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With the worldview and perspective from Peace and Conflict Studies, combined with the understanding of systems and policy that Legal Studies provides, Anna is ready to take on the world. Anna is in her 4^th year, studying a double major in Legal Studies and Peace and Conflict Studies, as well as being in the co-op program. After taking PACS 202: Conflict Resolution, Anna Miedema realized the value in having Peace and Conflict Studies as part of her degree. Since then, she has been able to find new ways that PACS can apply to her everyday life as well as her co-op experience.

Highlights:

• Check out Anna Miedema's article about her co-op experiences!
• PACS Society Bi-Weekly Hangout is next Thursday, October 27th.
• Check out the job and volunteer opportunities below!

Nearing the end of September, here are some events and opportunities to get involved in.

Entering her undergraduate program at the University of Waterloo, Stephanie Goertz had no idea how a Peace and Conflict Studies (PACS) minor would fit into her career or life. Looking back, she reflects that her PACS education is not something she can fit in a box or summarize easily but contributed to an overall perspective. This perspective and mindset have impacted her ongoing learning and how she can connect with others to make a change in her community.

Check out some events and oppourtinities happening in September!

Willow Carmount is an Arts and Business Student with a major in Peace and Conflict Studies (PACS) at the University of Waterloo in their 3A term. For her second co-op, Willow worked at Renison University College as the Marketing and Recruitment Assistant.

Hello PACS Students,
I hope you are doing well as your exam period is coming to a close. Congratulations to those who are finished their semesters and good luck to those who are continuing through exams and final assignments. Below, I have attached events, job opportunities, and resources you might use.

Hello PACS Students,
I hope that everyone is doing well this week as your semester is coming to a close. Below, I have attached events, job opportunities, and resources you might use.

When Abbey began her co-op position last spring, she struggled to see how her Peace and Conflict Studies (PACS) education could be relevant to her work. Now that she has finished her co-op position, she can hardly fathom a position where PACS would not apply – at least in some capacity.

Hello PACS Students,
I hope that everyone is doing well this week! Below, I have attached events, job opportunities, and resources you might use.