Are you a student studying at Renison? Consider getting involved this Fall with Renison's Anti-Harassment and Discrimination Committee!
The Anti-Harassment and Discrimination Committee is seeking membership in the following areas.
The sun is shining, the birds are singing, and the air is filled with the sound of people having fun thanks to the many events and activities offered by the Renison community this June! Our events and activities are a great way to de-stress, make new friends, build your leadership skills, and learn more about the Renison commmunity. All Renison and University of Waterloo students are welcome to attend; come join us!
The University of Waterloo and Renison University College is still looking for tour guides and current or past residents to share their experience at the You@Waterloo Day event happening on Saturday, May 27 from 10:00am-2:00pm.
The ELI Peer Helper program is your chance to meet new people from around the world while helping them practice their English!
April showers bring May flowers!
Our Renison community has many fun events happening throughout the month of May to usher in the beautiful sunny weather! All Renison and University of Waterloo students are welcome to join us. Our events are a great way to de-stress, make new friends, build your leadership skills, and have fun!
Registration is now open for Renison's Conversation Partner Program for the Spring 2023 term!
The Conversation Partner Program offered through Renison Student Experience and Housing pairs English language learners with volunteers to provide an intercultural experience through conversation and activities.
Moose Tracks Year in Review 2022-2023
The Renison Academic Student Council (RASC) is a team of undergraduate student-leaders at Renison whose main goal is to host exciting events for the Renison community and advocate for student needs.
Renison is excited to hire international students for part-time job opportunities at the Moose Tracks Connection Desk and the Lusi Wong Library this Spring!
Renison is currently hiring students through the University of Waterloo's International work-study program. The international work-study program is designed to provide part-time on-campus work experience for full-time international undergraduate students with financial need.
On Friday, March 31, Renison’s Student Experience and Housing team celebrated its residents, dons, and peer leaders at Wind Out, an annual end-of-term celebration hosted at Fed Hall. Close to 100 students, staff, and Renison community members came together for an exciting night of awards, dancing, and good food.