Learn from U.S. immigration professionals, Eileen Martin and Beth Klarin, about options available to graduating students interested in working in the U.S.
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Attend a panel of guest speakers for an AMA geared towards learning from common and frequent mistakes made during the startup journey. We will be joined by three entrepreneurs that have been there and done that, so don't miss the opportunity to learn from their experience.
What are we? By what processes and patterns did we originate and how do these patterns compare to the processes of the world around us, digital and biological, societal and fictional?
The key to success in any field is getting help. Olympic athletes would not have achieved as much without the help of their trainers, physiotherapists, sports psychologists, and fellow athletes. Of course, it is also quite easy to get too much help, for example having someone just give you the solution to a problem. In this seminar, we will discuss how to find the balance between getting not enough and getting too much help, and how to maximize the benefit of TAs, tutors, and cooperative learning.
As the term comes to a close, the Arts Community Engagement (ACE) Team is partnering with the Arts Student Union (ASU) to host another end of term event! On Wednesday, March 28th in the Hub (2nd floor) from 11am-2pm, there will be puppies, popcorn, sandwiches, massages (by RMTs) and slime!
*Note that this event is open to undergraduate Arts Students, valid WatCards will be required for entry
Join CFM for food, fun, and a photo scavenger hunt!
Arrive at 5:00 to register and prepare for the photo scavenger hunt or join us at 6:30 for food!