Winter Orientation: Grads Connect for Incoming Grad Students
Online Toronto, Ontario, CanadaGrad Connect Social is an exciting way to meet other incoming grad students. We will cycle students through breakout rooms […]
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Writing an Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS) Proposal – Synchronous Online Workshop
This synchronous workshop will be taught by Dr. Katherine Fry This workshop is designed for students in any discipline who […]
Improving Grammatical Correctness: Focus on Verb Tenses – Synchronous Online Workshop
This synchronous workshop will be taught by Jordana Lobo-Pires. This workshop will review English verb tenses and passive verb forms, […]
Improving Your Graduate-Level Reading Skills – Synchronous Online Workshop
This synchronous workshop will be taught by Dr. Katherine Fry One of the biggest challenges of graduate school is how […]
Building your Academic Vocabulary – Synchronous Online Workshop
This synchronous workshop will be taught by Dr. Katherine Fry. This workshop will introduce you to a variety of strategies […]
Grad Escape: Virtual Games for Grad Students
Online Toronto, Ontario, CanadaAre you looking to have fun and meet other grad students? Look no further than Games Night! Join the Gradlife […]
Grad Escape: Hot Chocolate & Book Chat Social
Take a break and join us for some hot chocolate and informal chats about your favourite books that you enjoy […]
Winter Orientation: Talking to New People In Person for Incoming Graduate Students
Main Activity Hall 569 Spadina Ave, Toronto, Ontario, CanadaDo you find talking to new people difficult? Do your fears hold you back from making connections? Are you finding […]
Using Twitter to Connect Within and Beyond Academia – Synchronous Online Workshop
This synchronous workshop will be taught by Alex Sarra-Davis. Since Web 2.0’s rise to popularity fifteen years ago, Twitter and […]
Communicating Effectively and Professionally Through Email – Synchronous Online Workshop
This synchronous workshop will be taught by Dr. Tristan Loria. Communicating with academic superiors can be daunting for young scholars. […]