Who We Are​

Carleton University Biomedical Engineering Society (CUBES) is the student-run society for undergraduate students in Biomedical & Electrical Engineering and Biomedical & Mechanical Engineering programs at Carleton University.
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What We Do​

We host interactive events that bring the biomedical engineering student community together and foster connections that last a lifetime. In addition to providing professional development and networking opportunities, CUBES hosts a variety of social and academic events, including study sessions, hospital tours, and an annual Purple Lab Coat Barbecue.
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Governance & Elections 

THE 2021-2022 COUNCIL

Meet the Executive Team of CUBES!

Eryn Tasseron, 
​President

Represents CUBES, acts as chairperson of exec meetings and ensures all execs complete their duties
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Gabrielle Connelly,
VP External

Coordinates with organizations such as hospitals or industry professionals to arrange events

Oluchi Eze,
​VP Social

Organizes the social events of CUBES and regularly updates members through social media 
cubes.social@gmail.com

Kai Houston,
VP Academic

Organizes the academic events such as Biomed Breakdown and deals academic concerns of CUBES members

Myra Amoah,
VP Services​

Facilitates the purchases and distribution of all CUBES merch such as sweaters, patches
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Maya Lektser,
VP Communications

Maintains the CUBES website and creates graphics for the society

Alia Nichol,
VP Internal

Supervises internal affairs of the society such as scheduling exec office hours, elections and meetings notes

Anushka Bora,
VP Finance

Handles the society's finance by preparing budgets, updating financial records and deal with funding

Matthew Raes,
3rd year Bio-Mech Rep

Inform members in their stream & year about CUBES events as well as bring up their concerns to the council

Events

Come show us your talents! Sing, dance, tell some jokes, it's up to you! Prizes for all performers! 
February 19th, 7:00PM
Click here to sign up!
Events Calendar
click here for google calendar​

Want a Purple Lab Coat
​But There is a Pandemic?
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It's tradition at Carleton University for biomedical engineering students to dye their lab coats purple as a symbolic way to let everybody know you're an engineer(ing student). 

Even though we can't be there to dye your lab coat with you (unless you want to zoom call us), feel free to keep the tradition going! So that your parents, siblings or roommates don't forget your an engineer!...(ing student). 
​But really it is pretty fun!

Get in Touch

Send an email to cubes.carleton@gmail.com
​Stay updated via Instagram @cubes.carleton 
Follow us on Facebook 
Join our Discord
Send us a snap @cubes_corner

Location: Virtually on Discord
​Office hours schedule coming soon!