BCC MEETING Tuesday November 3rd @5:30PM EST
Bethune Halloween
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Pentadragon Games
Below you can find the Bethune College Council Constitution. The college council bible if you will.
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WHY BETHUNE?
Affiliated with the Faculty of Science & Lassonde School of Engineering
at York University, Norman Bethune College offers numerous programs and leadership opportunities to enrich and support the student life.
at York University, Norman Bethune College offers numerous programs and leadership opportunities to enrich and support the student life.
Student Ombuds Services (SOS)Offers academic support programs, such as Peer Mentoring system and Peer Tutoring network, and informative workshop sessions, such as Medical/Dental/Pharmacy school admission workshops, for affiliated students.
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BETHUNE ATHLETIC COMMITTEE (BAC)Represents the Bethune College community with intramural sports; offers countless types of sports at both recreational and competitive level, as well as numerous leadership opportunities.
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Dr. Norman Bethune
The college is named after Dr. Henry Norman Bethune, a Canadian-born physician, prominent in science and politics of the early 20th century. Dr. Bethune made great strides in the treatment of tuberculosis and succession of blood-transfusions. Bethune had been a great advocate of medicare before its time in Canada. Bethune even played large parts as a battlefield medic during the 1930’s in aiding the Chinese People’s Liberation Army, and the Spanish Civil War. Norman Bethune’s lifetime had been successful in attaining international interest, and had put Canada in the spotlight during a time preceding its autonomy. As students of this college, we look to be Dr. Bethune's embodiment and use his name as a spark for our own endeavours.
Bethune College is one of the great colleges of York University. Founded in 1971, as College G, started out in the basement of the Steacie Science building. Bethune College had existed in the infancy of York University, as it was originally directed towards African and Third-World Studies. By 1988, the college had transitioned to the disciplines of science and engineering, to the college we know as today.
