Dean's Office:
B.C. Matthews Hall (BMH), Third floor
General inquiries email
519-888-4567, ext. 31346

Interested in going on an International Exchange? Want to get more information about programs/places available to AHS students?
Come to our AHS International Exchange Information Session held on November 22nd, from 10:40 – 12:00 (noon) in LHI 1621(Sunlife Financial).
Come and hear about application, program and scholarship information as well as personal student stories and experiences from past AHS exchange students!
This event is part of a larger event called ‘International Education Week” organized by the University of Waterloo during Nov 18-22.

Never underestimate the power of volunteer experiences! If you have significant volunteer experience, attend this workshop to learn how to market your volunteer work effectively and professionally to prospective employers throughout your résumé and during interviews.
Sign-up's required. Please email kschulz@uwaterloo.ca

Learn what to consider when applying to health-related professional/grad programs. Topics include GPA; prerequisites; admission tests and exam scores; funding; research, volunteer/work experience; personal statements; and reference letters.
This workshop is brought to you by the Centre for Career Action
All students welcome.
Please join us for “Fashion in Motion” featuring the paintings of University of Waterloo Kinesiology alumnus Scott Kish (BSc '95) and celebrating the fashion designs of Project Runway Canada winner Evan Biddell. This is an exclusive sneak-peak at Scott’s latest artwork and an excellent opportunity to network with fellow Applied Health Sciences grads.
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.
Thinking about grad school? Learn more at our AHS Graduate Studies Event.
Wednesday, September 25
4:30pm – 6:30pm
Sun Life Financial Auditorium (LHI 1621)
Are you thinking about graduate studies next fall?
Do you have some questions about graduate scholarships?
You are invited to attend a scholarship information session!
The major scholarship competitions occur in the fall term with results announced the following spring; you must apply one year in advance of holding your scholarship.
The Faculty of Applied Health Sciences is pleased to host Dr. Edward Kanyesigye, Dean of Science and Technology, from the Uganda Christian University, from now through June 21st.
All are invited to attend a special research seminar by Dr. Edward Kanyesigye on Wednesday, June 12th titled “Uganda Health Services: An Insider’s View” in Lyle Hallman Institute (LHS) Room 1633 at 3:30 p.m.
Tea/coffee and snacks will be served.
Convocation is a special time for our graduates to celebrate their achievements with family and friends.
This spring's convocation is particularly exciting as it's the first time that Faculty of Applied Health Sciences (AHS) graduands have their own ceremony vs. hosting convocation in conjunction with our sister faculties.
AHS graduands are invited to a special celebratory breakfast at 8:30 a.m. in B.C. Matthews Hall, with convocation ceremonies beginning in the Physical Activities Complex (PAC) at 10 a.m.
Momentum is building towards the completion of our AHS (Applied Health Sciences) strategic plan.
As part of the consultation process, we invite faculty, staff, students, and stakeholders to join us for a Faculty-wide discussion of the draft plan.
Our strategic plan will guide our efforts to 2018 so we encourage you to participate and we welcome your feedback!
Hosted by the Graduate Association of Recreation and Leisure Studies (GARLS), the Graduate Leisure Research Symposium aims to advance discourses of knowledge surrounding leisure research (recreation, sport, tourism, therapeutic recreation, and the like) and facilitate scholarly communication among students and faculty interested in various aspects of leisure research.
The Faculty of Applied Health Sciences will be hosting the second annual AHS Graduate Student Research Conference on May 2, 2013. The conference is an opportunity to highlight the breadth and the excellence of the graduate student research being conducted across the faculty. It will provide a forum for graduate students to present their research to faculty, students and other expert colleagues.
University of Waterloo TD Discovery Day in Health Sciences is presented in partnership with The Canadian Medical Hall of Fame, and is a day of hands-on workshops to help grade 10 and 11 high school students explore the wide variety of careers in the field of health sciences.
The University of Waterloo Brain Bee, hosted by the Department of Kinesiology, is a competition for students in grades 9 through 12 in the Region of Waterloo. Competitors answer questions about the brain and neuroscience, with the winner proceeding to the national brain bee competition.

Kinesiology is becoming a regulated health profession in the province of Ontario.
Join Conny Glenn, President of the Transitional Council of The College of Kinesiologists of Ontario for this presentation outlining the affiliated legislation, registration process, and requirements.
In recognition of Alzheimer Awareness Month, the Murray Alzheimer Research and Education Program (MAREP) is pleased to host Living Well with Dementia: public lecture and exhibition.
Living Well with Dementia and Challenging the Myths
Dr. Peter J. Whitehouse, MD, PhD
Professor of Neurology, Case Western Reserve University, USA

Join over 21 AHS alumni as they return to campus to share their experiences, offer career insight, and speak with you and your fellow classmates about what to expect once you have graduated from Waterloo.
In small groups, you’ll be able to meet and talk with alumni, ask questions, and find jobs that interest you. After the “speed networking” component, you will have the opportunity to follow up and speak with any of our alumni guests over a bite to eat.