FINE ARTS STUDENT ALLIANCE

want to get involved? email fasalovesyou@protonmail.com



CONTACT US

Address : 1395 Rene-Levesque Blvd. West Office VA 211 Montreal, QC, Canada H3G 2M5

Office : VA 211
What are office hours?: If you have any questions or concerns to bring to a member of the team you can physically locate us at the times listed below. Just give the door a little knock and come on in!

MONDAY 8:30am-12:30pm
TUESDAY 10am-5pm
WEDNESDAY 10am-3pm
THURSDAY 10am-5pm 
FRIDAY Varies


Néwsletter on Substack

@fasalovesyou

TEAM EMAILS
outreach@fineartsstudentalliance.com
studentlife@fineartsstudentalliance.com
mobilization@fineartsstudentalliance.com
fianance@fineartsstudentalliance.com
clubs@fineartsstudentalliance.com



MEET THE TEAM

Alice (They/them)
The Mobilization Coordinator is responsible for managing FASA’s general operations such as organizing coordinator meetings, General Meetings and Town Hall meetings. The General Coordinator is empowered to organize events and create new student services throughout the year. They may also look for positive partnerships and sponsorships for FASA to engage in, and work directly with these partners. This person will often be the first contact for students reaching out to FASA for information or support, and will gain a strong knowledge of Concordia’s internal structure and the many student groups that offer services.

fasalovesyou@protonmail.com


Oli (They/them)

The Outreach Coordinator is responsible for managing FASA’s social media, newsletter, website and public image through instagram, facebook etc. This person is directly involved in hiring FASA’s graphic designer and contracting illustrators. The Outreach Coordinator is encouraged to organize events and create new student services throughout the year. They may also look for positive partnerships and sponsorships for FASA to engage in, and work directly with these partners.


Mia (They/them)
The Clubs and Services Coordinator is responsible for overseeing and supporting FASA’s Clubs. This person facilitates the Club registration process and receives clubs’ monthly reports. The Clubs and Services Coordinator is the direct contact for clubs looking for support to navigate challenges throughout the year. They plan the annual Clubs Fair.


fasa.clubs@gmail.com

Rojelio (They/them)
Alongside five other FASA coordinators, the Finance Coordinator is responsible for managing FASA’s budgetary needs, and any other decisions/organization regarding financial matters. It is their responsibility to ensure FASA is transparent about where and how our money is being spent.

financecoordinator.fasa@concordia.ca

Jacob (They/them)
The Student Life Coordinator is responsible for planning events and creating and maintaining services for Fine Arts students. They will also look for positive partnerships and sponsorships for FASA to engage in, and work directly with these partners. The Student Life Coordinator will advocate on behalf of students and connect them to services on campus and beyond.

fasa.studentlife@gmail.com

AFFILIATES:
VAV
jimothy
FFAR
CUJAH
Art Matters




DOCUMENTS, LINKS, AND RESOURCES 


FASA Newsletter Request Form

FASA Calendar Request Form

LOGO HERE


Governing Documents

(New) Book of Positions Draft (2026)

Procedural Code (2026)

BYLAWS (2025) (pending update, email us for updates!)

Policies

Book of Positions (2017)

Complaints Procedure Draft (2026)

REQ (NEQ)
(Will be uploaded when updated with the 2026-2027 team + board)



Clubs Clubs Registration Guide 2026-2027

Clubs Directory coming soon!


Financial Forms and GuidesFinancial Handbook 2026_27 ^An informative guide on FASA’s financial procedures, rules, and deadlines. Updated on an annual basis

Receipt Reimbursement Form ^To request reimbursement for a personal purchase

Honorarium Form -To request payment to an individual

Invoice Form -To pay a person or company for their services




GA Meeting MinsAgenda Nov 5, 2026

September 24, 2026 
October 28th, 2025
September 23rd, 2025
September 23rd, 2025


SPGs
click here! 


Budgets
2026-2027


Old Resources2021 General Meeting Slideshow

Broke Student Handbook Design 2022

Broke Student Handbook 2019-2022

Downloadable FASA Logo

Find FASA’s 2024-2025 handbook here!



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Last Updated 24.10.31

COMING UP:





go to our instagram @fasalovesyou for the details of each event!


❤️‍🔥FASA’s SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY! ❤️‍🔥 During this one, we’ll be voting on adopting a new « BOOK OF POSITIONS », a super important document that holds FASA accountable to the politics of its student body… our current one hasn’t been updated since…. 2016…. LET’S CHANGE THAT! The draft will be sent out on Oct 22 for review prior to the GA.

We’ll also be voting some important changes to the clubs procedure (calling all pissed off club execs!!! 😘)
Do you have fewer classes to choose from? Is there less help from Concordia when you need it the most? Are you sick and tired of services being cut without any student input? That's austerity.
These cuts are signed off by Concordia's Board of Governors (BoG), the university's highest decision making body. They're also the reason Concordia is in such a significant debt, yet most students have never heard of them.
They are meeting this Friday, and they're gonna hear from the students👻.
Friday Oct 30th, 2:30pm, outside the GM Building @ 1435 Rue Guy.
Come in your scariest costume. Bring a friend. Show the BoG that students will not put up with their austerity anymore.
FASA wants YOU! To come to a TOWNHALL WITH THE DEAN on November 3rd 2pm in Ev 2.776

If you feel like your student experience has been a little…. less than ideal lately… now is the time to speak out !

Let’s discuss…

recent studio access restrictions that were put in place last spring… (hello id cards to get into VA building !)

studio technicians hours cut ( did you know you can’t even print on the weekends anymore ? it wasn’t always this way !)
A few days before classes began, the Concordia administration quietly took away all the tables in the Mezz.

The CSU, which manages table bookings in the space, was told that the decision was made because of concerns about “congestion” and “traffic flow”. However, neither issue had previously been raised with the CSU. More importantly, the administration made this decision without consulting the students and organizations who regularly use the space. 

The Hall Building Mezzanine has been one of the only common gathering spaces on the downtown campus even before the Sir George Williams University joined with Loyola College to become Concordia.

In unilaterally making this decision, Concordia is restricting our freedom of expression on our campus. The administration is once again taking away student spaces and devaluing our university experience.

We will not sit idly and let it happen. Sign the petition.

BRING BACK THE MEZZ!

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