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This is your chance! Challenge yourself to discover more about the leader within, and experience leadership in a whole new light. The purpose of this weekend retreat is to create a supportive community-based environment where students can reflect on their individual leadership capabilities, collaborate with a team of other student leaders, and observe how they and their team fit into the wider community. At each level of leadership, students will be encouraged to think outside the box and create novel and innovative ideas to address real life topics that affect students and student leaders at University of Toronto. Together, let’s re-imagine leadership. 🌟 ELIGIBILITY: Open to all students and student leaders at U of T who are interested in connecting closely with other student leaders on campus, challenging themselves in a safe and supportive environment, creating innovative programming, and diving deeper into key topics that affect students and student leaders at U of T. 🌟 APPLICATIONS: This retreat is application based. The retreat committee will review all applications and notify successful applicants of their acceptance. Space is very limited, please apply as soon as possible. 🌟 FEE: Retreat fee is $60 — this includes food, transportation, accommodation for the full weekend (Friday through Sunday - June 1st to 3rd) 🌟 NOTE: You must be available for Pre-Retreat (May 25th, 2018) and Post-Retreat (June 8th, 2018) APPLY NOW! https://www.studentlife.utoronto.ca/cld/reimagining-leadership-retreat
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Campus Event

REImagining Leadership Retreat

Hosted by the University of Toronto Student Life Programs & Services
As part of the U of T Alumni Reunion, we invite Dalla Lana School of Public Health graduates and friends of the School to attend Doughnuts with the Dean! Join Interim Dean Adalsteinn (Steini) Brown for a morning mixer with your fellow alumni and their families at our first-ever alumni reunion event. Enjoy mini lectures from our world class faculty on a variety of health policy and public health issues. Learn about preventing infectious disease at our quarantine tent and revisit the rich history of the Dalla Lana School of Public Health through our timeline exhibit. We're taking a lighthearted approach with the event title, but there will be fruit and healthy breakfast options available.
Jun
02
Campus Event

Doughnuts with the Dean

Hosted by the University of Toronto
Welcome to Black Graduation Celebration at the University of Toronto where the main goal is to highlight interdisciplinary Black excellence across undergraduate, master’s, and PhD graduates. We will be hosting a night of celebration for the Class of 2018 (convocation in either June and November) including keynote speakers (TBA) and awards. This is an evening to celebrate black excellence on campus with friends and family. This event will include students from all three campuses Scarborough, St. George and Mississauga. If you are black identified student graduating in 2018 this event is for you. This event is presented by students at the University of Toronto with the support of University of Toronto Administration.
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Campus Event

UofT Black Grad

Hosted by the University of Toronto Student Life Programs & Services
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About Us

Founded in 1901, the University of Toronto Students’ Union (UTSU) is the official student government of more than 50,000 students at the University of Toronto. If you’re a full-time undergraduate student at the St. George Campus or the Mississauga Campus, you’re automatically a member of the UTSU. As a student government, we operate independently of the University and strive to be a democratic, member-driven organization.

The UTSU is led by a President and six Vice-Presidents, all of whom report to a council called the Board of Directors. The President, the Vice-Presidents, and the Board of Directors are all elected directly by the members.

The UTSU has two essential functions: 1) advocacy and 2) service provision. Our advocacy work includes lobbying the government and the university administration, organizing public education campaigns, and supporting student initiatives. Our services include grants for students in need, funding for student clubs, and the student health insurance plan. Finally, all of our work is guided by a commitment to equity.

Welcome to the UTSU—we’re here to serve you.

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