Student Chapter Listing
MetSoc Student Chapters
The MetSoc Chapters are groups of students assemble to organize activities related to the fields of mineral extraction, metallurgy and materials science. The list below contains the Faculty advisor and contact information of each Chapter.
To join one of these chapters in their next activity, contact the MetSoc office at metsoc@cim.org
McGill University – Chapter of the Year! (2020)
Mining and Metallurgical Engineering
Faculty Advisor: Mathieu Brochu
Contact McGill Chapter to join! metsoc.mcgill@gmail.com
Facebook page: metsocmcgill
LinkedIn: Materials Engineering Undergraduate Society of McGill
Youtube Channel: Metflix
McGill Student Chapter
University of British Columbia
Metals and Materials Engineering UBC Chapter – Joint Student Chapter (JSC)
Faculty Advisor: Edouard Asselin
Email: mtrl-jsc@interchange.ubc.ca
Facebook page: @JSC.Mtrl.Grads.UBC
Instagram: @jsc.ubc
President: Rosanne Tam Vice-president: Farhad RAHIMI
Université Laval
Département des mines et de la métallurgie, Faculté des sciences et de génie
Faculty Advisor: Anne Rousseau
Chapter President: William Chaîné
Laval Student Chapter visits the Alcoa aluminum smelter in Deschambault
Laurentian University
School of Engineering
Faculty Advisor: Eduard Guerra
President: Ryan Ayerst
Vice President: Alexandre Blais
Contact: metsoc@laurentian.ca
The annual Laurentian University CIM MetSoc social night
McMaster University
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Faculty Advisor: Andre Phillion
President: Daniella Pallisco
Visit their website! http://mcmastermsts.ca/
Memorial University
Faculty Advisor: Lesley Anne James
Chapter President: Wesley Robert Saunders
Contact Wesley to join! @MUN_Engineering
University of Toronto
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Faculty Advisor: Kinnor Chattopadhyay
Chapter President: Jennifer Dixon
Contact the Chapter to join! mseic@ecf.utoronto.ca
CIM Student Chapters
These groups of students assemble to organize activities related to the fields of underground mining and geology.
Go to the CIM website for further details.
