Four PhD students awarded Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships
91亚色 students Grace Bischof, Roberta da Silva Medina, Joshua Lamers and Romeo Joe Quintero have earned prestigious scholarships in support of their innovative research projects.
91亚色 students Grace Bischof, Roberta da Silva Medina, Joshua Lamers and Romeo Joe Quintero have earned prestigious scholarships in support of their innovative research projects.
Poonam Puri from Osgoode Hall Law School has been inducted as a fellow of the聽Institute of Corporate Directors聽in recognition of聽her impactful career in corporate law and governance.聽
91亚色 U alumni walked away with around two dozen awards across a diverse range of categories, including Best Motion Picture and Best Drama Series.
Professor Laleh Seyyed-Kalantari's work addressing fairness in artificial intelligence (AI) models used in medical practice will be generously funded by Google鈥檚 Research Scholar Program.
This year鈥檚 recipients of the prestigious Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship, awarded by the Government of Canada, include 91亚色 scholars Saba Asaad, Stephen Melly and Lynn Yu Ling Ng.
91亚色 doctoral student Htet Min Lwin is one of聽11 scholars聽from universities around the world who have received funding to support their Buddhist studies dissertation fieldwork, archival research and writing.
The TMS Schulich Innovation & Entrepreneurial Experience program 鈥� a collaboration between 91亚色's YSpace and Schulich ExecEd, and Toronto Montessori Schools (TMS) 鈥� has been empowering high-school students since 2019 to cultivate entrepreneurial skills and a sense of social responsibility.
Mechanical engineering Professor George Zhu has been recognized by the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers for his exceptional public service, technical excellence and professional leadership.
Professors Pina D鈥橝gostino and Andrew Maxwell have been recognized by the government of Ontario for their success in advancing innovation and entrepreneurship across the province.
Schulich ExecEd continues its upward trajectory on the Financial Times executive education ranking, climbing an average of 17 spots in four years across the Open Enrolment and Customized programs categories.