The session will cover the following topics:
- Differences among courses explained
- Advice on preparation for upper-year specialization (e.g. what courses to choose to prepare for graphics, AI, etc.)
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- Doors open at 10 am
- Grand entry at noon
- Closing ceremony at 5 pm
The Pow Wow will take place rain or shine.
Hosted by the Waterloo Aboriginal Education Centre (WAEC) at St. Paul's University College
Join Renison University College in celebrating and experiencing the vibrant cultures of China, Japan and Korea with live performances and demonstrations, music, food, and educational and interactive booths.
Free admission. Fun for the whole family.
Games and activities will also be available with events to entertain all ages!
A raffle will be held with some amazing prizes to be won.
Raffle prizes, activities and performance details coming soon.
Be a special VIP at Reunion as the Waterloo Warriors football team takes on the Guelph Gryphons. Get your tickets today for VIP access to the Alumni Tent that will feature beer sampling from Grand River Brewery, lunch from West of Seoul food truck and live entertainment.
Tickets: $15.00, tax included.
The Applied Health Sciences Fun Run is an annual event, held on Reunion (formerly Homecoming) weekend in September, for the University and wider community.
For over two decades, we've welcomed back our Alumni to join with students,faculty, staff and the community in this run to celebrate active, healthy living. They come in costume, high tech gear, or casual weekend wear with families and strollers in tow!
For details see AHS Fun Run 2013.
Reunion 2013 plans are well under way and it will be here before you
know it.
Find out what events are in the works for you by selecting a faculty
or college or all alumni for events open to everyone.
Check back regularly as more details become available.
Robert Stainton
University of Western Ontario
Non-Sentences Strike Back: Revisiting Logical Form and the Vernacular
In Spring 2013, Bachelor of Knowledge Integration students capped off their second year with a field trip to Barcelona to study museums. Now they're sharing their reflections with the Knowledge Integration community.
This seminar will also include a short presentation from the Waterloo
International Office about the Global Experience Certificate.
The Wednesday Night Discussion Group (WNDG) has provided a safe and
confidential space for discussing sexual orientation and gender identity on
the University of Waterloo campus for four decades!
Need support? Have questions? Looking to socialize and meet new people? Come join members of the local rainbow community for an evening of engaging discussion.
Visit our webpage for details on the evening's topic of conversation.
Hear briefly from the Office of Academic Integrity about why you need to reference your sources. Then learn how to manage your references, create bibliographies, and format your papers in a variety of citation styles from a Liaison Librarian using RefWorks, a web-based citation software freely available to all Waterloo students, faculty, and staff.
The session is intended for instructors who have mastered the fundamentals of the LEARN environment and are looking for ways to expedite tasks such as marking quizzes, adding and editing course content, automating grade entry through rubrics and tool associations, keeping track of attendance and at-a-glance release of course components. Homepage tips and tricks will also be examined. Please bring your own laptop to this session.
These sessions are like ‘office hours’ and are held in EV1-317. No need to register; just show up to ask questions you may have about LEARN’s ePortfolio. Please note these are not intended to be Introductory Workshop sessions. If you have not used LEARN’s ePortfolio, please consider attending the Hands-on Introduction:Using LEARN’s ePortfolio session.
This workshop is your starting point for conducting research at the Library. Learn how to find books, journals, electronic resources and more. Discover hands-on how to locate resources, access course reserves, manage your library account, collect and export references, and set up alerts for search results.
This two hour hands-on workshop will introduce TAs to Desire2Learn (D2L), our course management system known as LEARN. By the end of this session TAs will: be able to use the D2L environment to communicate with students; have basic knowledge of the tools available within D2L (e.g., discussion forums, drop boxes, quizzes); enter grades. TAs should be enrolled in the course they will be working in with the appropriate permissions, and should know the sorts of tasks that they will be asked to complete in that course to make best use of their time in the session.
