Global Experience Certificate inactivated
Senate has approved delisting and inactivating the Global Experience Certificate (GEC) as of August 31, 2024.
Senate has approved delisting and inactivating the Global Experience Certificate (GEC) as of August 31, 2024.
The 10th annual Advisor Conference is going to be bigger and better than ever — and you could be a speaker at it.
The Student Success Office’s Peer Success Coaching program is being recognized by the Canadian Tutor Standards for providing students high quality learning support.
A helpful guide about what learning support is offered and what options might be best suited for common challenges.
Learn how to engage across cultures in positive ways. Through a grant with eCampus Ontario, Dr. Christine McWebb, Dr. Sandra López-Rocha and Dr. Elísabeth Arévalo-Guerrero created, "Advancing Intercultural Competence for Global Learners," an innovative Open Educational Resource (OER).
With the support of the Student Success Office, WUSA, Graduate Student Association, all six faculties and over 1000 student leaders, the University of Waterloo welcomed more than 6000 new students to campus during Orientation. Events for international, exchange, undergraduate and graduate students, as well as parents and supporters, ran from Thursday August 31 to Saturday September 9, 2023.
With lessons learned from last year’s return to in-person events and incorporated student feedback, an engaging roster of events was offered to the newest members of the Warrior community.
A new online option for academic skill development is now available.
Through three self-paced, interactive micro-courses, the SMART program provides flexible, on-demand student support.
There's lots to look forward to from the Student Success Office (SSO) this spring term. We hope you'll share these resources with the students you support or connect with us to learn more about our work.
The Student Success Office is opening a call to student support units to participate in a new event for student-facing employees, such as academic advisors, program coordinators, immigration consultants and others who work directly with current students. As campus returns to primarily in-person learning for the first fall term since 2019, staff and faculty are working hard to re-orient students to our campus.
As students continue their transition back to in-person learning and on-campus experiences for the spring 2022 term, the Student Success Office (SSO) will offer a variety of services and resources in a hybrid model to best meet their needs.