Events

All Grad Skill Enhancement Project (GSEP) participants are invited to attend the kickoff event to network with other participants, ask questions about the project, and get free headshots. 

Join the Statistical Consulting and Survey Research Unit for an introductory workshop to R, where you’ll learn the fundamentals of this powerful open-source language. No prior programming experience is required.

Graduate students are invited to attend the Waterloo Institute for Complexity and Innovation (WICI) open house to meet WICI members and learn how to get involved.

This panel focuses on issues relating to free speech, hate speech laws, and freedom of expression in and beyond university environments. It brings significant attention to the wealth and poverty of free speech, to university conduct under the rubric of expanding freedom of expression, and to matters concerning the banning of symbols, emblems, flags, uniforms, and insignia under hate speech laws. 

Plan your graduate journey with this interactive workshop to help you map milestones, explore career paths, and create a degree experience tailored to you.

Hosted by the Office of Indigenous Relations, this one-day non-competitive celebration of Indigenous heritage features vendors, dancers, and singers from the Waterloo region and beyond.

This workshop by the Statistical Consulting and Survey Researchh Unit provides a comprehensive review of fundamental statistical concepts using the R software. 

Learn about insights on emerging and established trends in healthcare from Velocity, leaders from Amplify Care, and four Ontario Health Teams (OHTs). 

Graduate students, postdocs, and their families are invited to join us for a fall bonfire at the Laurel Creek fire pit.

Explore the intersection of science and poetry through her unique lens—where ecological insight meets lyrical storytelling, sparking deep reflection on complexity, innovation, and our place in the natural world.