The following Employers are hosting an Employer Information Session on Friday May 29:
Rainbow Week at CMH Eatery is a Pride month-inspired celebration of colour, creativity, and community, brought to you by Food Services. Throughout the week, guests can enjoy a limited-time menu featuring vibrant, globally inspired flavours, alongside a series of simple, fun activations.
Join us in our new Community Leadership Certificate program. An opportunity for students to explore the intersections of anti-oppression and leadership while developing skills and tools to support them in their time on campus as well as into their transition to career.
The July 9 session will be held in-person.
The Black, Indigenous, and Racialized Students’ Writing Café is a welcoming social writing space where students can write alongside peers in a supportive, judgment-free environment. Whether you want to work quietly, connect with others, or simply take a break with a warm drink, the café encourages community, comfort, and productivity without pressure or critique.
Join us for a mindful run with a focus on being present in the moment without judgment. Runners of all levels are welcome. Dress according to the weather, wear running shoes and a bring water bottle.
The following Employers are hosting an Employer Information Session on June 3:
Drop-in space for students to gather, study, read a book and listen to lo-fi and enjoy free light refreshments.
Weekly on Wednesdays from 2 - 4:00 p.m. in SCH 102
Join us in our Community Leadership Certificate program. An opportunity for students to explore the intersections of anti-oppression and leadership while developing skills and tools to support them in their time on campus as well as into their transition to career.
The June 4 session will be held in-person.
$15,000 in cash prizes up for grabs! Ready to make a real impact in the future of cities and communities? Join the Future Cities Institute and Velocity for the Future Cities Innovation Challenge!
Join us in our new Community Leadership Certificate program. An opportunity for students to explore the intersections of anti-oppression and leadership while developing skills and tools to support them in their time on campus as well as into their transition to career.
The July 9 session will be held in-person.