Get Involved with Events and Clubs!
If you’re looking to start a club or get involved in any of our NISU events this is the page you’re looking for.
Enrich classroom learning by engaging with the college and broader communities.
We love to plan events and activities to help you enjoy student life and connect with your community, wherever you are.
From yoga and movie nights, we can help you find great ways to relax and have a laugh with other people from the college community.
NISU hosts Discord Server, to meet other students, host study groups, buy textbooks and stay up to date with Union events.
Clubs
Clubs are a way to join together with other students to share interests and hobbies and build a supportive and engaging college community. NISU will be there to support you in the development of your club and it is a great way connect with other students from a range of backgrounds and courses. There are five types of clubs: general interest, activist, religious/partisan, services, and course union.
Check out the Discord Server to see current Clubs.
Don’t see one that suits you, you can make one! Interested? Read the Clubs Policy to learn more.
Board of Directors Meeting, 6 May 2024
The Board of Directors of North Island Students’ Union will hold a Board of Directors meeting on the K’omoks Valley campus, Tyee 204 and online at 3:00. North Island College students are welcome as observers, email theoffice@nisu.ca for the link.
Spring Orientation, K’omoks Campus, 2024
Start your spring semester off right. Learn about your student union and the resources, community, events, advocacy and services we provide. Stop by Tyee Hall, Courtenay 11.30-1.00 for drinks, cookies and swag. Hosted by North Island Students’ union – NISU.
Board of Directors Meeting – 30 April 2024
The Board of Directors of North Island Students’ Union will hold their regular Board of Directors meeting on the Comox Valley campus in Stan Hagen Theatre and online at 5:00 next Tuesday. North Island College Students are welcome as observers, email theoffice@nisu.ca for the link.
