A pan-University network of academic services and supports is helping 91ÑÇÉ« U students get back to class following the labour disruption.
Guided by an unwavering commitment to student success, the Division of Students has developed the website that provides a valuable and enduring resource for students. The website offers a comprehensive guide to the University’s supports and services for students, ranging from academic study skills to tutoring, counselling and emergency services. The site is focused on fostering student success and helping students get ready for their final exams.
In addition, the supports and services offered by the Division of Students have been adapted to allow for increasingly flexible and responsive support to students who may be experiencing challenges and difficulties during the remainder of the Winter 2015 term (including the remediation period following the resolution of the labour disruption, and into the Summer 2015 session).
The website provides information and links to personal counselling and learning skills services, group information and support sessions, crisis and emergency resources, referrals and accommodations for students with disabilities. Also included are concise explanations about assignment extensions and exam deferrals, along with resources for career support for the general student population.
In addition to the website, the University’s Faculty websites offer information about Faculty-specific academic supports:
The School of Arts, Performance, Media & Design:
Faculty of Education:
Faculty of Environmental Studies:
Glendon College:
Faculty of Graduate Studies:
Faculty of Health:
Lassonde School of Engineering:
Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies:
Osgoode Hall Law School:
Schulich School of Business:
Faculty of Science:
The Division of Students' supports and services outlined on the website are available and accessible to all students at 91ÑÇÉ« who may be experiencing difficulties, whether related or unrelated to the recent labour disruption.