By: Emily Totzke (she/her)
From community engagement to cancer research, Bourdeau’s international co-op experience shaped his path toward a career in health care.
By: Mary Lynne Bartlett
Many students choose Waterloo's co-op program for the experience and benefit of exploring different career paths and choices. However, for a neuro-divergent student, the range of options and choices might be overwhelming. How do you know which path and option(s) will work for you?
By: Mary Lynne Bartlett (she/her)
At the recent Employer Impact Conference: The power of change makers, four Waterloo co-op students shared insights on what it meant to them to be change makers.
By: Christie Zeb (she/her)
This Indigenous History Month, we share the story of Ethan Gardner, a Waterloo Psychology co-op student, who found a way to give back, grow and honour his Mi’kmaq roots during his co-op work term.
By: Emily Totzke (she/her)
Ojibwe student, Samantha Terry, reflects on rediscovering her Indigenous identity, thriving in co-op roles and building community.
By: Emily Totzke (she/her)
Faculty of Arts student’s international co-op experience helped her connect with her culture while gaining valuable international work experience.
By: Emily Totzke (she/her)
Co-operative and Experiential Education (CEE) is celebrating 20 years of the Co-op Student of the Year awards this year.
By: Katie Rieger (she/her)
Through work terms with the Government of Canada, you can apply your transferable skills, gain hands-on experience and explore new career possibilities.
By: Rachita Khetan (she/her)
I attended the P4E Job Fair at RIM Park. It was co-hosted hosted by the University of Guelph, the University of Waterloo, Wilfrid Laurier University and Conestoga College. There were 180 incredible employers at the fair and more than 3,000 students attended.
By: Katie Rieger
Leveraging co-op experiences to make an impact and empower young people.