Upcoming Events & Resources

Events & Reunions

One Million Trees is Sold Out

One Million Trees

Wednesday, September 16, 6:00PM – 8:30PM EDT
In-person
Tom Chater Memorial Park, Mississauga

Join fellow UTM alumni and friends for a hands-on evening of community tree planting in support of the City of Mississauga's goal to plant One Million Trees by 2032.

This event is now sold out.

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Personal Finance 101: Building a Strong Financial Foundation

Tesday, September 22, 7:00PM – 8:00PM EDT
Online & On-Demand

Join fellow alumni to learn practical strategies for managing your money and building a more secure financial future. Whether you are just beginning to organise your finances or looking to develop healthier financial habits, this webinar will provide practical information to help you move forward with confidence.

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Get Hired Fair

Wednesday, September 23, 10:00AM – 2:30PM EDT
In-person
RAWC, UTM Campus

Don't miss the opportunity to speak with reps from various organisations and explore job opportunities including internships, full-time jobs, summer jobs, part-time jobs, volunteer work, and tech co-op placements (for grads from the last two years only).

Alumni Career Series

Alumni Career Series: Is it Time for Your Next Career Move?

Wednesday, September 23, 12:00PM – 1:00PM EDT
Online
Zoom

Whether you're exploring new leadership opportunities, navigating a career transition or considering what you want from your next career chapter, you'll leave with practical tools you can put into action right away.
 

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Graduate & Professional Schools Fair

Tuesday, September 29, 10:30AM – 2:30PM EDT
In-person
RAWC, UTM Campus

Explore graduate and professional programs in fields like law, medicine, business, education, and more. Connect with school reps, ask questions, and learn about application processes (for grads from the last two years only).

2026 All Nations Powwow

2026 All-Nations Powwow

Saturday, October 3, 12:00PM – 5:00PM EDT
In-person
RAWC, UTM Campus

Join the UTM Indigenous Centre for the third annual All-Nations Powwow — an Indigenous social celebration where community members can gather to enjoy traditional singing and dancing. All are welcome, including non-Indigenous community members, and are encouraged to participate in the many experiences a Powwow has to offer.

Amin Rehman, Human Being, 2020, mixed media on paper, 27.94 x 43.18cm.

Lines, Pattern, Action Exhibition Opening and Artist Discussion

Thursday, October 15, 5:30PM – 8:30PM EDT
In-person
Rotunda, Innovation Complex, UTM (map)

Join us for an inspiring evening of contemporary art, cultural dialogue, and thought-provoking conversations exploring identity, migration, gender, ecology, and global change. The panel discussion will be held at 6–7pm, followed by a reception.

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Prediction Markets

Tuesday, October 20, 7:00PM – 8:00PM EDT
Online & On-Demand

Join Professor Park as he unpacks these dynamic trading platforms. The session covers their history, key differences from traditional bookmakers, advantages, and drawbacks. Attendees will gain deep insight into a rapidly growing area at the crossroads of AI, finance, technology, and economics.

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Explore Other U of T Events 

Check out social events, workshops, and lectures geared to your interests.

 

 


On-Demand Content

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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 Class of 2025 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.

UTM's 2025 Valedictory Address  

Meet Salik Qureshi, whose journey from uncertainty to success embodies the spirit of UTM. Watch his address as he reflects on his UTM experience and delivers a message to his fellow graduates.

Prof. Anil

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.

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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.

 

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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.

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Financial Literacy for Beginners
Learn real-life financial strategies in this webinar led by UTM alum Sarah Girgis (BCom 2019 UTM)

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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.

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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.

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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.

 


Downloads

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The Table We Share

Get your free digital copy of UTM's International Alumni Cookbook

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UTM Alumni Zoom Backgrounds
Share the alumni spirit! Download UTM Zoom backgrounds for your next meeting.


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Learn about upcoming events as well as the latest updates on UTM's campus, research and alumni by following us on LinkedIn.

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UTM Commerce & Management Group on LinkedIn 
Connect with other UTM Commerce and Management graduates, learn about networking and volunteer opportunities, and re-engage with students and campus.

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UTM Visual Studies Alumni Group on LinkedIn 
Connect with other UTM Visual Studies graduates, learn about networking and volunteer opportunities, and re-engage with students and campus.

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UTM Department of Language Studies
Connect with the Department of Language Studies, learn about networking and volunteer opportunities, and re-engage with students and campus.

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UTM Department of Chemical & Physical Sciences Alumni
Connect with the Department of Chemical & Physical Sciences, learn about networking and volunteer opportunities, and re-engage with students and campus.