The following Employers are hosting an Employer Information Session on June 9:
A virtual, graduate student drop-in group led by a 2SLGBTQIA+ counsellor to connect, share, and talk about student life, identity, and more. Connect with a counsellor with lived experience and a community where you feel safe and celebrated.
The following Employers are hosting an Employer Information Session on June 11th:
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 7 session will be held in-person.
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.
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.
Pride Picnic: Community, Connection & Wellness
Looking to meet other 2SLGBTQIA+ students and folks across campus and celebrate Pride together?
Join us for our Pride Picnic, a relaxed and welcoming space to connect, build community, and enjoy being yourself. Come as you are—no expectations, no pressure.
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.