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The mandates and objectives of the Ukrainian Students’ Club are as follows:


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- To uphold and promote the Ukrainian language.
- To organize and represent the members of the Ukrainian Students’ Club at Carleton University, along with other Associate Member Organizations as an organized body.
- To promote Ukrainian and Ukrainian Canadian studies.
- To promote awareness of Ukrainian and Ukrainian-Canadian cultural on and off campus.
- To provide a structure for intra/inter group relations.
- To participate in and encourage the development of the Ukrainian-Canadian community which abides by the rule of law and democratic and humanitarian principles.
- To educate and inform members and non-members about issues relevant to the Ukrainian-Canadian community.
- To coordinate and initiate activities for persons in order to promote Ukrainian culture.
- To organize conferences, tours, ethnic events, study groups and exhibits which further the objectives of the Ukrainian Students’ Club.
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