health is an interdisciplinary and collaborative approach to addressing pertinent issues in our local and global communities by integrating stakeholders of animal, human, and environmental health. WOHC was created with the goal of spreading awareness of One Health and creating a network of like-minded individuals with the common goal of improving health for all. We host a variety of events including numerous guest lectures from experts utilizing One Health in areas spanning from climate change to public health, case competitions, trivia nights, career development sessions and more.

If you have experience tutoring or are interested in sharing your knowledge with others the Western Young Tutors Club is the place for you! Our goal is to provide affordable, quality tutoring services to high school and post-secondary students in the London community. We ensure that all tutors display adequate knowledge in their field of study and are able to convey this knowledge to others in an engaging and effective manner. Young Tutors gives Western students an opportunity to employ their academic skills by connecting them with high school students and fellow Western students who are looking for extra assistance with school work or who would just like to get ahead in their studies!

The Western Anthropology Society is an undergraduate society ratified by the University Student Council, dedicated to the enhancement of Anthropological knowledge through academic and social endeavours. The aim of the Anthropology Society is to achieve these goals through both formal and informal events, designed to promote and encourage students into taking a more active role within the discipline of Anthropology, the department, the University, the community and with peers. Events such as social mixers and study groups, course support, and making connections within the Department of Anthropology are all important parts of what makes the Anthropology Society a valuable addition to the student experience. The Anthropology Society encourages all students to join, regardless of their knowledge of the discipline, or their field of study!