NouLa
BLACK STUDENT CENTRE
Our name comes from the Haitian Creole phrase, nou la which means “we are here.”
We offer programming, services, and resources for Black Concordia students to support our collective success and wellbeing.
Register with NouLa
Sign up with the NouLa Centre to access all our programs and services. After you register, be sure to request access to the Black Student Hub.
Join the Black Student Hub
After you register with the NouLa Centre, join our online platform of community opportunities, funding, resources and events for Black students.
Community building
NouLa lounge
The NouLa Student Lounge is located on the seventh floor of the Henry F. Hall Building in room H-773. We are open Monday to Thursday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Come by to study, grab tea or coffee, meet new friends or just to hang out!
Student orientation
Our orientation events are a great opportunity to get involved in Black student life on campus, meet fellow Black students, and learn more about services and resources at Concordia!
NouLa Homeroom Pod
Homeroom pods are weekly gatherings led by an upper-year student where you’ll discuss topics that will help ease the transition to Concordia all while meeting new people and developing skills to propel you through your university experience. Space is limited, so join now!
Black Graduation Celebration
The Black Student Graduation Celebration is a moment to recognize and celebrate Concordia’s Black graduates for their hard work, contributions and achievements, and to usher them into a strong network of fellow graduates, faculty, staff and alumni.
Services and resources
Academic advising and support
Book a meeting with Shalani Bel, our Student Success Coordinator. Whether you're looking to review your progress towards graduation, discuss program requirements, explore a program change, learn more about student resources and opportunities, or discuss a sensitive issue, Shalani is here to help.
Mentorship program
Beginning in the fall term, we offer a guided mentorship program to a small cohort of Black Concordia students who are either in the second to last year of their bachelor's degree, pursuing graduate studies or recently graduated Concordia alumni.
Prospective students
Are you a prospective student who is looking to know more about Concordia's Black community and student life?
Our office would love to guide you in connecting with current students, explaining the programs, resources, and services available on campus and learn more about you and your goals.
Email us at noula@concordia.ca to book a meeting! We can also connect you with the Office of Student Recruitment who can answer any questions you may have about Concordia's programs and the application process.
Questions? Contact us.
Teeanna Munro
Manager
noula@concordia.ca