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| Submission declined on 26 September 2023 by WJ94 (talk). This draft's references do not show that the subject qualifies for a Wikipedia article. In summary, the draft needs multiple published sources that are:
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Comment: Wikipedia, Google Docs, Instagram, these are all unusable sources. You should also read WP:REFB to learn how to properly reference.You'll need independent, third-party, reputable sources that provide significant coverage of the subject of your article. If you are unable to provide these sources, your organization likely does not meet WP:NORG. Phuzion (talk) 13:29, 17 October 2023 (UTC)
- Comment: This draft relies on three "sources":• The first reference refers to the University homepage, which can possibly provide reliable information, but not independent information.• The second reference refers to Wikipedia (generally an unreliable source)• The third reference refers to a site that cannot be accessedAll these references are placed in the very last section (see also), which is deprecated on Wikipedia. The article can be considered totally unsourced; it is without a doubt impossible to accept this draft in this state, and it needs a major rewrite to become encyclopedic. --Johannes (Talk) (Contribs) (Articles) 17:16, 7 October 2023 (UTC)
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Polish Student Association Groningen or PSAG (Polish: Stowarzyszenie Studentów Polskich w Groningen) is a vibrant and active student organization based in the city of Groningen, the Netherlands. Established in 2023, this association serves as a valuable resource and a tight-knit community for Polish students studying in Groningen.
Overview
editThe Polish Student Association Groningen is dedicated to supporting Polish students during their academic journey in Groningen. It provides a platform for cultural exchange, academic support, and social interaction, fostering a sense of belonging and promoting Polish culture within the Groningen student community.
History
editThe association was founded by a group of dedicated Polish students from University of Groningen who recognized the need for a community that could help newcomers adapt to life in Groningen and provide a network for both academic and social experiences. Since its inception, the association has grown significantly and has become an integral part of student life in Groningen.
Activities and Initiatives
editThe Polish Student Association Groningen organizes a wide range of activities and initiatives throughout the academic year, including:
Cultural Events
editThe association hosts various cultural events that showcase Polish traditions, cuisine, and arts. These events not only allow Polish students to connect with their heritage but also provide an opportunity for non-Polish students to learn and appreciate Polish culture.
Academic Support
editRecognizing the importance of academic excellence, the association offers study groups, workshops, and tutoring sessions to help Polish students excel in their studies at Groningen's prestigious universities.
Social Gatherings
editTo promote social interaction and a sense of community, the association regularly organizes social gatherings, including parties, movie nights, and sports events. These activities provide a welcoming environment for students to make friends and create lasting memories.
Membership
editMembership in the Polish Student Association Groningen is open to all Polish students studying in Groningen. The association also welcomes international students interested in learning about Polish culture and establishing connections with Polish students.
External Relations
editThe association maintains close ties with other student associations, the Polish School, and other local organizations in Groningen. These connections help enhance the student experience and provide additional resources for its members.
Contact Information
editFor more information about the Polish Student Association in Groningen, including membership details and upcoming events, please visit their official Instagram profile, LinkedIn profile or reach out to them via email at psag.groningen[at]gmail.com.
See Also
editList of student associations recognized by the University of Groningen[1]
Groningen[2][circular reference] - Information about the city of Groningen.
Congress of Polish Students[3] - One of the largest student conferences organised by Polish community abroad, including PSAG.
References
edit- ^ "International Student Associations". 7 February 2019.
- ^ Groningen
- ^ https://polishcongress.com/
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