As graduate students, we know that taking care of ourselves while we juggle everything can be challenging. Join us for this peer-led online workshop where we explore what well-being means to you, and access tools and resources to reflect on how to take small steps to implement positive actions in your life.
The Planning with Purpose information session is an introduction to the Individual Development Plan (IDP) at ş«ąúÂăÎč. This session covers the process and building blocks of creating a meaningful IDP and goal setting.
The ş«ąúÂăÎč Community Drum Circle (MCDC) focuses on musical expression, improvisation, and wellness. While this is a musical activity, all are welcome and no musical experience is required. Join the drum circle to develop rhythm technique, to decompress, to socialize, make new friends, or jam out.Â
Are you a postdoctoral fellow who is filing their first income tax return? Do you wonder what needs to be reported during your first year in Québec? Would you like to better understand tax slips and learn how to file your income taxes?
PRAXIS is a weekly co-working and professional development opportunity hosted by the English Graduate Student Association. Join fellow graduate students every Friday from 10h-12h in Arts B-22 to exchange ideas, build community, and learn from one another over coffee and snacks.
Stay on track with a 30min “plan your week” session on Monday mornings. Meet with a group of peers to set your intentions, boost motivation, troubleshoot challenges, and (most importantly) take the pressure off! Co-facilitated by Devon, your Local Wellness Advisor, and April, myPath program officer.
Would you like to better understand tax slips and learn how to file your income taxes? Then this webinar is for you. We will first start with a brief overview of the Canadian tax system covering topics such as: types of different taxes, tax brackets, and how different types of income get taxed.
We invite ş«ąúÂăÎč graduate students to learn (1) the current state of drug use harm reduction in Montreal, and (2) to administer naloxone from peer worker Farin Shore. Naloxone kits and pizza provided!
When: February 11 from 6-8pm
Where: EDUC 113.
Are you struggling to find a good routine with your supervisor? If so, you are not alone. This interactive workshop can help you re-define expectations, and stay motivated in your studies. You'll also have the opportunity to put the skills you learn to practice in interactive case-studies.
Learn about the career pathways of ş«ąúÂăÎč PhD alumni working in Project Management and Leadership!
Panelists:
Jamshid Rahimi (PhD, Bioresource Engineering), Senior Manager, Global R&D, Griffith Foods
This workshop breaks down how participants can talk about their research in ways that highlight the skills and personal attributes needed to establish their professional competencies.
The ş«ąúÂăÎč Community Drum Circle (MCDC) focuses on musical expression, improvisation, and wellness. While this is a musical activity, all are welcome and no musical experience is required. Join the drum circle to develop rhythm technique, to decompress, to socialize, make new friends, or jam out.Â
PRAXIS is a weekly co-working and professional development opportunity hosted by the English Graduate Student Association. Join fellow graduate students every Friday from 10h-12h in Arts B-22 to exchange ideas, build community, and learn from one another over coffee and snacks.
Stay on track with a 30min “plan your week” session on Monday mornings. Meet with a group of peers to set your intentions, boost motivation, troubleshoot challenges, and (most importantly) take the pressure off! Co-facilitated by Devon, your Local Wellness Advisor, and April, myPath program officer.
Graduating is an exciting milestone but it also comes with new financial responsibilities. In this informative webinar, participants explore practical strategies to help navigate their finances as they transition into the next phase of their lives.