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Summer Enrolment

Planning to take courses in summer 2026? Enrolment for continuing students begins Monday, March 16. Your enrolment window – indicating exactly when you can start enrolling – is now available on .��

Gen Ed Courses

Want that degree? You need those Gen Eds 

All LA&PS degrees require 21 Gen Ed credits, and unfortunately, some students only realize they’re missing these when it may be too late to fix.��

To see a list of approved Gen Ed courses, . If you're unsure whether you've completed your Gen Ed requirements – or you know you haven't – please connect with your LA&PS academic advisor as soon as possible.�� 

National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) Survey

Your voice. Your campus. Your impact.

We want to know what we can do to make your experience at 91��ɫ a more rewarding one.��

Are you a first or fourth-year student with 15 minutes to spare? Grab your phones, tablets and laptops to complete the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) survey. Find your unique survey link in your email.��Not sure if you’re eligible? The eligibility tool on the  can help you find out.

Alumni Meet & Greet

Join us at the LA&PS Alumni Meet & Greet, to connect with alumni from diverse industries and gain real-world career insights. Get valuable advice, learn from alumni experiences and ask questions about navigating the job market.  

Don’t miss the chance to build connections and prepare for your professional future.��

📅 Thursday, March 19 | 5 – 6:30 p.m. | 91��ɫ Lanes Room 280N |

Academic & Communication Excellence Development (ACED) Workshop 

The new Academic & Communication Excellence Development (ACED) Certificate program offers workshops and hands-on projects to help you build academic, communication and teamwork skills.��

Deliver Presentations with Confidence and Clarity   

Presentation skills are key to clearly articulating your ideas, getting hired, excelling in your career and conveying important information. In this in-person workshop, you’ll learn practical public speaking strategies and techniques to help you feel confident when speaking in front of an audience.   

📅 Tuesday, March 17 | 4:30 – 6 p.m. | Fred Thury Studio Theatre, Vanier College Room 258 |

Ask Me Anything

You’re invited to join our weekly virtual event. Held online every Thursday at 9 a.m., you can ask the Global Community & Engagement team questions about academics, campus resources or anything else you need clarity on. No appointment necessary, just log on and chat with one of our team members!   

Next Session: 

📅 Thursday, March 19 | 9 – 10 a.m. | Online Via Zoom |

Fall 2026 Co-op – Applications Now Open!  

Interested in the LA&PS Co-op Program for fall 2026? Applications are now open! Start by completing the information session to learn more about the program, eligibility requirements and available supports.��

Register for the self-paced co-op information session on eClass.

Got Co-op Questions? 

Attend one of our virtual group drop-in advising sessions. Login to  and navigate to Co-op & Internship Program > Co-op Events to find the next available session. No registration needed.��  

You can also  with your co-op coordinator. Spots fill up fast, so book early! 

Tea Time Talks

Join Tea Time Talks, a student-led series where you can share stories, explore cultures and build connections over tea. Enjoy free snacks, meet new friends and discover something new each month. Upcoming sessions:  

Mental Health & Student Well-being   

This session emphasizes dialogue, practical reflection and accessible conversations around well-being, creating space for students to listen, share and ask questions in a respectful and supportive setting. Please note, this session is not lecture-based or clinical in nature.

📅 Wednesday, March 11 | 12 – 2 p.m. | Founders College Room 305 |

Roots & Belonging – Persian Identity, Culture and Community 

Explore Persian identity, culture, and community, with a focus on how heritage, memory and belonging influence students’ connections at 91��ɫ. Through guided discussion and shared reflection, participants will listen, learn and engage with diverse perspectives in a respectful, supportive space.��

📅 Wednesday, March 25 | 12 – 2 p.m. | Founders College Room 305 |

Connections: Student & Alumni Mixer – Careers in Tech Edition 

Meet and mingle with successful 91��ɫ graduates in a variety of senior roles that work in the ever-changing field of technology. Learn about career paths, receive advice and have your questions answered by experts in their fields while enjoying a light dinner.��

Alumni at past events have come from Google, HINGE Consulting Group, ISM, RBC Capital Markets, Softchoice and more.��

📅 Wednesday, March 11 | 6 – 8 p.m. | LA&PS Community Hub, Vanier College Room 001 |

Workshop on Robust Machine Learning Framework and Its Applications 

This workshop focuses on robust machine learning framework and its applications in AI for logistics. The agenda includes invited talks, technical presentations and opportunities for networking and collaboration.��

📅 Thursday, March 12 | 11:30 a.m. – 4:10 p.m. | Victor Phillip Dahdaleh Building, Room 2118 

The Nellie Library 5th Undergraduate Student Conference  

This drop-in event highlights undergraduate student projects grounded in feminist, anti-racist, intersectional, queer and decolonial approaches, with complementary refreshments.��

This year's conference is a special fundraising event for Friends of Ruby, a local charity supporting queer and trans youth through safe housing, legal programs and counselling. Cash donations will be collected during the event, with raffle prizes available.��

📅 Friday, March 13 | 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. | The Nellie Library, Founders College Room 204  

The Business & Society Program Winter Lecture 2026: Lost Momentum on Climate Action: Some Reflections

Join this lecture with MP Elizabeth May, leader of the Green Party of Canada, as she explores why momentum on climate‑change initiatives in Canada has slowed — and what it might take to get back on track.  

📅 Friday, March 13 | 2:30 – 4 p.m. | Curtis Lecture Hall D

Sociology Lecture Series

Discover how music, art and global icons inspired transnational solidarity for the anti-apartheid struggle. Join Professor Sylvia Bawa for a powerful talk on solidarity, human rights and hope in turbulent times, as she draws from her co-edited book, Truth Commissions and State Building.

📅 Wednesday, March 18 | 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. | South Ross Building, Room 802 | Register Here

Discover 91��ɫ Regional Police 

Join us to network and learn more about the career opportunities with 91��ɫ Regional Police (YRP). This is a great chance to connect, ask questions and explore how you can get involved.��

📅 Wednesday, March 25 | 3 – 4:30 p.m. | CoLearn Space, Ross Building South Room 117 |

Reminders

New Land Acknowledgement: If you are planning to host an event on campus, please refer to the new Land Acknowledgement, developed for any event taking place on lands historically inhabited and currently cared for by Indigenous Peoples.��