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Learn how to use generative AI tools responsibly in academic research by exploring institutional policies, publishing guidelines, and key considerations around copyright and privacy. This workshop will help participants understand where AI can support the research process and where its use may be inappropriate or restricted.

CAMELOT is a student-led conference that brings together history enthusiasts, students, and researchers to explore the past through presentations, discussions, and hands-on learning experiences.

Join the Waterloo Climate Institute and partners for a hands-on, interdisciplinary workshop. Participants will engage in interactive activities and consider ways to help students connect with nature, with one another and with community climate action efforts.

This month's talk features Joel Reardon on Anonymity, Consent, And Other Noble Lies.

When: Monday, June 15, 2026

Where: Enterprise Theatre, East Campus 5 (Room EC5-1101/1111), 305 Phillip St., University of Waterloo

Time: 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Come mark World Environment Day by watching the powerful new documentary “Earth’s Greatest Enemy” about the climate and environmental impacts of the U.S. war machine.

Building a startup, venture, or applied project often means making decisions with incomplete information. This practical working session will help participants identify real market signals before spending months on the wrong customer, pricing, message, or channel.

On this walk we will explore campus and learn about the plant, tree, animal, bird, insect, water and soil relationships that exist here. We will learn about how urban ecologies reflect interconnection and indigeneity, about how ecologies are inclusive of humans and our effect on relationships on the land.

Manulife presents CareNext Collective, a monthly virtual forum hosted by the CareNext Coalition.

As patients increasingly use AI in their health care, it's important to understand what happens when that reality meets clinical practice. As clinicians and patients both engage with these tools, new dynamics are shaping how care is delivered and experienced.

Join the Waterloo Climate Institute and our partners for an immersive half-day interdisciplinary workshop where we step beyond the classroom and into meaningful, place-based learning. Designed for professors across disciplines, this experience blends practical guidance with hands-on engagement.

A panel of researchers and government policy experts explore how policy is created & influenced inside government with the intent of developing practical strategies to increase research uptake and impact in the policy sphere. Please register to attend by May 21.