Current graduate students

Illustration of 5 people studying and relaxing

In the thick of their semester, students are incredibly busy, staying on top of their schooling while finding balance with their social life. Many residents’ motivation to live at St. Paul’s was to have access to a smaller community, academic support and the opportunity to live with like-minded people in Living Learning Communities.

The Bob Rosehart Fellowship is for a returning student in Engineering who has contributed to the life of the College. Bob Rosehart was a resident at St. Paul’s in the very first year it opened. He holds a doctorate in Engineering and has had a very distinguished career in university administration, including appointments as president of Lakehead University and president of Wilfrid Laurier University. Bob Rosehart also spent over a decade on the Board of St. Paul’s, including a term as chair.

The Rod Barr Fellowship is for a returning student in any academic field who has contributed to the life of the College. Rod Barr was a resident of the College in the 1960s. He went on to become a nationally recognized leader in the field of accounting. In 2009, Mr.

Bridge between Environment 3 and St. Paul's covered in red and orange ribbons

While wandering on campus, you may notice that there are numerous red and orange ribbons tied to the bridge crossing Laurel Creek from Environment 3 to St. Paul’s. In 2016, the Waterloo Indigenous Student Centre began tying red ribbons to the bridge to honour and provide a gentle reminder of the lives of 4000+ missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit people, as a part of 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence.

Saturday, February 22, 2025 10:00 am - 5:00 pm EST (GMT -05:00)

Green Innovation Gathering – Assiniboine College

Date: Saturday, February 22, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Location: Assiniboine College, Victoria Avenue East Campus, Brandon, MB

Join us for the Green Innovation Gathering, a collaborative event hosted by GreenHouse and FlintHub from the University of Waterloo in partnership with Assiniboine College. This gathering brings together young people and community partners, including the City of Brandon and ProteinMB, to tackle real-world sustainability challenges.

Participants will form teams to develop innovative solutions to problem statements presented by our community partners. Partners, mentors and subject matter experts will be on site to support teams and stands as an opportunity to broaden your professional network.

Teams can win prizes and gain access to a network that can help advance their ideas. Additionally, participants will receive a certificate of completion and earn digital gift cards for completing the event survey. Food and refreshments provided.

An optional Kickoff Circle will be held on Thursday, February 20, from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the same location. This session offers insights into the problem statements, a chance to start brainstorming ideas and meeting the professionals and participants in a low-key setting. First Nations, Métis and Inuit folks are invited to stay after the circle for a sit-down dinner and chat with Indigenous entrepreneurs.

To register, visit: www.tinyurl.com/BrandonGIG
For more information, contact Lily Viggiano, Senior Project Manager: lily.viggiano@uwaterloo.ca

Don't miss this chance to collaborate, innovate, and contribute to a sustainable future!

Tania Del Matto left and John Abraham Right

This January the Social Innovation and Impact Minor was featured in a news article in The Record. The Social Innovation and Impact minor is designed to help students combine their passion for creating social impact with their academic studies.

Through the Minor, students from various faculties—including arts, engineering, and environment—can earn academic credit while working on real-world projects that tackle issues like mental health, climate change, and more. The program combines theoretical learning with hands-on experience, giving students the tools to become active problem-solvers and leaders in today’s rapidly changing world. Read the full article to learn more about how this minor is shaping the future of social innovation education!

Link to read the full article here

Each term, GreenHouse hosts the Social Impact Showcase to celebrate the achievements of our students and award grants from the Social Impact Fund. Students, faculty and staff, and community members are all welcome to attend. The students will be competing for two $3,000 and two $1,500 grants to grow their social and/or environmental impact initiatives.

We are excited and proud to be hosting the 34th Social Impact Showcase. Join us in celebrating youth-led social innovation, entrepreneurship and impact on Wednesday, March 26th | 4:00-5:30 p.m. at United College (Alumni Hall). The Showcase creates a unique and valuable opportunity for our students to connect with community members who may support them on their journey in refining their ideas.

Link to RSVP

Explore Real-World Social Impact Challenges

Want to take action on a real-world problem? Collaborate with one of our community partners in Map the System!

➡️ Sustainability Office: sustainable food options on campus

➡️ Peace for All Canada 1: academic success for racialized elementary students

➡️ Peace for All Canada 2: legal system barriers for marginalized communities

➡️ Home Range Story Kitchen: new ways of engaging in local media

➡️ Helping International Students: food security for international students

Express interest in working with a community partner by January 29 and sign up for Map the System by January 31 for your chance to win up to $2,000!

Find out details of the competition here

Banner showing dates of exploring health futures community sessions.

Wednesday, January 29, 2025 12:30 pm - 2:30 pm EST (GMT -05:00)

Friday, January 31, 2025 12:30 pm - 2:30 pm EST (GMT -05:00)

HLTH 480: Community Session 1 - Needs Finding

Do you know someone passionate about the intersections of health and accessibility? We're looking for community members to attend our upcoming community engagement sessions in partnership with the School of Public Health Sciences and HLTH 480. Join us to connect with students, researchers, and community leaders as we imagine accessible health systems and tools for all.

🗓️ Event Details:
Needs Finding: Jan 29 or 31 (12:30-2:30 pm)
Co-Creation: Feb 26 or 28 (12:30-2:30 pm)
Demo Day: Mar 26 or 28 (12:30-2:30 pm)

📍 GreenHouse at United College (190 Westmount Road N.)

🔗Let us know you're coming

No advance preparation needed - just bring your insights and enthusiasm. See you next week!

Come out for a day of fun and slide into the new term with smiles, hot chocolate, and fun! Weather pending.

Cost: Zero Equipment: Skates, some skates will be available to sign out, details provided closer to the date Location: United College Skating Rink

Let us know you're coming

Current graduate students

Tight-knit community at St. Paul's provides opportunities for student to thrive

Bob Rosehart Fellowship Recipient: Olivia Graham

Rod Barr Fellowship Recipient: Katherine Fouzie

Bridge: Honouring the Lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two Spirit People

Green Innovation Gathering – Assiniboine College

Social Innovation and Impact Minor News

34th Social Impact Showcase

Map The System Application Deadline

HLTH 480: Community Session 1 - Needs Finding

GreenHouse Skating Social