Events

The objective of the Café Scientifique is for health researchers and community health agency practitioners to share how the Canadian Index of Wellbeing (CIW), housed at the University of Waterloo, can be used to track the wellbeing of Ontarians to ensure better health and quality of life outcomes for all. Moderated by CBC host Craig Norris, audience members will have the opportunity to ask questions and contribute their views. Free admission and light refreshments will be served. All welcome!

Poor food intake is common in older adults in Canada and can lead to functional problems, poor immunity, reduced healing, and frailty. Join Professor Heather Keller as she discusses the Making the Most of Mealtimes and More-2-Eat projects as a response to this issue.

Join 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.

Calling all 1B AHS co-op students: Come learn about how the co-op process works so that you can start second year knowing what to expect! 

Considering graduate studies? Wondering if it's right for you?

On Tuesday November 12th, the Faculty of Applied Health Sciences (AHS) is offering a session to provide you with helpful information about graduate studies. We’ll discuss the benefits of graduate studies, career options with a graduate degree, funding options, the application process and the next steps toward pursuing a grad program. You'll also get to learn about the programs offered in AHS and research happening in our faculty. 

Delicious food will be provided and there will be an opportunity to talk to faculty and grad students from the areas in AHS that interest you.

This event is changing to be offered online! 

Calling all 1B AHS co-op students: register for the Co-op 101 webinar to learn about how the co-op process works, and how you can be a stronger candidate when your work search starts!

Join Professor John Hirdes for this COVID-19: Ask our experts community talk. Community talks will be held online using a video link that will be provided before the talk. Registration is required.

Students panelists present an overview on the direct and indirect impacts of climate change on aquatic ecosystem structure and health, cyanobacteria bloom dynamics and the implementation of modern molecular techniques in understanding the risk of toxin production in cyanobacteria populations and assessment of water quality. Part of theIdeas to shape the future: Student Leaders in Climate Action and Research webinar series,presented by the Interdisciplinary Centre on Climate Change (IC3) and Faculty of Health.

Join the Faculty of Health for Graduate Studies Information Week beginning October 4. Select from a series of online sessions exploring the fundamentals of grad school and graduate programs in the Faculty of Health. Visit event page for session details and to register.