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Soccer

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	:* ~$80-100 for the entire season (depending on the number of players who register)		:* ~$80-100 for the entire season (depending on the number of players who register)

	:If you are interested in soccer ~~in the spring 2018~~, or if you have any questions, please email [mailto:filicd1@mcmaster.ca David Filice].		:If you are interested in soccer, or if you have any questions, please email [mailto:filicd1@mcmaster.ca David Filice].
	:To help with the recruitment process please also let David know:		:To help with the recruitment process please also let David know:
	:* Expected games attendance (be honest please! It doesn't matter if you can only play 3 for example as long as I know so I can recruit accordingly): ''__/16 games''		:* Expected games attendance (be honest please! It doesn't matter if you can only play 3 for example as long as I know so I can recruit accordingly): ''__/16 games''

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Other Events

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	=== Other Events ===		=== Other Events ===
	Graduate students also organize other sporting events such as volleyball, and ice-hockey (for non-skaters), and in the past there have been squash and racquetball challenges. You don't have to be talented to participate and have fun. Maybe you would like to organize something yourself!		Graduate students also organize other sporting events such as volleyball, basketball, and ice-hockey (for non-skaters), and in the past there have been squash and racquetball challenges. You don't have to be talented to participate and have fun. Maybe you would like to organize something yourself!

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	~~'''~~Our Department’s Social Life~~:'''~~		=== Our Department’s Social Life ===

	The Psychology, Neuroscience & Behaviour department at McMaster is home to various receptions, seasonal parties, club functions, and sporting events, which help to generate some camaraderie and informality.		The Psychology, Neuroscience & Behaviour department at McMaster is home to various receptions, seasonal parties, club functions, and sporting events, which help to generate some camaraderie and informality.

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	We also offer a '''weekly graduate seminar''' (Fridays 3pm) at which our graduate students present their research to the department. On Fridays, following the graduate seminar, we offer an informal get-together called '''Friday Social''' where students and faculty relax and socialize at the end of the week.		We also offer a '''weekly graduate seminar''' (Fridays 3pm) at which our graduate students present their research to the department. On Fridays, following the graduate seminar, we offer an informal get-together called '''Friday Social''' where students and faculty relax and socialize at the end of the week.

	'''~~Softball:~~''' ~~In past years the PNB department~~ has ~~fielded several~~ teams ~~in University leagues, ranging~~ from the genuinely recreational to the humourlessly competitive. The ~~department also sponsors a~~ softball tournament and ~~barbecue every July~~. ~~Graduate~~ students ~~also organize other sporting events such as soccer~~, ~~volleyball~~, and ~~ice~~-~~hockey~~ (~~for non~~-~~skaters~~)~~, and in~~ the ~~past there have been squash and racquetball challenges. You don't have to be talented to participate and have fun.~~		=== Softball ===
			The PNB department '''Psy Jung''' softball team has been a tradition for as long as anyone can recall, fielding teams from the genuinely recreational to the humourlessly competitive. The team partakes in the Graduate Student Association (GSA) league each year and is team focused on fun and inclusivity, with no softball experience needed to join. All season games are played on the McMaster fields opposite Cootes Drive. The Phoenix Cup tournament is held on a weekend in late August each year, located off campus and offering a Phoenix BBQ for players. Team registration works on the premise that all PNB graduate students are welcome to join (all skill levels are welcome), all members of the previous years team are welcomed back, and we base the addition of newly joining significant others based on team numbers each season. Some general details are:
			:* Co-ed, self-pitch league (3 females minimum on field)
			:* ~20 games per season plus Phoenix Cup tournament
			:* Games from May-August with 1-2 weekday evening/night games per week (only Phoenix Cup games are on a weekend)
			:* ~$50-60 per player for the season pending team registration numbers

	~~'''~~Soccer~~'''~~ is a department tradition (beginning 2015): Students organize a soccer team for the summer Graduate Student Association (GSA) league! Everyone is welcome to join! The team is laid back and individuals of all skill levels are encouraged to join. Some general details are:		:For any questions regarding Psychology Jung softball feel free to email [mailto:imbaulcl@mcmaster.ca Connie Imbault] or [mailto:grevillj@mcmaster.ca Lucas Greville].

			=== Soccer ===
			Soccer is a department tradition (beginning 2015): Students organize a soccer team for the summer Graduate Student Association (GSA) league! Everyone is welcome to join! The team is laid back and individuals of all skill levels are encouraged to join. Some general details are:
	:* Co-ed (3 female players minimum on the field)		:* Co-ed (3 female players minimum on the field)
	:* 11 on 11, 90 min games		:* 11 on 11, 90 min games
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	:* Do you want be the goalkeeper? ''Yes / No but I could play as a goalie from time to time if needed / No''		:* Do you want be the goalkeeper? ''Yes / No but I could play as a goalie from time to time if needed / No''
	:* Lastly, if you know anyone who would be interested outside of the department, please let them know, as anyone can play!		:* Lastly, if you know anyone who would be interested outside of the department, please let them know, as anyone can play!

			=== Other Events ===
			Graduate students also organize other sporting events such as volleyball, and ice-hockey (for non-skaters), and in the past there have been squash and racquetball challenges. You don't have to be talented to participate and have fun. Maybe you would like to organize something yourself!

Shedden at 17:18, 20 May 2018

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	We also offer a '''weekly graduate seminar''' (Fridays 3pm) at which our graduate students present their research to the department. On Fridays, following the graduate seminar, we offer an informal get-together called '''Friday Social''' where students and faculty relax and socialize at the end of the week.		We also offer a '''weekly graduate seminar''' (Fridays 3pm) at which our graduate students present their research to the department. On Fridays, following the graduate seminar, we offer an informal get-together called '''Friday Social''' where students and faculty relax and socialize at the end of the week.

	'''Softball:''' In past years the PNB department has fielded several teams in University leagues, ranging from the genuinely recreational to the humourlessly competitive. ~~NEED EDITING I DON'T THINK THIS ACTUALLY HAPPENS ANYMORE??? -->~~ The department also sponsors a softball tournament and barbecue every July. Graduate students also organize other sporting events such as soccer, volleyball, and ice-hockey (for non-skaters), and in the past there have been squash and racquetball challenges. You don't have to be talented to participate and have fun.		'''Softball:''' In past years the PNB department has fielded several teams in University leagues, ranging from the genuinely recreational to the humourlessly competitive. The department also sponsors a softball tournament and barbecue every July. Graduate students also organize other sporting events such as soccer, volleyball, and ice-hockey (for non-skaters), and in the past there have been squash and racquetball challenges. You don't have to be talented to participate and have fun.

	'''Soccer''' is a department tradition (beginning 2015): Students organize a soccer team for the summer Graduate Student Association (GSA) league! Everyone is welcome to join! The team is laid back and individuals of all skill levels are encouraged to join. Some general details are:		'''Soccer''' is a department tradition (beginning 2015): Students organize a soccer team for the summer Graduate Student Association (GSA) league! Everyone is welcome to join! The team is laid back and individuals of all skill levels are encouraged to join. Some general details are:

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	We also offer a '''weekly graduate seminar''' (Fridays 3pm) at which our graduate students present their research to the department. On Fridays, following the graduate seminar, we offer an informal get-together called '''Friday Social''' where students and faculty relax and socialize at the end of the week.		We also offer a '''weekly graduate seminar''' (Fridays 3pm) at which our graduate students present their research to the department. On Fridays, following the graduate seminar, we offer an informal get-together called '''Friday Social''' where students and faculty relax and socialize at the end of the week.

	'''Softball''' ~~is virtually~~ the ~~only game on campus during the summer months, so "What's your favourite position?" is often the first question an incoming~~ PNB ~~graduate student is asked. The~~ department ~~fields~~ several teams in University leagues, ranging from the genuinely recreational to the humourlessly competitive. The department also sponsors a softball tournament and barbecue every July. Graduate students also organize other sporting events such as soccer, volleyball, and ice-hockey (for non-skaters), and in the past there have been squash and racquetball challenges. You don't have to be talented to participate and have fun.		'''Softball:''' In past years the PNB department has fielded several teams in University leagues, ranging from the genuinely recreational to the humourlessly competitive. NEED EDITING I DON'T THINK THIS ACTUALLY HAPPENS ANYMORE??? --> The department also sponsors a softball tournament and barbecue every July. Graduate students also organize other sporting events such as soccer, volleyball, and ice-hockey (for non-skaters), and in the past there have been squash and racquetball challenges. You don't have to be talented to participate and have fun.

	'''Soccer''' is a department tradition (beginning 2015): Students organize a soccer team for the summer Graduate Student Association (GSA) league! Everyone is welcome to join! The team is laid back and individuals of all skill levels are encouraged to join. Some general details are:		'''Soccer''' is a department tradition (beginning 2015): Students organize a soccer team for the summer Graduate Student Association (GSA) league! Everyone is welcome to join! The team is laid back and individuals of all skill levels are encouraged to join. Some general details are:

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	'''Softball''' is virtually the only game on campus during the summer months, so "What's your favourite position?" is often the first question an incoming PNB graduate student is asked. The department fields several teams in University leagues, ranging from the genuinely recreational to the humourlessly competitive. The department also sponsors a softball tournament and barbecue every July. Graduate students also organize other sporting events such as soccer, volleyball, and ice-hockey (for non-skaters), and in the past there have been squash and racquetball challenges. You don't have to be talented to participate and have fun.		'''Softball''' is virtually the only game on campus during the summer months, so "What's your favourite position?" is often the first question an incoming PNB graduate student is asked. The department fields several teams in University leagues, ranging from the genuinely recreational to the humourlessly competitive. The department also sponsors a softball tournament and barbecue every July. Graduate students also organize other sporting events such as soccer, volleyball, and ice-hockey (for non-skaters), and in the past there have been squash and racquetball challenges. You don't have to be talented to participate and have fun.

	'''Soccer''' is a department tradition (beginning 2015): Students organize a soccer team for the summer GSA league! Everyone is welcome to join! The team is laid back and individuals of all skill levels are encouraged to join. Some general details are:		'''Soccer''' is a department tradition (beginning 2015): Students organize a soccer team for the summer Graduate Student Association (GSA) league! Everyone is welcome to join! The team is laid back and individuals of all skill levels are encouraged to join. Some general details are:
	:* Co-ed (3 female players minimum on the field)		:* Co-ed (3 female players minimum on the field)
	:* 11 on 11, 90 min games		:* 11 on 11, 90 min games

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	The Psychology, Neuroscience & Behaviour department at McMaster is home to various receptions, seasonal parties, club functions, and sporting events, which help to generate some camaraderie and informality.		The Psychology, Neuroscience & Behaviour department at McMaster is home to various receptions, seasonal parties, club functions, and sporting events, which help to generate some camaraderie and informality.

	Throughout the academic year, psychology graduate students attend a series of colloquia given by distinguished guest speakers (typically Thursdays 2:30pm). Graduate student preferences mainly dictate the list of invitees, and interested graduate students (but not faculty) are invited to dine out with the guest speaker at departmental expense. (Faculty and indeed all interested people are welcome at receptions held before and/or after dinner.) The colloquium series is considered an important component (albeit an informal and unevaluated one) of graduate education, allowing students an opportunity to exchange ideas with leading researchers in their area of interest while also establishing social contacts that may be of importance to their postgraduate careers.		Throughout the academic year, psychology graduate students attend a series of '''colloquia''' given by distinguished guest speakers (typically Thursdays 2:30pm). Graduate student preferences mainly dictate the list of invitees, and interested graduate students (but not faculty) are invited to dine out with the guest speaker at departmental expense. (Faculty and indeed all interested people are welcome at receptions held before and/or after dinner.) The colloquium series is considered an important component (albeit an informal and unevaluated one) of graduate education, allowing students an opportunity to exchange ideas with leading researchers in their area of interest while also establishing social contacts that may be of importance to their postgraduate careers.

	We also offer a weekly graduate seminar (Fridays 3pm) at which our graduate students present their research to the department. On Fridays we offer an informal get-together called ~~“Friday Social” following the graduate seminar,~~ where students and faculty relax and socialize at the end of the week.		We also offer a '''weekly graduate seminar''' (Fridays 3pm) at which our graduate students present their research to the department. On Fridays, following the graduate seminar, we offer an informal get-together called '''Friday Social''' where students and faculty relax and socialize at the end of the week.

	Softball is virtually the only game on campus during the summer months, so "What's your favourite position?" is often the first question an incoming PNB graduate student is asked. The department fields several teams in University leagues, ranging from the genuinely recreational to the humourlessly competitive. The department also sponsors a softball tournament and barbecue every July. Graduate students also organize other sporting events such as soccer, volleyball, and ice-hockey (for non-skaters), and squash and racquetball challenges. You don't have to be talented to participate and have fun.		'''Softball''' is virtually the only game on campus during the summer months, so "What's your favourite position?" is often the first question an incoming PNB graduate student is asked. The department fields several teams in University leagues, ranging from the genuinely recreational to the humourlessly competitive. The department also sponsors a softball tournament and barbecue every July. Graduate students also organize other sporting events such as soccer, volleyball, and ice-hockey (for non-skaters), and in the past there have been squash and racquetball challenges. You don't have to be talented to participate and have fun.

			'''Soccer''' is a department tradition (beginning 2015): Students organize a soccer team for the summer GSA league! Everyone is welcome to join! The team is laid back and individuals of all skill levels are encouraged to join. Some general details are:
			:* Co-ed (3 female players minimum on the field)
			:* 11 on 11, 90 min games
			:* ~16 games from May to August (all games are played at McMaster)
			:* The weekly schedule varies but games can take place on Saturdays during the day (except long weekends) and on Tues or Wed evenings. Typically we have one game per week.
			:* ~$80-100 for the entire season (depending on the number of players who register)

			:If you are interested in soccer in the spring 2018, or if you have any questions, please email [mailto:filicd1@mcmaster.ca David Filice].
			:To help with the recruitment process please also let David know:
			:* Expected games attendance (be honest please! It doesn't matter if you can only play 3 for example as long as I know so I can recruit accordingly): ''__/16 games''
			:* Do you want be the goalkeeper? ''Yes / No but I could play as a goalie from time to time if needed / No''
			:* Lastly, if you know anyone who would be interested outside of the department, please let them know, as anyone can play!

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'''Our Department’s Social Life:'''

The Psychology, Neuroscience & Behaviour department at McMaster is home to various receptions, seasonal parties, club functions, and sporting events, which help to generate some camaraderie and informality.

Throughout the academic year, psychology graduate students attend a series of colloquia given by distinguished guest speakers (typically Thursdays 2:30pm). Graduate student preferences mainly dictate the list of invitees, and interested graduate students (but not faculty) are invited to dine out with the guest speaker at departmental expense. (Faculty and indeed all interested people are welcome at receptions held before and/or after dinner.) The colloquium series is considered an important component (albeit an informal and unevaluated one) of graduate education, allowing students an opportunity to exchange ideas with leading researchers in their area of interest while also establishing social contacts that may be of importance to their postgraduate careers.

We also offer a weekly graduate seminar (Fridays 3pm) at which our graduate students present their research to the department. On Fridays we offer an informal get-together called “Friday Social” following the graduate seminar, where students and faculty relax and socialize at the end of the week.

Softball is virtually the only game on campus during the summer months, so "What's your favourite position?" is often the first question an incoming PNB graduate student is asked. The department fields several teams in University leagues, ranging from the genuinely recreational to the humourlessly competitive. The department also sponsors a softball tournament and barbecue every July. Graduate students also organize other sporting events such as soccer, volleyball, and ice-hockey (for non-skaters), and squash and racquetball challenges. You don't have to be talented to participate and have fun.