+ Discover SFU Orientation is a very informative 2 days in August that teaches you where
+ stuff on campus is, how to be successful, and prepares you for a solid start at
+ university. You will meet one upper-year student, called your Orientation Leader (OL) who
+ may or may not be in Computing Science, and ~15 other students in Applied Science. It's
+ useful, especially for those who don't know the campus very well.
+
+
+ FroshWeek is just pure, unadulterated FUN, and is for all CS students, regardless of how
+ well you know the campus. You will meet dozens of wise upper-year students and other first
+ years in CS. You will learn things the Orientation Leaders aren't allowed to tell you.
+ You'll compete for awesome prizes, and receive tons of food. You'll make memories that
+ you'll look back on 20 years down the road. Awesome!
+
+
+
+ FroshWeek is the easiest way to meet people, and is completely different from the 2 days
+ of information you'll receive during SFU Orientation.
+
+ We know that we have lots going on during the first week and although it would be great to
+ attend all of them we know it is not realistically possible. So we have marked the events
+ that are essential to go to, i.e. registration and Late Night Lunacy.
+
+
+
+ If you have any classes that conflicts with those events contact us using
+ csss-frosh@sfu.ca as early as possible and we'll
+ let you know what to do.
+
+ Of course! Don't think of FroshWeek as an orientation, but a chance to meet a lot of the
+ people you will be studying and working with for the next few years and party it up a
+ little. The point of it all, aside from meeting people, is to have fun!
+
+ The best way to get information is checking the website periodically since we add more
+ content to it as we get closer to FroshWeek. However if you have a question that hasn't
+ been answered, send our team an email and we will
+ get back to you as soon as possible. If it is a general question we would post it on the
+ website for everybody else as well.
+
+ Yes. We understand that students may not be able to make every event. Although, we would
+ prefer it if all participants were able to make these events: Registration BBQ, Opening
+ Ceremony, PacMacro and Late Night Luncacy as they are essential to the FroshWeek
+ experience. If you need to leave an event early, just let a Frosh leader know what's going
+ on. If you need to join an event late, please find out before hand where we will be, as
+ some of our events will move around to different areas.
+
+ It isn't mentioned in your schedule, but generally during the first week of classes there
+ are no tutorials or labs. Make sure you still attend your lecture and be attentive,
+ ensuring this is the case for your class. However, you will likely be able to attend the
+ event.
+
+ Although some of the events are held at the Burnaby campus, FroshWeek is open to any and
+ all Computing Science Students. Feel free to come join us for any of the events that you
+ are able to make. Unfortunately some events will be during your classes at Surrey, other
+ events are held later in the day or in downtown Vancouver. Check out the
+ schedule for more details on
+ event locations and times.
+
+ FroshWeek is the ultimate introductory experience for Computing Science students at Simon
+ Fraser University. Organized by the Computing Science Student Society, in partnership with
+ the School of Computing Science, it is a week of fun-filled activities designed to orient,
+ entertain and educate new university students with a Computing Science twist.
+
+
+
+ Held during the first week of the Fall semester at SFU (Sept. 4 - 8), FroshWeek is organized
+ by students, for students. Incoming students receive: an in-depth introduction to the
+ facilities available to them as Computing Science students; many entertaining on- and
+ off-campus challenges and diversions to motivate, amuse, and connect them with other
+ students; valuable advice from their elders with respect to courses and the university
+ experience in general; and some free food and tools to make the transition to university
+ much smoother.
+
+
+
+ Now in its ninth year, Computing Science's Froshweek has matured into one of the most well
+ received and recognized student-organized events at Simon Fraser University. It is a
+ memorable and cherished week for participants and organizers alike.
+
+
+
What is the Computing Science Student Society?
+
+
+ The Computing Science Student Society is a departmental student society based out of Simon
+ Fraser University. Operating under the Simon Fraser Student Society, we act to recognize the
+ academic and recreational demands of Computing Science students, providing them with a
+ better experience at SFU. We have seats on the School of Computing Science Undergraduate
+ Program Committee and the Faculty of Applied Science Undergraduate Curriculum Committee. The
+ society also facilitates recreational activities, such as LAN parties, board game nights and
+ movie nights, as well as joining the Simon Fraser Student Society and other departmental
+ student societies for events. On a day-to-day level, the society provides services for
+ Computing Science students such as a common area, printing, and inexpensive beverages.
+
+ Survival Training has been moved an hour later to the 4:30 - 6:30PM timeslot in order to
+ accomodate more first year schedules. Feel free to stop by at the common room earlier to
+ chat with other students before we start.
+
+
Events
+
Registration and BBQ:
+
Location: SFU Burnaby, ASB 9802
+
+ Whether you have registered online or are planning to register in person on this day, come
+ out for a free BBQ and to meet some of your professors and other CS students for the first
+ time.
+
+
RAM'ing Invocation Ceremony:
+
Location: SFU Burnaby, IRMACS Theatre
+
+ You, the few, the proud, the chosen shall be anointed with our token of fellowship as CS
+ students. This ancient and mystical ceremony must be faced with awe and reverence!
+
+
CS Amazing Race:
+
Location: SFU Burnaby, starts at IRMACS Theatre. Goes around Burnaby campus.
+
+ Meet your team for the week as these are the people you will be working with to earn points
+ and gain rewards. Then battle it out for prizes in a race through SFU.
+
+
WICS Luncheon:
+
Location: SFU Burnaby, TASC 9204
+
Learn more about the Women in Computing Science group.
+
Survival Training:
+
Location: SFU Burnaby, starts at ASB 9802. Takes place in the AQ Gardens
+
+
+ University can be a daunting place to be, but not anymore! With your very own survival
+ training imparted to you by your fellow computing scientists, university will fear YOU. But
+ this will not be an easy task; there will be races to test your co-operation with your
+ peers, tests of endurance to see how long you can last, strategizing to out-play other
+ teams, and mental games to keep your mind sharp for those ever elusive exams we love so
+ much.
+
+
Co-op Luncheon:
+
Location: SFU Burnaby, ASB 9896
+
+ Learn about what Co-op is, why you should apply, and the requirements for entering the
+ program.
+
+
PacMacro:
+
+ Location: SFU Vancouver, Harbour Centre, Meet in the ASB Atrium (right outside ASB 9802),
+ we'll commute downtown together
+
+
+ Ah, the good old days playing PacMan on your Atari 2600... wish you could relive those days?
+ Well, now you can! With SFU CSSS' famous PacMacro, not only can you relive it, you can be a
+ part of it by being PacMacro or the three ghosts.
+
+
Team Strategy Dinner:
+
Location: Downtown
+
+ As you lick your wounds from the field of battle, know that it was but a small rehearsal in
+ a larger campaign. As you sit amongst your brethren, fill your stomach with food so that it
+ may prepare you for the events that lay ahead of you. Discuss strategy and seek wisdom from
+ your leaders. Above all, prepare yourself for a long night of hunting, cheering and
+ celebration as you match wits with yourself, your peers and most dastardly of all: the
+ filthy engineers.
+
+
Photo Hunt:
+
Location: Starts at SFU Burnaby, ASB 9802. Goes downtown, returns to SFU Burnaby.
+
+ There are so many strange things in our beautiful city, and now with our help we can show
+ you even more and take pictures of it too! And perhaps there will also be a secret mission
+ for you froshees that may put you into the SFU history books. Want to know more? Well,
+ you'll just have to wait, won't you.
+
+
Late Night Lunacy:
+
Location: SFU Burnaby, TASC 9204.
+
+ Learn the joy of all-nighters with all of the fun and none of the work! First, help us to
+ once again crush the Engineers in our Frosh Slurpee drink-off and dodgeball game. We'll then
+ proceed to keep you up all night with an adrenaline filled race around campus containing
+ copious quantities of games (both video and non), more random prize opportunities and other
+ such mischief. Make sure to tell your parents not to wait up. You'll be... studying... This
+ event goes all night so prepare to be at SFU till the early hours of the morning on
+ Saturday. Prizes will be given out in the middle of the night for the points you earned
+ during the week, so make sure to stay in order to guarantee yourself something nice.
+
+ The five day long welcoming activities at Simon Fraser known as FroshWeek have been held
+ annually by the CSSS for the past nine years. Without the continued support from both its
+ executive board and members alike, an event as big as this could not of been successful.
+ Going into its ninth year, the society is responsible for planning, organizing, hosting
+ and promoting the event. Without the society's support the FroshWeek tradition could not
+ be enjoyed by the generations to come.
+
+ The University graciously provides facilities and space to be used for FroshWeek events.
+ Without the continued support from the University FroshWeek could not of become success it
+ is today. Simon Fraser University has supported and encouraged orientation events across
+ its campuses and faculties.
+
+ The Faculty of Applied Sciences at SFU has always encouraged networking and
+ interdisciplinary events. FroshWeek is one of our yearly opportunities to work together
+ with the Engineering Science Student Society towards the same goals. The Faculty's
+ contributions have made Faculty wide events such as FroshWeek successful.
+
+ The School of CS have been huge supporters of the FroshWeek event. Their involvement in
+ both the planning of the event, as well as providing resources and funding have been
+ beneficial to the CSSS. Without the School's support over the past several years we would
+ not of been able to create what is FroshWeek today.
+
+ The SFSS has always advocated for increased cooperation and community among the student
+ body. Knowing the value in the experiences and relationships created in those first weeks
+ at Simon Fraser, the SFSS has been a huge sponsor of FroshWeek. By aiding in both the
+ planning and organization of the week, as well as partially financing the event we are
+ happy the FroshWeek tradition lives on through their generous contributions over the
+ years.
+
+ Simba has been a FroshWeek sponsor for quite some time now, and we are thankful for their
+ continued support for such an important event for Undergraduate Computing Science students
+ at SFU. With Simba's support we have been able to create the tradition that is FroshWeek,
+ which could not have been done otherwise. We are proud to have Simba Technologies as a
+ Gold Level sponsor once again this year.
+
+ EA is a new sponser to FroshWeek this year and with their support we have been able to
+ make this year's FroshWeek one of the biggest we've held to date. We are very thankful to
+ have EA's support in running such an important event for Computing Science students.
+
+ As a first time sponsor of FroshWeek we are excited to have Cooler Master on board
+ sponsoring us this year. The support they've given us will allow this year's FroshWeek to
+ be better than any one we've hosted before. We are very grateful for their sponsorship of
+ FroshWeek this year.
+
+ This year is the first year we've had a sponsorship from Microsoft and we are thrilled to
+ have their support in funding FroshWeek 2012. With their support we have been able to
+ design some of the best FroshWeek events at SFU for Computing Science students. We really
+ appreciate their help in making such a successful event happen.
+
+ Mobify is an open platform to make any website adaptive to any device: mobile, tablets and
+ more. Enterprises like Starbucks, Lululemon, Bosch, Ideeli and Threadless use Mobify
+ products to serve their customers amazing web experiences in every way they choose to
+ connect. Developers build adaptive web experience by remixing HTML, CSS and JavaScript
+ with Mobify open-source tools like Mobify.js and Mobify Cloud services.
+
+
+ This is Mobify's first year supporting Frosh Week and we are very grateful for their
+ contributions in helping make this event such a success.
+
+ To register for FroshWeek please fill out our
+ Online Registration Form. Also be sure to attend the
+ first event:
+
+
Registration and BBQ
+
Location: SFU Burnaby, ASB 9802
+
+ Time: Tuesday September 3rd 2013, 11:00am-12:00pm
+
+
+ For more information about the Computing Science FroshWeek, including questions, concerns
+ and sponsorship queries, please contact our FroshWeek team at:
+ csss-frosh@sfu.ca
+
+ Discover SFU Orientation is a very informative 2 days in August that teaches you where
+ stuff on campus is, how to be successful, and prepares you for a solid start at
+ university. You will meet one upper-year student, called your Orientation Leader (OL) who
+ may or may not be in Computing Science, and ~15 other students in Applied Science. It's
+ useful, especially for those who don't know the campus very well.
+
+
+ FroshWeek is just pure, unadulterated FUN, and is for all CS students, regardless of how
+ well you know the campus. You will meet dozens of wise upper-year students and other first
+ years in CS. You will learn things the Orientation Leaders aren't allowed to tell you.
+ You'll compete for awesome prizes, and receive tons of food. You'll make memories that
+ you'll look back on 20 years down the road. Awesome!
+
+
+ FroshWeek is the easiest way to meet people, and is completely different from the 2 days
+ of information you'll receive during SFU Orientation.
+
+ We know that we have lots going on during the first week and although it would be great to
+ attend all of them we know it is not realistically possible. So we have marked the events
+ that are essential to go to, i.e. Registration BBQ and Late Night Lunacy.
+
+
+ If you have any classes that conflicts with those events contact us using
+ csss-frosh@sfu.ca as early as possible and we'll
+ let you know what to do.
+
+ Of course! Don't think of FroshWeek as an orientation, but a chance to meet a lot of the
+ people you will be studying and working with for the next few years and party it up a
+ little. The point of it all, aside from meeting people, is to have fun!
+
+ The best way to get information is checking the website periodically since we add more
+ content to it as we get closer to FroshWeek. However if you have a question that hasn't
+ been answered, send our team an email and we will
+ get back to you as soon as possible. If it is a general question we will post it on the
+ website for everybody else as well.
+
+ Yes. We understand that students may not be able to make every event. Although, we would
+ prefer it if all participants were able to make these events: Registration BBQ, RAMing
+ Ceremony, PacMacro and Late Night Lunacy as they are essential to the FroshWeek
+ experience. If you need to leave an event early, just let a Frosh leader know what's going
+ on. If you need to join an event late, please find out before hand where we will be, as
+ some of our events will move around to different areas.
+
+ It isn't mentioned in your schedule, but generally during the first week of classes there
+ are no tutorials or labs. Make sure you still attend your lecture and be attentive,
+ ensuring this is the case for your class. However, you will likely be able to attend the
+ event.
+
+ Although some of the events are held at the Burnaby campus, FroshWeek is open to any and
+ all Computing Science Students. Feel free to come join us for any of the events that you
+ are able to make. Unfortunately some events will be during your classes at Surrey, other
+ events are held later in the day or in downtown Vancouver. Check out the
+ schedule for more details on event locations and times.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
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What is FroshWeek?
+
+ FroshWeek is the ultimate introductory experience for Computing Science students at Simon
+ Fraser University. Organized by the Computing Science Student Society, in partnership with
+ the School of Computing Science, it is a week of fun-filled activities designed to orient,
+ entertain and educate new university students with a Computing Science twist.
+
+
+ Held during the first week of the Fall semester at SFU (Sept. 3 - 6), FroshWeek is
+ organized by students, for students. Incoming students receive: an in-depth introduction
+ to the facilities available to them as Computing Science students; many entertaining on-
+ and off-campus challenges and diversions to motivate, amuse, and connect them with other
+ students; valuable advice from their elders with respect to courses and the university
+ experience in general; and some free food and tools to make the transition to university
+ much smoother.
+
+
+ Beginning in 2004, and now in its tenth year running, Computing Science's Froshweek has
+ matured into one of the most well received and recognized student-organized events at
+ Simon Fraser University. It is a memorable and cherished week for participants and
+ organizers alike.
+
+
What is the Computing Science Student Society?
+
+ The Computing Science Student Society is a departmental student society based out of Simon
+ Fraser University. Operating under the Simon Fraser Student Society, we act to recognize
+ the academic and recreational demands of Computing Science students, providing them with a
+ better experience at SFU. We have seats on the School of Computing Science Undergraduate
+ Program Committee and the Faculty of Applied Science Undergraduate Curriculum Committee.
+ The society also facilitates recreational activities, such as LAN parties, board game
+ nights and movie nights, as well as joining the Simon Fraser Student Society and other
+ departmental student societies for events. On a day-to-day level, the society provides
+ services for Computing Science students such as a common area, printing, and inexpensive
+ beverages.
+
+ Whether you have registered online or are planning to register in person on this day, come
+ out for a free BBQ and to meet some of your professors and other CS students for the first
+ time. Look for the registration booth to get your t-shirt and swag before heading out onto
+ the patio for the feast.
+
+
+
RAM'ing Invocation Ceremony:
+
Location: SFU Burnaby, IRMACS Theatre
+
+ You, the few, the proud, the chosen shall be anointed with our token of fellowship as CS
+ students. This ancient and mystical ceremony must be faced with awe and reverence!
+
+
+
CS Amazing Race:
+
Location: SFU Burnaby, Starts at IRMACS Theatre. Goes around Burnaby campus.
+
+ Group up into teams and get ready for the first challenge. You won't get lost after today
+ as you battle it out for prizes in a race through SFU.
+
+
+
Co-op Luncheon:
+
Location: SFU Burnaby, ASB 9896
+
+ Learn about what Co-op is, why you should apply, and the requirements for entering the
+ program. Food and refreshments will be provided as you have a chance to talk with the
+ computing science co-op advisors.
+
+
+
Survival Training:
+
Location: SFU Burnaby, Starts at the ASB Atrium. Takes place in the AQ Gardens.
+
+
+ University can be a daunting place to be, but not anymore! With your very own survival
+ training imparted to you by your fellow computing scientists, university will fear YOU.
+ But this will not be an easy task; there will be races to test your co-operation with your
+ peers, tests of endurance to see how long you can last, strategizing to out-play other
+ teams, and mental games to keep your mind sharp for those ever elusive exams we love so
+ much. Most importantly of all, you'll be ready to take on the engineers head to head on
+ Friday night.
+
+
+
Lazer Tag:
+
Location: Planet Lazer, One block from Braid Skytrain Station
+
Fight for glory as you battle it out with your peers to see who will reign champion.
+
+
PacMacro:
+
+ Location: SFU Vancouver, Harbour Centre. Meet in the ASB Atrium, we'll commute downtown
+ together.
+
+
+ Ah, the good old days playing PacMan on your Atari 2600... wish you could relive those
+ days? Well, now you can! With SFU CSSS' famous PacMacro, not only can you relive it, you
+ can be a part of it by being PacMacro or the four ghosts.
+
+
+
Team Strategy Dinner:
+
Location: Downtown
+
+ As you lick your wounds from the field of battle, know that it was but a small rehearsal
+ in a larger campaign. As you sit amongst your brethren, fill your stomach with food so
+ that it may prepare you for the events that lay ahead of you. Discuss strategy and seek
+ wisdom from your leaders. Above all, prepare yourself for a long night of hunting,
+ cheering and celebration as the next day you will match wits with yourself, your peers and
+ most dastardly of all: the filthy engineers.
+
+
+
Photo Hunt:
+
Location: Starts at SFU Burnaby, ASB Atrium. Goes downtown, returns to SFU Burnaby.
+
+ There are so many strange things in our beautiful city, and now with our help we can show
+ you even more and take pictures of it too! Perhaps there will also be a secret mission for
+ you froshees that may put you into the SFU history books. Want to know more? Well, you'll
+ just have to wait, won't you.
+
+
+
Late Night Lunacy:
+
Location: SFU Burnaby, TASC 9204.
+
+ Learn the joy of all-nighters with all of the fun and none of the work! First, help us to
+ once again crush the Engineers in our Frosh Slurpee drink-off, dodgeball game, and
+ tug-of-war. We'll then proceed to keep you up all night with an adrenaline filled race
+ around campus containing copious quantities of games (both video and non), more random
+ prize opportunities and other such mischief. Make sure to tell your parents not to wait
+ up. You'll be... studying... This event goes all night so prepare to be at SFU till the
+ early hours of the morning on Saturday. Prizes will be given out in the middle of the
+ night for the points you earned during the week, so make sure to stay in order to
+ guarantee yourself something nice.
+
+ Interested in sponsoring the CSSS FroshWeek 2013? For more information on how you can
+ support this great week of events, send an email to
+ csss-frosh@sfu.ca. We'll get back to you as soon as
+ possible to with an answer to your query. Sponsoring FroshWeek 2013 is a great way to
+ increase your company's brand presence and includes many other benefits.
+
+
+
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Contact Information
+
+
+ To register for FroshWeek please fill out our
+ Online Registration Form. Also be sure to attend the
+ first event:
+
+
Registration and BBQ
+
Location: SFU Burnaby, ASB 9802
+
+ Time: Tuesday September 2rd 2014, 11:00am-12:00pm
+
+
+
+ For more information about the Computing Science FroshWeek, including questions, concerns
+ and sponsorship queries, please contact our FroshWeek team at:
+ csss-frosh@sfu.ca
+
+ Discover SFU Orientation is a very informative 2 days in August that teaches you where
+ stuff on campus is, how to be successful, and prepares you for a solid start at
+ university. You will meet one upper-year student, called your Orientation Leader (OL) who
+ may or may not be in Computing Science, and ~15 other students in Applied Science. It's
+ useful, especially for those who don't know the campus very well.
+
+
+
+ FroshWeek is just pure, unadulterated FUN, and is for all CS students, regardless of how
+ well you know the campus. You will meet dozens of wise upper-year students and other first
+ years in CS. You will learn things the Orientation Leaders aren't allowed to tell you.
+ You'll compete for awesome prizes, and receive tons of food. You'll make memories that
+ you'll look back on 20 years down the road. Awesome!
+
+
+
+ FroshWeek is the easiest way to meet people, and is completely different from the 2 days
+ of information you'll receive during SFU Orientation.
+
+ We know that we have lots going on during the first week and although it would be great to
+ attend all of them we know it is not realistically possible. So we have marked the events
+ that are essential to go to, i.e. Registration BBQ and Late Night Lunacy.
+
+
+
+ If you have any classes that conflicts with those events contact us using
+ csss-frosh@sfu.ca as early as possible and we'll
+ let you know what to do.
+
+ Of course! Don't think of FroshWeek as an orientation, but a chance to meet a lot of the
+ people you will be studying and working with for the next few years and party it up a
+ little. The point of it all, aside from meeting people, is to have fun!
+
+ The best way to get information is checking the website periodically since we add more
+ content to it as we get closer to FroshWeek. However if you have a question that hasn't
+ been answered, send our team an email and we will
+ get back to you as soon as possible. If it is a general question we will post it on the
+ website for everybody else as well.
+
+ Yes. We understand that students may not be able to make every event. Although, we would
+ prefer it if all participants were able to make these events: Registration BBQ, RAMing
+ Ceremony, PacMacro and Late Night Lunacy as they are essential to the FroshWeek
+ experience. If you need to leave an event early, just let a Frosh leader know what's going
+ on. If you need to join an event late, please find out before hand where we will be, as
+ some of our events will move around to different areas.
+
+ It isn't mentioned in your schedule, but generally during the first week of classes there
+ are no tutorials or labs. Make sure you still attend your lecture and be attentive,
+ ensuring this is the case for your class. However, you will likely be able to attend the
+ event.
+
+ Although some of the events are held at the Burnaby campus, FroshWeek is open to any and
+ all Computing Science Students. Feel free to come join us for any of the events that you
+ are able to make. Unfortunately some events will be during your classes at Surrey, other
+ events are held later in the day or in downtown Vancouver. Check out the
+ schedule for more details on event locations and times.
+
+
+
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What is FroshWeek?
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+ FroshWeek is the ultimate introductory experience for Computing Science students at Simon
+ Fraser University. Organized by the Computing Science Student Society, in partnership with
+ the School of Computing Science, it is a week of fun-filled activities designed to orient,
+ entertain and educate new university students with a Computing Science twist.
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+ Held during the first week of the Fall semester at SFU (Sept. 2 - 5), FroshWeek is
+ organized by students, for students. Incoming students receive: an in-depth introduction
+ to the facilities available to them as Computing Science students; many entertaining on-
+ and off-campus challenges and diversions to motivate, amuse, and connect them with other
+ students; valuable advice from their elders with respect to courses and the university
+ experience in general; and some free food and tools to make the transition to university
+ much smoother.
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+ Beginning in 2004, and now in its tenth year running, Computing Science's Froshweek has
+ matured into one of the most well received and recognized student-organized events at
+ Simon Fraser University. It is a memorable and cherished week for participants and
+ organizers alike.
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What is the Computing Science Student Society?
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+ The Computing Science Student Society is a departmental student society based out of Simon
+ Fraser University. Operating under the Simon Fraser Student Society, we act to recognize
+ the academic and recreational demands of Computing Science students, providing them with a
+ better experience at SFU. We have seats on the School of Computing Science Undergraduate
+ Program Committee and the Faculty of Applied Science Undergraduate Curriculum Committee.
+ The society also facilitates recreational activities, such as LAN parties, board game
+ nights and movie nights, as well as joining the Simon Fraser Student Society and other
+ departmental student societies for events. On a day-to-day level, the society provides
+ services for Computing Science students such as a common area, printing, and inexpensive
+ beverages.
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+ Whether you have registered online or are planning to register in person on this day, come
+ out for a free BBQ and to meet some of your professors and other CS students for the first
+ time. Look for the registration booth to get your t-shirt and swag before heading out onto
+ the patio for the feast.
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RAM'ing Invocation Ceremony:
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Location: SFU Burnaby, TBA
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+ You, the few, the proud, the chosen shall be anointed with our token of fellowship as CS
+ students. This ancient and mystical ceremony must be faced with awe and reverence!
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Co-op Luncheon:
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Location: SFU Burnaby, IRMACS Theatre
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+ Learn about what Co-op is, why you should apply, and the requirements for entering the
+ program. Food and refreshments will be provided as you have a chance to talk with the
+ computing science co-op advisors.
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Laser Tag:
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Location: Planet Laser.
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+ Nothing like (unintentionally) blinding perfect strangers to help build a sense of
+ community.
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Photo Hunt:
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Location: Starts at SFU Burnaby, ASB Atrium. Goes downtown, returns to SFU Burnaby.
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+ There are so many strange things in our beautiful city, and now with our help we can show
+ you even more and take pictures of it too! Perhaps there will also be a secret mission for
+ you froshees that may put you into the SFU history books. Want to know more? Well, you'll
+ just have to wait, won't you.
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Team Strategy Dinner:
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Location: SFU Burnaby, Club Ilia
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+ As you lick your wounds from the field of battle, know that it was but a small rehearsal
+ in a larger campaign. As you sit amongst your brethren, fill your stomach with food so
+ that it may prepare you for the events that lay ahead of you. Discuss strategy and seek
+ wisdom from your leaders. Above all, prepare yourself for a long night of hunting,
+ cheering and celebration as you will match wits with yourself, your peers and most
+ dastardly of all: the filthy engineers.
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Late Night Lunacy:
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Location: SFU Burnaby, TASC 9204.
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+ Learn the joy of all-nighters with all of the fun and none of the work! First, help us to
+ once again crush the Engineers in our Frosh Slurpee drink-off, dodgeball game, and
+ tug-of-war. We'll then proceed to keep you up all night with an adrenaline filled race
+ around campus containing copious quantities of games (both video and non), more random
+ prize opportunities and other such mischief. Make sure to tell your parents not to wait
+ up. You'll be... studying... This event goes all night so prepare to be at SFU till the
+ early hours of the morning on Saturday. Prizes will be given out in the middle of the
+ night for the points you earned during the week, so make sure to stay in order to
+ guarantee yourself something nice.
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+ Interested in sponsoring the CSSS FroshWeek 2014? For more information on how you can
+ support this great week of events, send an email to
+ csss-frosh@sfu.ca. We'll get back to you as soon as
+ possible to with an answer to your query. Sponsoring FroshWeek 2014 is a great way to
+ increase your company's brand presence and includes many other benefits.
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+ The Computing Science Student Society is a departmental
+ student society based out of Simon Fraser University. Operating under the Simon Fraser
+ Student Society, we act to recognize the academic and recreational demands of
+ Computing Science students, providing them with a better experience at SFU.
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We have seats on the School of Computing Science Undergraduate Program
+ Committee and the Faculty of Applied Science Undergraduate Curriculum Committee. The
+ society also facilitates recreational activities, such as LAN parties, board game
+ nights and movie nights, as well as joining the Simon Fraser Student Society and other
+ departmental student societies for events. On a day-to-day level, the society provides
+ services for Computing Science students such as a common area and inexpensive
+ beverages.
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What's Frosh?
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+ FroshWeek is the ultimate introductory experience for
+ Computing Science students at Simon Fraser University.
+ Organized by the Computing Science Student Society, in
+ partnership with the School of Computing Science, it is a week of fun-filled
+ activities designed to orient, entertain and educate new university students with a
+ Computing Science twist
Held during the
+ first week of the Fall semester at SFU (Sept. 8-12),
+ FroshWeek is organized by students, for students. Incoming students receive: an
+ in-depth introduction to the facilities available to them as Computing Science
+ students; many entertaining on- and off-campus challenges and diversions to motivate,
+ amuse, and connect them with other students; valuable advice from their elders with
+ respect to courses and the university experience in general; and some free food and
+ tools to make the transition to university much smoother.
The
+ Computing Science Student Society is a departmental
+ student society based out of Simon Fraser University. Operating under the Simon Fraser
+ Student Society, we act to recognize the academic and recreational demands of
+ Computing Science students, providing them with a better experience at SFU. We have
+ seats on the School of Computing Science Undergraduate Program Committee and the
+ Faculty of Applied Science Undergraduate Curriculum Committee. The society also
+ facilitates recreational activities, such as LAN parties, board game nights and movie
+ nights, as well as joining the Simon Fraser Student Society and other departmental
+ student societies for events. On a day-to-day level, the society provides services for
+ Computing Science students such as a common area, printing, and inexpensive beverages.
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+ Registration and BBQ: Whether you have registered online or are planning to
+ register in person on this day, come out for a free BBQ and to meet some of your
+ professors and other CS students for the first time. Look for the registration booth
+ to get your t-shirt and swag before heading out for the feast.. Location: SFU Burnaby, ASB Atrium
+
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+ RAM'ing Invocation Ceremony: You, the few, the proud, and the chosen shall be
+ anointed with a token of fellowship as CS students. This ancient and mystical ceremony
+ must be faced with awe and reverence! Location: SFU Burnaby, TBA
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+ Information Session: Learn about Co-op, Computing Science, Women in Computing
+ Science, and the Computing Science Student Society. Learn about all the opportunities
+ open to you and what to look forward to in your four (or more) years at SFU. Food and
+ refreshments will be provided as you have a chance to talk with the computing science
+ students and co-op advisors. Location: SFU Burnaby, IRMACS Theatre
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+ Survival Training: Surviving your first year at SFU involves cunning, strategy,
+ and the ability to dodge people in the hallways. What better way to practice these
+ skills then with a game of capture the flag! Join others in your
+ House and crush those that oppose you! Location: AQ Gardens
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+ Pac Macro: Have you ever felt your life was missing something? Sure, you've got
+ friends, school, and homework, but have you ever just felt need to wakka wakka? Well
+ now you can at Pac Macro! Don the Pacman costume, that was totally made by a CS
+ student (sorry!), and evade your undead nemisis Inky, Blinky, Pinky, and Clyde who are
+ your fellow students also in costumes made by a CS student (again, really sorry!). Location: SFU Vancouver
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+ Photo Hunt:There are so many strange things in our beautiful city, and in this
+ event you'll get the chance to see them! Perhaps there will also be a secret mission
+ on behalf of your House in order to defend your honour.
+ Want to know more? Well, you'll just have to wait, won't you... Location: Starts at SFU Burnaby, ASB Atrium. Goes downtown, returns to SFU
+ Burnaby.
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+ Dinner Downtown:As you lick your wounds from the field of battle, know that it
+ was but a small rehearsal in a larger campaign. As you sit amongst your brethren, fill
+ your stomach with food so that it may prepare you for the events that lay ahead of
+ you. Discuss strategy and seek wisdom from your leaders. Above all, prepare yourself
+ for a long night of hunting, cheering and celebration as you will match wits with
+ yourself, your peers and most dastardly of all: the filthy engineers. Location:
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+ Midnight Madness: Learn the joy of all-nighters with all of the fun and none of
+ the work! First, help us to once again crush the Engineers in our Frosh Slurpee
+ drink-off, dodgeball game, and tug-of-war. We'll then proceed to keep you up all night
+ with an adrenaline filled race around campus containing copious quantities of games
+ (both video and non), more random prize opportunities and other such mischief.
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Make sure to tell your parents not to wait up. You'll be... studying...
+ This event goes all night so prepare to be at SFU till the early hours of the morning
+ on Saturday. Prizes will be given out in the middle of the night for the points you
+ earned during the week, so make sure to stay in order to guarantee yourself something
+ nice. Location: SFU Burnaby, ASB Atrium + TASC 9204
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FAQ
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+ What's the difference between FroshWeek and
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+ SFU Welcome Day is a very informative event held in August that teaches you where
+ stuff on campus is, how to be successful, and prepares you for a solid start at
+ university. You will meet one upper-year student, called your Orientation Leader (OL)
+ who may or may not be in Computing Science, and ~15 other students in Applied Science.
+ It's useful, especially for those who don't know the campus very well. FroshWeek is
+ just pure, unadulterated FUN, and is for all CS students, regardless of how well you
+ know the campus. You will meet dozens of wise upper-year students and other first
+ years in CS. You will learn things the Orientation Leaders aren't allowed to tell you.
+ You'll compete for awesome prizes, and receive tons of food. You'll make memories that
+ you'll look back on 20 years down the road. Awesome! FroshWeek is the easiest way to
+ meet people, and is completely different from the 2 days of information you'll receive
+ during SFU Orientation.
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Will there be alcohol?
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No! We will not be providing you with alcohol.
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Is Frosh Week worth it?
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+ Definitely! This is going to be the best week of your undergraduate life. Also, it’s a
+ great way to instantly make friends and know the ins and outs of campus and school
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+ Do I need to attend all the events in the schedule as I have classes that conflicts
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+ We know that we have lots going on during the first week and although it would be
+ great to attend all of them we know it is not realistically possible. So we have
+ marked the events that are essential to go to, i.e. Registration BBQ and Midnight
+ Madness.. If you have any classes that conflicts with those events contact us using
+ csss@sfu.ca as early as possible and we'll let you
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What is the best way to get more information about FroshWeek?
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+ The best way to get information is checking the website periodically since we add more
+ content to it as we get closer to FroshWeek. However if you have a question that
+ hasn't been answered, send our team an email and we
+ will get back to you as soon as possible. If it is a general question we will post it
+ on the website for everybody else as well.
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+ I am unable to make an event. Can events be missed, entered late, or left early?
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+ Yes. We understand that students may not be able to make every event. Although, we
+ would prefer it if all participants were able to make these events: Registration BBQ,
+ RAMing Ceremony, PacMacro and Late Night Lunacy as they are essential to the FroshWeek
+ experience. If you need to leave an event early, just let a Frosh leader know what's
+ going on. If you need to join an event late, please find out before hand where we will
+ be, as some of our events will move around to different areas.
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I have a lab/tutorial during one of the events.
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+ It isn't mentioned in your schedule, but generally during the first week of classes
+ there are no tutorials or labs. Make sure you still attend your lecture and be
+ attentive, ensuring this is the case for your class. However, you will likely be able
+ to attend the event.
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I am located at the Surrey campus, can I still attend FroshWeek?
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+ Although some of the events are held at the Burnaby campus, FroshWeek is open to any
+ and all Computing Science Students. Feel free to come join us for any of the events
+ that you are able to make. Unfortunately some events will be during your classes at
+ Surrey, other events are held later in the day or in downtown Vancouver. Additionally,
+ Software Systems and Mechatronics have their own FroshWeek events at the Surrey
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How much does FroshWeek cost?
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It's free!
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Do I have to go to every event?
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+ While we do recommend you go to every event, of course you don’t have to. But going to
+ all the events gives you the full experience of Frosh Week, as well as SFU and the
+ rest of campus. Plus, let’s be honest, free food AND free stuff is a combination you
+ don’t want to miss. Especially when there’s the possibility that you meet someone
+ awesome just 5 minutes later.
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+ I am a mature student or am already very familiar with campus and services offered.
+ Do I still need to go?
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+ Yes! Of course! Don't think of FroshWeek as an orientation, but a chance to meet a lot
+ of the people you will be studying and working with for the next few years and party
+ it up a little. The point of it all, aside from meeting people, is to have fun!
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What if I don't know anyone?
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+ Don’t worry! Everyone is in the same boat! Start with a simple “Hey, my name is” and
+ you should be fine. If you’re super concerned about not knowing anyone, we’re going to
+ put you in small groups first so that you can be more comfortable.
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+ Froshees this year will be grouped up into Houses that they can represent in the
+ various individual and group competitions. Each House represents a different
+ programming paradigm, and is represented by a particular programming language. For
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+ Organizing and running Frosh is a team effort. Everyone has a say in the look, theme,
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Corbett Gildersleve
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Frosh Chair
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Organize, plan, and lead the creation of Frosh Week.
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Kenneth Kwok
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Sponsorship Coordinator
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Developed the sponsorship package and contact companies.
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Farzin Ahmed
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Survival Guide
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Update the guide content, design and layout.
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David Miiller
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Workshop Developer
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Organize, plan, and develop the Frosh programming workshop.
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Survial Guide
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Update the guide content, design and layout.
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Antonio Abaya
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Workshop Developer
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Organize, plan, and develop the Frosh programming workshop.
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Bosco Noronha
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Website Developer
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Develop this very website you're reading. All blame falls on him.
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Survival Guide Artist
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CSSS Frosh Week 2015 Sponsors
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Survival Guide
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Prizes
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+ At the end of Frosh Week we award prizes to students who win various individual and
+ group competitions. If you wish to contribute prizes, we would be happy to accept
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Games
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+ If your contribution is of a similar financial (retail) value to the Silicon,
+ Copper, or Gold sponsorship packages, you will receive the same sponsorship rewards
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Frosh Kits
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+ Every year, the CSSS assembles Frosh Kits for new students made up of small toys,
+ branded merchandise, and gadgets that are provided by companies like you. If you
+ wish to contribute we just ask that you provide at least 100 items due to the large
+ number of students who participate every year in Frosh Week. Past items have
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Buttons
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+ By contributing to the Frosh Kit, you will receive $50 off any other financial
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Sponsoring Us!
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+ Please email our sponsorship coordinator Kenneth Kwok at
+ csss@sfu.ca with the following information:
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Sponsorship type and level
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Name of your organization, to be used for all sponsor recognition
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Name, email, and phone of the contact person regarding the sponsorship
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Additionally, we also require the following from our Copper and Gold sponsors:
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+ A high-resolution one-colour EPS image of your organization’s logo to be used for
+ the t-shirt
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A good quality colour image to be displayed on our website (EPS, PNG)
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A good quality color image to be used on printed materials (EPS, PNG)
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Invoicing information for the sponsorship fee (if applicable)
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+ For prizes or contributions to the FroshKits, pickup arrangements can be made if you
+ are located in the Metro Vancouver area. If you are shipping the items, please provide
+ us with a tracking number and estimated time of arrival. Also, please note that the
+ deadline for the sponsorship submission is
+ July 31, 2015 . This is so that we may have adequate
+ time to add your information to our t-shirts and other printed materials.
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Again, we thank you for your interest in FroshWeek.
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+ Corbett Gildersleve, Chair, FroshWeek 2015
+ Colin Woodbury, President, Computing Science Student Society
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+/********************************************
+ - THEMEPUNCH TOOLS Ver. 1.0 -
+ Last Update of Tools 28.03.2013
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+/*!
+ * jQuery Transit - CSS3 transitions and transformations
+ * Copyright(c) 2011 Rico Sta. Cruz
+ * MIT Licensed.
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+ * http://ricostacruz.com/jquery.transit
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+Copyright (c) 2012 Alex Dickson
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+ The Computing Science Student Society is a departmental
+ student society based out of Simon Fraser University. Operating under the Simon Fraser
+ Student Society, we act to recognize the academic and recreational demands of
+ Computing Science students, providing them with a better experience at SFU. We have
+ seats on the School of Computing Science Undergraduate Program Committee and the
+ Faculty of Applied Science Undergraduate Curriculum Committee. The society also
+ facilitates recreational activities, such as LAN parties, board game nights and movie
+ nights, as well as joining the Simon Fraser Student Society and other departmental
+ student societies for events. On a day-to-day level, the society provides services for
+ Computing Science students such as a common area and inexpensive beverages.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
What's Frosh?
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ FroshWeek is the ultimate introductory experience for
+ Computing Science students at Simon Fraser University.
+ Organized by the Computing Science Student Society, in
+ partnership with the School of Computing Science, it is a week of fun-filled
+ activities designed to orient, entertain and educate new university students with a
+ Computing Science twist
Held during the
+ first week of the Fall semester at SFU (Sept. 6-10),
+ FroshWeek is organized by students, for students. Incoming students receive: an
+ in-depth introduction to the facilities available to them as Computing Science
+ students; many entertaining on- and off-campus challenges and diversions to motivate,
+ amuse, and connect them with other students; valuable advice from their elders with
+ respect to courses and the university experience in general; and some free food and
+ tools to make the transition to university much smoother.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
Schedule
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
Events
+
+
+
+
+
+ Registration and Ice Breaker: Whether you have registered online or are
+ planning to register in person on this day, come out and meet some of your professors
+ and other CS students for the first time. Look for the registration booth to get your
+ t-shirt and swag before heading out to meet the people you will be stuck with for the
+ next four years.. Location: SFU Burnaby, ASB Atrium
+
+
+
+ Information Session and Barbeque: Learn about Co-op, Computing Science, Women
+ in Computing Science, and the Computing Science Student Society. Learn about all the
+ opportunities open to you and what to look forward to in your four (or more) years at
+ SFU. Stick around until the end if you don't want to miss the free BBQ! Location: SFU Burnaby, ASB 9896
+
+
+
+ Pac Macro: Have you ever felt your life was missing something? Sure, you've got
+ friends, school, and homework, but have you ever just felt need to wakka wakka? Well
+ now you can at Pac Macro! Don the Pacman costume, that was totally made by a CS
+ student (sorry!), and evade your undead nemeses Inky, Blinky, Pinky, and Clyde who are
+ your fellow students also in costumes made by a CS student (again, really sorry!). Location: SFU Vancouver
+
+
+
+ Photo Hunt:There are so many strange things in our beautiful city, and in this
+ event you'll get the chance to see them! Perhaps there will also be a secret mission
+ in order to defend your honour. Want to know more? Well, you'll just have to wait,
+ won't you... Location: Starts at SFU Burnaby, ASB Atrium. Goes downtown, returns to SFU
+ Burnaby.
+
+
+
+
+
+ Dinner Downtown:As you lick your wounds from the field of battle, know that it
+ was but a small rehearsal in a larger campaign. As you sit amongst your brethren, fill
+ your stomach with food so that it may prepare you for the events that lay ahead of
+ you. Discuss strategy and seek wisdom from your leaders. Above all, prepare yourself
+ for a long night of hunting, cheering and celebration as you will match wits with
+ yourself, your peers and most dastardly of all: the filthy engineers.
+
+
+
+ Midnight Madness: Learn the joy of all-nighters with all of the fun and none of
+ the work! First, help us to once again crush the Engineers in our Frosh Slurpee
+ drink-off, dodgeball game, and tug-of-war. We'll then proceed to keep you up all night
+ with an adrenaline filled race around campus containing copious quantities of games
+ (both video and non), more random prize opportunities and other such mischief.
+
Make sure to tell your parents not to wait up. You'll be... studying...
+ This event goes all night so prepare to be at SFU till the early hours of the morning
+ on Saturday. Prizes will be given out in the middle of the night for the points you
+ earned during the week, so make sure to stay in order to guarantee yourself something
+ nice. Location: SFU Burnaby, ASB Atrium + TASC 9204
+
+
+
+ RAM'ing Invocation Ceremony: You, the few, the proud, and the chosen shall be
+ anointed with a token of fellowship as CS students. This ancient and mystical ceremony
+ must be faced with awe and reverence! Location: SFU Burnaby, TBA
+
+
+
+ WiCS Welcome Tea: SFU Women in Computing Science (WiCS) invites you to drop in
+ for drinks and snacks. This is a great opportunity to talk to current WiCS members
+ about what we do and about getting involved, to meet other new students, and to
+ re-caffeinate after that 8:30 math class. Like most WiCS events, this coffee break is
+ open to students of any gender!
+ Click Here
+ to sign up for the Welcome Tea! Location: TASC1 9204
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
FAQ
+
+
+
+
+ What's the difference between FroshWeek and
+ SFU Welcome Day?
+
+
+
+ SFU Welcome Day is a very informative event held in August that teaches you where
+ stuff on campus is, how to be successful, and prepares you for a solid start at
+ university. You will meet one upper-year student, called your Orientation Leader (OL)
+ who may or may not be in Computing Science, and ~15 other students in Applied Science.
+ It's useful, especially for those who don't know the campus very well. FroshWeek is
+ just pure, unadulterated FUN, and is for all CS students, regardless of how well you
+ know the campus. You will meet dozens of wise upper-year students and other first
+ years in CS. You will learn things the Orientation Leaders aren't allowed to tell you.
+ You'll compete for awesome prizes, and receive tons of food. You'll make memories that
+ you'll look back on 20 years down the road. Awesome! FroshWeek is the easiest way to
+ meet people, and is completely different from the 2 days of information you'll receive
+ during SFU Orientation.
+
+
+
Will there be alcohol?
+
No! We will not be providing you with alcohol.
+
+
Is Frosh Week worth it?
+
+ Definitely! This is going to be the best week of your undergraduate life. Also, it’s a
+ great way to instantly make friends and know the ins and outs of campus and school
+ life!
+
+
+
+ Do I need to attend all the events in the schedule as I have classes that conflicts
+ with them?
+
+
+ We know that we have lots going on during the first week and although it would be
+ great to attend all of them we know it is not realistically possible. So we have
+ marked the events that are essential to go to, i.e. Registration BBQ and Midnight
+ Madness.. If you have any classes that conflicts with those events contact us using
+ csss@sfu.ca as early as possible and we'll let you
+ know what to do.
+
+
+
What is the best way to get more information about FroshWeek?
+
+ The best way to get information is checking the website periodically since we add more
+ content to it as we get closer to FroshWeek. However if you have a question that
+ hasn't been answered, send our team an email and we
+ will get back to you as soon as possible. If it is a general question we will post it
+ on the website for everybody else as well.
+
+
+
+ I am unable to make an event. Can events be missed, entered late, or left early?
+
+
+ Yes. We understand that students may not be able to make every event. Although, we
+ would prefer it if all participants were able to make these events: Registration BBQ,
+ RAMing Ceremony, PacMacro and Late Night Lunacy as they are essential to the FroshWeek
+ experience. If you need to leave an event early, just let a Frosh leader know what's
+ going on. If you need to join an event late, please find out before hand where we will
+ be, as some of our events will move around to different areas.
+
+
+
+
I have a lab/tutorial during one of the events.
+
+ It isn't mentioned in your schedule, but generally during the first week of classes
+ there are no tutorials or labs. Make sure you still attend your lecture and be
+ attentive, ensuring this is the case for your class. However, you will likely be able
+ to attend the event.
+
+
+
I am located at the Surrey campus, can I still attend FroshWeek?
+
+ Although some of the events are held at the Burnaby campus, FroshWeek is open to any
+ and all Computing Science Students. Feel free to come join us for any of the events
+ that you are able to make. Unfortunately some events will be during your classes at
+ Surrey, other events are held later in the day or in downtown Vancouver. Additionally,
+ Software Systems and Mechatronics have their own FroshWeek events at the Surrey
+ campus.
+
+
+
How much does FroshWeek cost?
+
It's free!
+
+
Do I have to go to every event?
+
+ While we do recommend you go to every event, of course you don’t have to. But going to
+ all the events gives you the full experience of Frosh Week, as well as SFU and the
+ rest of campus. Plus, let’s be honest, free food AND free stuff is a combination you
+ don’t want to miss. Especially when there’s the possibility that you meet someone
+ awesome just 5 minutes later.
+
+
+
+ I am a mature student or am already very familiar with campus and services offered.
+ Do I still need to go?
+
+
+ Yes! Of course! Don't think of FroshWeek as an orientation, but a chance to meet a lot
+ of the people you will be studying and working with for the next few years and party
+ it up a little. The point of it all, aside from meeting people, is to have fun!
+
+
+
What if I don't know anyone?
+
+ Don’t worry! Everyone is in the same boat! Start with a simple “Hey, my name is” and
+ you should be fine. If you’re super concerned about not knowing anyone, we’re going to
+ put you in small groups first so that you can be more comfortable.
+
+
+
Where should I go on the first day?
+
Atrium of Applied Science Building
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
The Team
+
+
+
+
+ Organizing and running Frosh is a team effort. Everyone has a say in the look, theme,
+ events, and other aspects of Frosh Week.
+
+
+
+
Farzin Ahmed
+
Co-Chair
+
+
+
+
Paul Allan
+
Co-Chair
+
+
+
+
Corbett Gildersleve
+
Mentor
+
+
+
+
David Miiller
+
Organizer
+
+
+
+
+
Steven Yang
+
Organizer
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
Sponsors
+
+
+
CSSS Frosh Week 2016 Sponsors
+
+
Gold
+
+
+
+
+
+
Swag Provider
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
Financial Sponsorship
+
+
+
+
+
Silicon $250
+
Copper $500
+
Gold $1000
+
+
+
+
+
+
Website
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
Social Media
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
Survival Guide
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
T-Shirt
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
Main Sponsor
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ A Main sponsor's
+ branding is displayed more promeniently than other sponsor levels in all media (print,
+ online, and social).
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
Product Sponsorship
+
+
Prizes
+
+ At the end of Frosh Week we award prizes to students who win various individual and
+ group competitions. If you wish to contribute prizes, we would be happy to accept
+ them. Past items have included:
+
+
+
+
Games
+
Raspberry Pis
+
Software
+
Laptop Bags
+
Blankets
+
Tablets
+
Laptops
+
+
+
+ If your contribution is of a similar financial (retail) value to the Silicon,
+ Copper, or Gold sponsorship packages, you will receive the same sponsorship rewards
+ of that package.
+
+
+
+
+
Frosh Kits
+
+ Every year, the CSSS assembles Frosh Kits for new students made up of small toys,
+ branded merchandise, and gadgets that are provided by companies like you. If you
+ wish to contribute we just ask that you provide at least 100 items due to the large
+ number of students who participate every year in Frosh Week. Past items have
+ included:
+
+
+
+
Buttons
+
Stickers
+
Lanyards
+
Fridge Magnets
+
Bottle Openers
+
+
+
+ By contributing to the Frosh Kit, you will receive $50 off any other financial
+ sponsorship package.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
Sponsoring Us!
+
+ Please email our sponsorship coordinator Farzin Ahmed at
+ csss@sfu.ca with the following information:
+
+
+
+
Sponsorship type and level
+
Name of your organization, to be used for all sponsor recognition
+
Name, email, and phone of the contact person regarding the sponsorship
+
+
+
Additionally, we also require the following from our Copper and Gold sponsors:
+
+
+
+ A high-resolution one-colour EPS image of your organization’s logo to be used for
+ the t-shirt
+
+
A good quality colour image to be displayed on our website (EPS, PNG)
+
A good quality color image to be used on printed materials (EPS, PNG)
+
Invoicing information for the sponsorship fee (if applicable)
+
+
+
+ For prizes or contributions to the FroshKits, pickup arrangements can be made if you
+ are located in the Metro Vancouver area. If you are shipping the items, please provide
+ us with a tracking number and estimated time of arrival. Also, please note that the
+ deadline for the sponsorship submission is
+ July 31, 2016 . This is so that we may have adequate
+ time to add your information to our t-shirts and other printed materials.
+
+
+
Again, we thank you for your interest in FroshWeek.
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+ Frosh Week is the ultimate introductory experience for
+ Computing Science students at Simon Fraser University.
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+ Organized by the Computing Science Student Society, in
+ partnership with the School of Computing Science, Frosh Week is a week of fun-filled
+ activities designed to orient, entertain, and educate new university students with a
+ Computing Science twist
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+ Held during the
+ first week of the Fall semester at SFU (Sept. 5-9),
+ Frosh Week is organized by students, for students. Incoming students receive: an
+ in-depth introduction to the facilities available to them as Computing Science
+ students; many entertaining on- and off-campus challenges and diversions to motivate,
+ amuse, and connect them with other students; valuable advice from their elders with
+ respect to courses and the university experience in general; and some free food and
+ tools to make the transition to university much smoother.
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+ To get directions to any SFU Burnaby classes, please feel free to use the SFU Snap app
+ which has a great in-app map for locating classes. For locations that dont use
+ classrooms [ie ASB Atrium] just click on the location to bring up a google map with a
+ point to where it is.
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+ Registration, Icebreaker, and Tour: Whether you have registered online or are
+ planning to register in person on the day, come out to grab your frosh swag and meet
+ other CS students for the first time. Look for the registration booth to get yourself
+ all set up before heading out to have fun with the people you will be stuck with for
+ the next four (let’s face it, 5+) years. Location:
+ SFU Burnaby, ASB Atrium
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+ CS Info Session: Hear straight from the source about topics such as Computing
+ Science, Co-op, Women in Computing Science (WiCS), the Computing Science Student
+ Society (the CSSS, us!), and more. Learn about all the opportunities open to you and
+ what to look forward to in your four (or more!) years at SFU. Stick around until the
+ end if you don't want to miss the free BBQ! Location: SFU Burnaby, ASB 9896
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+ BBQ: Following from the CS Info Session, head outside to eat some delicious
+ hamburgers, hot dogs, and more. All made by your fellow CS students! Location:
+ SFU Burnaby, outside the ASB
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+ Laser Tag: You like tag, right? No… Neither do we. But we do think lasers are
+ pretty cool! And when you add something cool like lasers to something boring like tag,
+ it somehow becomes something awesome: Laser Tag! Come hang out with your new friends
+ and blast them in the face with sweet sweet lasery goodness. On the day of, meet us in
+ the ASB Atrium and as a group we’ll head down to the glorious arena of light warfare.
+ Location:
+ Meet at SFU Burnaby, ASB Atrium. Then head to Planet Lazer near Braid Skytrain station
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+ WiCS Welcome Tea: SFU Women in Computing Science (WiCS) invites you to drop in
+ for drinks and snacks. This is a great opportunity to meet other new students in a
+ laid back setting. You can also talk to WiCS members about what they do and how to get
+ involved. And most importantly, re-caffeinate after that 8:30 math class! Feel free to
+ drop in and leave as you please. Like most WiCS events, this tea is open to students
+ of any gender. Location: SFU Burnaby, TASC1 9204
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+ Pac Macro: Have you ever felt your life was missing something? Sure, you've got
+ friends, school, and homework, but have you ever just felt the need to wakka wakka?
+ Well now you can through the power of Pac Macro! Don the Pacman costume, made in-house
+ by a CS student (sorry!), and evade your undead nemeses Inky, Blinky, Pinky, and
+ Clyde. But these aren’t just any old undead menaces, these are your fellow students in
+ more costumes homemade by a CS student (again, really sorry!). We’ll start by meeting
+ up in the ASB Atrium and then head downtown together as a group. Afterwards we head
+ back to campus for a hearty dinner to help ready you for the long night ahead
+ Location:
+ Meet at SFU Burnaby, ASB Atrium. Then head downtown to SFU Vancouver, room TBA
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+ Dinner at Club Ilia: As you lick your weary wounds from the week past, know
+ that it was but a rehearsal for a larger campaign. As you sit amongst your brethren,
+ be sure to fill your stomach so you may be prepared for the event that lays ahead.
+ Discuss strategy, seek wisdom from your elders, and above all, prepare yourself for
+ the long night ahead. Be ready for hunting, cheering and celebration as you will match
+ wits with yourself, your peers and our eternal foes: the dastardly engineers. Only
+ once we’ve had our fill will we venture out to leave our mark on the world. There we
+ will take back what is rightfully ours at this, the most glorious penultimate event of
+ the week: Midnight Madness. Location:SFU Burnaby, Club Ilia
+ Note: although it is called Club Ilia, it is simply a restaurant on campus. No
+ need to have worries about ID or the like.
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+ Midnight Madness: You’ve heard whispers in the shadows and tales on the
+ streets, but this is finally it. The time has arrived for the weak to fall by the
+ wayside and for the strong to survive. It’s time to learn the joy of all-nighters with
+ all the work and none of the fun. We do battle against the engineers at the Frosh
+ Slurpee drink-off, dodgeball game, and more. Inbetween these grueling battles we'll
+ help keep you up all night with adrenaline filled skirmishes containing copious
+ quantities of games, random prize opportunities, and other such mischief.
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+ Make sure to tell your parents not to wait up. You probably don’t want them to
+ know of the horrors that go on during the night so... Tell them you’re studying! Ya,
+ they'll totally believe that! Now remember, Midnight Madness goes all night so prepare
+ to be at SFU till the wee hours of the morning on Saturday. The culmination of the
+ week long mystery which may or may not exist will be revealed during the night, so
+ make sure you stay to find out the maybe-possibly-not-sure twist ending. Location: SFU Burnaby, home base in TASC1 9204. Events taking place throughout
+ SFU Burnaby campus.
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+ RAMing Ceremony: You, the few, the proud, the chosen, the survivors, shall face
+ a trial the likes of which you’ve never faced before. A trial culminating in your
+ anointment with a token of fellowship as CS students. After partaking in this
+ time-honoured tradition there will be no doubt in your mind that you are truly
+ Computer Science students. Once the anointed hour has passed you’ll take your first
+ steps as true members, seeing our sacred ground in a whole new light. Location:
+ SFU Burnaby, TBA
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+ Breakfast: After the RAMing ceremony is all said and done, join with your
+ brethren and eat to your hearts content. Reminisce about the experiences shared, how
+ you’ll never forget them, and how you’ll definitely be back next year as a frosh
+ leader. Location:
+ SFU Burnaby, dining hall
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FAQ
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+ What's the difference between Frosh Week and
+ SFU Welcome Day?
+ SFU Welcome Day is a very informative event held in August that teaches you
+ where stuff on campus is, how to be successful, and prepares you for a solid start at
+ university. You will meet one upper-year student, called your Orientation Leader (OL)
+ who may or may not be in Computing Science, and ~15 other students in Applied Science.
+ It's useful, especially for those who don't know the campus very well. Frosh Week is
+ just pure, unadulterated FUN, and is for all CS students, regardless of how well you
+ know the campus. You will meet dozens of wise upper-year students and other first
+ years in CS. You will learn things the Orientation Leaders aren't allowed to tell you.
+ You'll compete for awesome prizes, and receive tons of food. You'll make memories that
+ you'll look back on 20 years down the road. Awesome! Frosh Week is the easiest way to
+ meet people, and is completely different from the 2 days of information you'll receive
+ during SFU Orientation.
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+ Will there be alcohol? No! We will not be providing you with alcohol.
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+ Is Frosh Week worth it? Definitely! This is going to be the best week of
+ your undergraduate life. Also, it’s a great way to instantly make friends and know the
+ ins and outs of campus and school life!
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+ Do I need to attend all the events in the schedule as I have classes that conflicts
+ with them?
+ We know that we have lots going on during the first week and although it would
+ be great to attend all of them we know it is not realistically possible. So we have
+ marked the events that are essential to go to, i.e. Registration BBQ and Midnight
+ Madness.. If you have any classes that conflicts with those events contact us using
+ csss@sfu.ca as early as possible and we'll let you
+ know what to do.
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+ What is the best way to get more information about Frosh Week? The best
+ way to get information is checking the website periodically since we add more content
+ to it as we get closer to Frosh Week. However if you have a question that hasn't been
+ answered, send our team an email and we will get back
+ to you as soon as possible. If it is a general question we will post it on the website
+ for everybody else as well.
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+ I am unable to make an event. Can events be missed, entered late, or left early?
+ Yes. We understand that students may not be able to make every event. Although,
+ we would prefer it if all participants were able to make these events: Registration
+ BBQ, RAMing Ceremony, PacMacro and Midnight Madness as they are essential to the Frosh
+ Week experience. If you need to leave an event early, just let a Frosh leader know
+ what's going on. If you need to join an event late, please find out before hand where
+ we will be, as some of our events will move around to different areas.
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+ I have a lab/tutorial during one of the events. It isn't mentioned in
+ your schedule, but generally during the first week of classes there are no tutorials
+ or labs. Make sure you still attend your lecture and be attentive, ensuring this is
+ the case for your class. However, you will likely be able to attend the event.
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+ I am located at the Surrey campus, can I still attend Frosh Week? Yes,
+ Frosh Week is open to any and all Computing Science Students, but on-campus events are
+ held at the SFU Burnaby Campus. Feel free to come join us for any of the events that
+ you are able to make. Unfortunately some events will be during your classes at Surrey,
+ other events are held later in the day or in downtown Vancouver. Additionally,
+ Software Systems
+ [Facebook Event Accessible Here
+ ] and Mechatronics have their own
+ Frosh Week events
+ at the Surrey campus.
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How much does Frosh Week cost? It's free!
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+ Do I have to go to every event? While we do recommend you go to every
+ event, of course you don’t have to. But going to all the events gives you the full
+ experience of Frosh Week, as well as SFU and the rest of campus. Plus, let’s be
+ honest, free food AND free stuff is a combination you don’t want to miss. Especially
+ when there’s the possibility that you meet someone awesome just 5 minutes later.
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+ I am a mature student or am already very familiar with campus and services offered.
+ Do I still need to go?
+ Yes! Of course! Don't think of Frosh Week as an orientation, but a chance to
+ meet a lot of the people you will be studying and working with for the next few years
+ and party it up a little. The point of it all, aside from meeting people, is to have
+ fun!
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+ What if I don't know anyone? Don’t worry! Everyone is in the same boat!
+ Start with a simple “Hey, my name is” and you should be fine. If you’re super
+ concerned about not knowing anyone, we’re going to put you in small groups first so
+ that you can be more comfortable.
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+ Where should I go on the first day? The Atrium of the Applied Science
+ Building. We’ll be there waiting!
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+ Where can I get a digital copy of the Survival Guide? Right here! :)
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The Team
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+ Organizing and running Frosh is a team effort. Everyone has a say in the look, theme,
+ events, and other aspects of Frosh Week.
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Kia Mirsalehi
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Chair
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Oscar Smith-Sieger
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Co-Chair
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David Miiller
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Frosh Leader Coordinator
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Henry Zhao
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Frosh Sponsorship Coordinator
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Quintin Smith
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Info Session Coordinator
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Kevin Yu
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Info Session Coordinator
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Sponsors
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CSSS Frosh Week 2017 Sponsors
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Silicon
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Financial Sponsorship
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Silicon $250
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Copper $500
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Silver $750
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Gold $1000+
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Logo on Website
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Social Media Links/Coverage
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Logo on Swag
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Listing in Survival Guide
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+ A Main sponsor's
+ branding is displayed more promeniently than other sponsor levels in all media (print,
+ online, and social). The Main Sponsor will be the highest pledged sponsor at the Gold
+ tier as of July 1st.
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Product Sponsorship
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Prizes
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+ At the end of Frosh Week we award prizes to students who win various individual and
+ group competitions. If you wish to contribute prizes, we would be happy to accept
+ them. Past items have included:
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Games
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Raspberry Pis
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Software
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Laptop Bags
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Blankets
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Tablets
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Laptops
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+ If your contribution is deemed to be of a similar monetary (retail) value to the
+ Silicon, Copper, or Silver sponsorship packages, you will receive the same
+ sponsorship rewards as that package.
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Frosh Kits
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+ Every year, the CSSS assembles Frosh Kits for new students made up of small toys,
+ branded merchandise, and gadgets that are provided by companies like you. If you
+ wish to contribute we just ask that you provide at least 100 items due to the large
+ number of students who participate every year in Frosh Week. Past items have
+ included:
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Buttons
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Stickers
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Lanyards
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Fridge Magnets
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Bottle Openers
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+ By contributing to the Frosh Kit, you will receive $50 off any other financial
+ sponsorship package.
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Sponsoring Us!
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+ Please email our sponsorship coordinator Henry Zhao at
+ mhzhao@sfu.ca if you
+ are interested in sponsoring us and he'll get back to you as soon as possible.
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+ For prizes or contributions to the FroshKits, pickup arrangements can be made if you
+ are located in the Metro Vancouver area. If you are shipping the items, please provide
+ us with a tracking number and estimated time of arrival. Also, please note that the
+ deadline for the sponsorship submission is
+ July 31, 2017 . This is so that we may have adequate
+ time to add your information to our t-shirts and other printed materials.
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+ Kia Mirsalehi,Chair, Frosh Week 2017
+ Oscar Smith-Sieger, Co-Chair, Frosh Week 2017
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