All CFM students are invited to attend the End of Term Social.
Welcome back to campus! Come catch up with your classmates. Salad, a selection of gourmet sandwiches, and dessert will be available. Hope to see you there.
All incoming CFM students are invited to attend the CFM Orientation Social. This will be your first opportunity to meet the rest of your class and get to know each other, while indulging in treats!
The Program Manager and the Program & Recruitment Associate will also be in attendance to welcome you to campus and answer any questions.
Join us in the Fishbowl (DC 1301) - look for the I <3 CFM balloons!
Bring your high school study skills up to a university level. Upper year SAF students will talk about scheduling as a key component to success.
Bring your high school study skills up to a university level. Upper year SAF students will talk about scheduling as a key component to success.
Bring your high school study skills up to a university level. Upper year SAF students will talk about scheduling as a key component to success. They will share various study strategies and tips they have learned.
Other sessions are being held:
Bring your high school study skills up to a university level. Upper year SAF students will talk about scheduling as a key component to success.
September marks the start of CFM for many and the return to campus for others, so why not get together in celebration of a new start, a new term, and successes soon to come?
Incoming students will be formally introduced to the Program Manager, Co-Directors, and a few upper-year students.
Where: School of Accounting and Finance (SAF), Hagey Hall 2104
When: 5:30 p.m.
Need a break from all your studying and hard work? Looking to hang out with your Mentor and fellow CFM classmates? Come out to MC 5501 on October 5, for the CFM Mentor-Mentee Games Night!
Join us to play trivia, board games, card games, and more, all while enjoying some great food catered by Burrito Boyz.
We hope to see you there!
Mental Health Wellness Day was initiated in 2009 to communicate to students, staff, and faculty that we are an open and caring campus, and to highlight resources available to you for mental health support.