Events & Reunions
Alumni Career Series: How to AI-Proof Your Job Search, Career, and Future
Thursday, November 12, 12:00PM – 1:00PM EDT
Online
Free
Join fellow U of T alumni for an engaging webinar with former LinkedIn leader, Jeremy Schifeling, to learn how to stay adaptable, build future-ready skills, and thrive in an era of rapid change. Discover practical tools and strategies to leverage AI, embrace new opportunities, and thrive in the evolving world of work.
Parallel Paths: the Transformative Power of Indigenous Knowledge Systems
Wednesday, November 25, 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM EDT
Online & On-Demand
Free
Join the conversation to learn more about Indigenous ways of knowing, as our panel of U of T faculty explores Indigenous resurgence, governance and relationships with the land.
Surviving the Smoke: The New Reality of Wildfires
Thursday, November 26, 12:00PM – 1:00PM EDT
Online & On-Demand
Free
Explore how emerging technologies, climate science and community-based solutions are transforming the way we understand, respond to and live with wildfires.
Check out social events, workshops, and lectures geared to your interests.
Virtual Hub for Alumni
Lectures, events, concerts, workouts and more.
On-Demand Content
Professor Park unpack these dynamic trading platforms. The session covers their history, key differences from traditional bookmakers, advantages, and drawbacks. Watch the recording to gain deep insight into a rapidly growing area at the crossroads of AI, finance, technology, and economics.
Personal Finance 101: Building a Strong Financial Foundation
Managing personal finances can feel overwhelming, especially for recent graduates and early career professionals balancing student loans, rising living costs and future financial goals. Learn practical strategies for managing your money and building a more secure financial future from U of T alumnus Yudhvir Kabuli CPA, CFA (BCom '19, MMPA' 20).
Why Gandhi Rejected Violence in Mass Protest
Karuna Mantena, Professor of Political Science at Columbia University, explores what Gandhi believed nonviolent action could achieve that violence cannot. This talk examines how discipline, sacrifice, and restraint can creatively disrupt entrenched attitudes and enable political change.
Psychopathy Unmasked: The Rise and Fall of a Dangerous Diagnosis
Psychopathy is one of the oldest and most researched personality disorders. In this talk, Dr. Rasmus Rosenberg Larsen examines why our fascination with “psychopaths” may be scientifically misguided and shows how the Canadian criminal justice system has arguably misused the controversial science behind the diagnosis.
A Message to the new grads from UTM Alum Wali Shah
A powerful reminder from 2018 UTM alum and spoken word artist Wali Shah to the Class of 2025. In this short clip, he shares a heartfelt story about struggle, patience, and finding purpose beyond the storm.
Anekāntavāda and Jain Identity
Watch Professor Anil Mundra as he examines the ways in which Jain thought and practice - in the hands of one of its foremost exponents, Ācārya Haribhadra Sūri (a Jain leader, philosopher, doxographer, and author) - is inconceivable without anekāntavāda.
First-Time Homebuyers Bootcamp: Steps for Navigating the Path to Home Ownership
Shant Kaltakjian (BBA ‘04 UTSC), Managing Partner & Broker at DLC Mortgage Watch Inc., shares essential tips and strategies for first-time homeowners.
Webinar Series: Do Later-Life Healthcare Transitions Have to Be This Hard?
Heather Snyder and Anne Russell from Champion Family Consulting discussed proactive information, planning, and tips for the transition to elder-care for self, friends, and loved ones.
Financial Literacy for Beginners
Learn real-life financial strategies in this webinar led by UTM alum Sarah Girgis (BCom 2019 UTM)
Why Does It Feel So Good to Be Bad?
Learn what the study of perverse actions can tell us about human nature in this lecture led by U of T psychologist Paul Bloom.
Canada's Homelessness Crisis
Professor Alison Smith discussed why a country as rich and as cold, as Canada, continues to fail to provide safe, adequate, and affordable housing.
Psychological Trauma and Cybercrime
U of T psychiatry professor Katy Kamkar and cyber security investigator Ryan Duquette discussed the impact of cybercrimes on mental health.
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