E-Week 2020 Resources
<option>Waluigi LOVES the number 5 and 7</option> <option>The International Olympics Committee refuses to acknowledge they'd be destroyed in beer olympics.</option> <option>Every plastic cup you use and do not recycle will end up in a landfill for 1,000 years.</option> <option>The century club playlist is exclusively comprised of "bangers" as defined by Kyle</option> <option>It's ok to take time for yourself! Finding a balance between rest and fun during E-Week is super important</option> <option>Drink Water! Eat Broccoli! Make friends! Bring a blanket to Mountain Run!</option> <option>Wear funky warm clothes for outdoor events!</option> <option>Begin training for Water Polo as soon as humanly possible. Begin training for BOAT Races as soon as humanly possible. Begin training for lifting the E-Week trophy as soon as humanly possible.</option> <option>Get yourself a thicc fanny pack so you can put in necessities such as a portable charger and a granola bar or two!</option> <option>Remember to integrate by parts</option> <option>Check up on your friends to make sure they're having a good time! E-Week's better when everyone's having fun</option> <option>Meal prep! Not even necessarily healthy meal prep, there's no better feeling than getting home after a long day of E-Week and remembering you have mac 'n' cheese in the fridge</option> <option>Getting involved with Design Comp early on is a great way to get to know your team members before E-Week starts! Ask one of your team captains how you can help out</option> <option>It's nice to have an extra pair of shoes on campus in case yours get snowy and wet</option> <option>There's nothing like some hot soup and a movie to recharge the batteries</option> <option>Try to take 20-30 min power naps before the mini blues! They really re-energize you</option> <option>Water chugs... water chugs... water chugs...</option> <option>Ubering to century club and not bringing a jacket allows you to skip the coat check line!</option> <option>Take vitamins and get enough sleep!</option> <option>Put some change for coat check in your fanny pack. It's also nice to have gum and eyedrops (if you wear contacts)</option> <option>We may be old but we are mighty!</option>
</choose>Additional Resources
| Who? | Where? | Why? | |
|---|---|---|---|
| M-SERT | At night events, Pub Crawl, and 3-Man, or on-call at (514) 398-5216. | The specific location of MSERT at each event will be indicated in floor plans in the participants package. Equity & Sustainability Captains will also get a reminder of their specific location each day. | For first aid or medical assistance at events. |
| Red Frogs | At night events, Pub Crawl, and 3-Man. | Specific locations will be communicated at a later date. | For water, granola bars, or just a break from an event. |
| Chill zones | At night events and some other events, to be finalized in the participants package. | Exact locations will be provided in floor plans. | For a break from an event and a quieter place to chill! |
| Walksafe | At night events, or on call at (514) 398-2498. | Usually near the exit; specific locations will be communicated at a later date. | To be accompanied home anywhere on the Island of Montreal, by foot or transit, by two friendly volunteers. |
| Drivesafe | At night events, or on call at (514) 398-8040. | Set up outside the venue; a Drivesafe bus stop may be identified at a later date. | For a safe and free ride home anywhere on the island of Montreal, generally provided based on need (i.e. level of intoxication). |
| McGill Office for Sexual Violence Response, Support and Education (OSVRSE) | Tuesdays 1-4PM and Thursdays 10AM-1PM, or at osvrse@mcgill.ca | 550 Sherbrooke O. Suite 585 | For confidential, non-judgmental and non-directional support to those who have been impacted by sexual or gender-based violence. OSVRSE can provide support as well as assistance with reporting mechanisms, like through the McGill Code of Conduct. |
| Sexual Assault Centre of the McGill Students' Society (SACOMSS) | Drop-in and phone line hours can be found at http://www.sacomss.org/wp/. | Ground floor of 680 Sherbrooke or at (514)-398-8500. | For trauma-informed support for survivors of sexual violence from trained students. |
| Montreal Sexual Assault Centre (CVASM) | 24/7 by phone. | Toll-free at 1 888-933-9007. | For bilingual support and listening from a trained counsellor, and referrals to medical or legal resources. |
| Tel-Aide | 24/7 by phone. | (514) 935-1101. | An anonymous, non-judgmental listening service for any situation, crisis or not. |
| Crisis Text Line | 24/7 by text. | Text 'CONNECT' to 686-868. | For crisis assistance through text. |