Networking

The topic for November was “Co-op Experience.” This event features an engaging discussion where students and faculty members share their experiences and insights from their co-op journeys. From preparing for your first placement to navigating later work terms, the panel offers practical advice and perspectives to support you along the way.

The topic of the October Undergraduate Pizza Piazza was midterm distress! Participants enjoyed pizza, fall-themed coloring, and a candy jar challenge.

The topic of the September Undergraduate Pizza Piazza was welcome back party! Participants had the chance to hear from professors and meet new friends in a welcoming environment for new and returning undergraduate students.

The topic of the July Undergraduate Pizza Piazza was journaling! Participants were given little notebooks to decorate and write in to help distress from end-of-term studying!

The topic for the May undergraduate Pizza Piazza was making paper flowers. Participants received flower necklaces and made origami flowers and paper flower cutouts!

The topic for March was "Pi Day Art." Participants made Pi Day-themed art using coloured paper on black backgrounds.

The topic for February was "Bead Keychain Making". Participants used coloured beads and beads with letters to make fun keychains! There was also a "Guess the number of candies in the jar" challenge.

The topic for January was "Winter Tree Decorating." Participants made snowflakes and attached them to a winter-themed tree on the wall! 

The topic for November was "Co-op Experience." We were pleased to welcome Greg Campbell from the MUO, Justin Kieffer from the CEE, and Sarah Wilson, a third-year Computer Science student, for a discussion on navigating the co-op experience.

The topic for October was "Zine Making Workshop." We welcomed back the Feminist Think Tank for a creative session where participants could explore ideas and make their own zines!

The topic for September was "New Beginnings," as we’re starting a new school year. To embrace new beginnings together, WiM hosted a fun seed planting activity.

Presenting our first WiM Teaching Panel event of the Fall 2025 semester!  Featuring Barbara, Elisabeth van Stam, Madison Van Dyk, Mina Tahmasbi Arashloo and Rebecca Hutchinson as panellists, who shared their perspectives and experiences for “Thesis Writing and Job/Scholarships applications”. This event is open to students of all genders!

In our first graduate gathering of the term, the September Graduate Pizza Piazza: Welcome Back Party, connect, socialize, and get creative with a button-making activity — all while enjoying free pizza and snacks.

In our second graduate gathering of the Spring 2025 term, the July Graduate and Post-Doc Pizza Piazza, we collaborated with Women in Engineering and participants decorated bookmarks while enjoying pizza and snacks.

Presenting our first graduate and post-doc event of the Spring 2025 term: WiM's Teaching Panel event!  Featuring Anila Yadavalli, Burcu Tuncer Karabina, Chelsea Uggenti, Judith Ann Koeller and Lori Case as panellists, who shared their perspectives and experiences as women instructors in mathematics. This event was open to students of all genders!

The topic for March was "Cookie Decorating". We teamed up with Women in Engineering and participants decorated cookies with a spring theme!

The topic for January was "Joint Ask me Anything". We welcomed back the Feminist Think Tank for a joint question-and-answer event with Women in Engineering.

The second Graduate Pizza Piazza event encouraged graduates and postdocs to get creative with friendship bracelet making!

The first-ever Graduate Pizza Piazza event served as a warm welcome for graduates and postdocs in the Math Faculty. The event included a fun seed-planting activity!