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Uniting Queen's Computing Clubs

The Computing Clubs Roundtable

The Computing Clubs Roundtable (CCR) is a new initiative from COMPSA bringing together the 9 major computing clubs at Queen's University. Together, we share resources, funding, events, and opportunities to help our community thrive.
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Club Directory

Explore the computing clubs at Queen's.

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Club Activity

Explore the latest recaps and upcoming highlights across CCR clubs.

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Open Positions

Roles CCR clubs are hiring for right now.

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For Club Executives

Funding and hiring tools for CCR member clubs.

CCR Grant

Funding for computing clubs that don't have access to funding from another faculty society. It's meant to supplement your club's own fundraising and sponsorship, not replace it.

  • Events & workshops
  • Operating costs
  • Competition & conference travel

Clubs must sign the CCR Club Agreement to be eligible. Read the eligibility and ineligible expenses sections before applying.

Open Grant Form

Post an Opening

Hiring for your club? Submit a posting and it will appear under Open Positions once approved.

Submit a Posting

CCR Agreement

Our shared commitments.

  1. 01

    Collaboration & Communication

    • Attend bi-weekly CCR meetings or submit a report update.
    • Share key initiatives, challenges, and successes with the group.
    • Support and promote events from fellow computing clubs when possible.
  2. 02

    Representation & Accountability

    • Maintain an active CCR representative who serves as your club’s liaison.
    • Provide accurate and timely updates on club activities, hiring, and upcoming events.
    • Ensure alignment with COMPSA’s Code of Conduct and university guidelines.
  3. 03

    Shared Resources & Opportunities

    • Use CCR channels to share volunteer or hiring opportunities across clubs.
    • Contribute to shared knowledge bases, mentorship programs, and joint initiatives.
    • Recognize that COMPSA provides funding support to enhance collaboration, not competition.
  4. 04

    Inclusivity & Respect

    • Foster an environment that is welcoming, diverse, and respectful of all members.
    • Celebrate contributions from every club equally: each plays a vital role in our community.

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Let us acknowledge that Queen’s is situated on traditional Anishinaabe (Ah-nish-in-ah-bay) and Haudenosaunee (Ho-den-o-show-nee) territory. We are grateful to be able to live, learn, and play on these lands.

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