Graduate Events Calendar 2021-22

https://tatp.utoronto.ca/event/online-fc-soc-sep9/The University of Toronto Mississauga is proud to host and support a wide variety of events for graduate students across the University of Toronto tri-campus. Facilitated through our academic and non-academic units at UTM, these events are intended to foster interdisciplinary exchange and help graduate students develop the skills necessary to be successful in their academic careers.

Provided below is a calendar of scheduled graduate events for the 2021-22 season. Click on a calendar entry to learn more about the graduate event, including the time and location. A legend explaining unit abbreviations is provided at the bottom of this page.

If your unit is planning an event for graduate students that you wish to add to the Graduate Events Calendar, please contact jessica.carlos@utoronto.ca.

For events hosted by the School of Graduate Studies, please see the calendar on the SGS website.

July 2021

Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
 
 
 
 

1

 

2

 

3

 

4

 

5

 

6

RGASC: Graduate Writing Group

7

 

8

TATP: E-Orientation for International TAs Drop-in Q&A

9

 

10

 

11

 

12

 

13

RGASC: Graduate Writing Group

14

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English),10am-12pm ET

15

TATP: E-Orientation for International TAs Drop-in Q&A

16

 

17

 

18

 

19

 

20

RGASC: Graduate Writing Group

21

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English) 10am-12pm ET

22

TATP: E-Orientation for International TAs Drop-in Q&A

23

 

24

 

25

 

26

 

27

RGASC: Graduate Writing Group

28

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English)10am-12pm ET

29

TATP: E-Orientation for International TAs Drop-in Q&A

30

 

31

 

August 2021

Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday

1

 

2

 

3

RGASC: Graduate Writing Group

4

 

5

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English)10am-12pm ET

6

 

7

 

8

 

9

 

10

RGASC: Graduate Writing Group

11

 

12

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English)10am-12pm ET

13

 

14

 

15

 

16

 

17

RGASC: Graduate Writing Group

18

 

19

 

20

 

21

 

22

 

23

 

24

RGASC: Graduate Writing Group 

 

25

 

26

 

27

GCAC: Symposium on Effective Academic Communication for Incoming International Graduate Students 

28

 

29

 

30

TATP: Online TA Week 9:00 AM-1:45 PM

ESPECIALLY: TAing at UTM, 12:45-1:45 PM

31

TATP: Online TA Week, 1:00 - 4:30 PM

 
 
 
 

September 2021

Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
 
 
 

1

TATP: Online TA Week, 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM

 

2

TATP: Online TA Week, 1:00-4:30 PM

3

 

4

 

5

 

6

 

7

TATP: Online First Contract Training for Online Teaching – Humanities-9am-11am ET

TATP: Online First Contract Training for Online Teaching – Social Sciences 11am-1pm ET

 

TATP: Online First Contract Training for Online Teaching – Sciences & Engineering 1pm-3pm ET

 

 

 

 

 

8

 TATP: Online First Contract Training for In-Person & Hybrid Teaching – Sciences & Engineering 1pm-3pm ET

TATP: Online First Contract Training for In-Person & Hybrid Teaching – Humanities 9am-11am ET
TATP: Online First Contract Training for In-Person & Hybrid Teaching – Social Sciences 1pm-3pm ET
 

9

TATP: Online First Contract Training for Online Teaching – Sciences & Engineering 11am-1pm ET

 

TATP: Online First Contract Training for Online Teaching – Humanities 1pm-3pm ET

TATP: Online First Contract Training for Online Teaching – Social Sciences 1pm-3pm ET

10

TATP: Online First Contract Training for In-Person & Hybrid Teaching – Humanities 10am-12pm ET

TATP: Online First Contract Training for In-Person & Hybrid Teaching – Social Sciences 12pm-2pm ET
TATP: Online First Contract Training for In-Person & Hybrid Teaching – Sciences & Engineering 2pm-4pm ET

11

 

12

 

13

TATP: Online First Contract Training for Online Teaching – Sciences & Engineering 12pm-2pm ET

TATP: Online First Contract Training for Online Teaching – Social Sciences 2pm-4pm ET

GCAC: Preparing for Academic Writing and Speaking in English: Using Small Talk for Networking (for multilingual students) 1:30pm-3pm

14

TATP: Online First Contract Training for In-Person & Hybrid Teaching – Social Sciences 9am-11am ET
TATP: Online First Contract Training for In-Person & Hybrid Teaching – Sciences & Engineering 11am-1pm ET

GCAC: Academic Conversation Skills (for Non-Native Speakers of English 9am-11am ​​​​​​,1pm-3pm ET )

 

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English) 10am-12pm ET

RGASC: Grad Writing Groups 1-4 pm

LIB: Images: Finding and Using Images for Professional Research, Theses and Publishing 4pm-5:30pm

15

GCAC: Understanding the Research Article: Reading Towards Writing (Divisions 1 and 2) 10am-12pm ET

GCAC: Academic Conversation Skills (for Non-Native Speakers of English) 9am-11am , 7pm-9pm ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English)7pm-9pm ET

CPS: Colloquium Series – Jean-Francois Masson 3:10pm-4:10pm

GCAC: Developing and Pitching a Research Project: Writing a Thesis or Grant Proposal: An Overview 4pm-5:30pm

 

 

16

GCAC: Academic Conversation Skills (for Non-Native Speakers of English) 9am-11am ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English)1pm-3pm ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 2: Focus on Grammar (for Non-Native Speakers of English)3pm-5pm ET

17

GCAC: Academic Conversation Skills (for Non-Native Speakers of English) 9am-11am ET

BIO: Seminar Series – Santiago Claramunt 12pm-1pm

18

 

19

 

20

TATP: Identify, Assist, Refer Plus Training (IAR+) 1pm-3pm

GCAC: Preparing for Academic Writing and Speaking in English: Writing Effective Academic Emails (for multilingual students) 1:30pm-3pm

21

GCAC: Academic Conversation Skills (for Non-Native Speakers of English 9am-11am , 1pm-3pm ET)

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English) 10am-12pm ET, 1pm-3pm ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 2: Focus on Grammar (for Non-Native Speakers of English)2pm-4pm ET

CTSI: Creating Equitable Classrooms (Roundtable): Talking Circle on Integrating Indigenous Content into the Curriculum 12-1

RGASC: Grad Writing Groups 1-4 ​​​​​​pm

22

TATP: Online First Contract Training for Online Teaching – Humanities & Social Sciences 10am-12pm ET

TATP: Online First Contract Training for Online Teaching – Sciences & Engineering 2pm-4pm ET

GCAC: Understanding the Research Article: Reading Towards Writing (Divisions 1 and 2) 10am-12pm ET

GCAC: Academic Conversation Skills (for Non-Native Speakers of English) 9am-11am , 7pm-9pm ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English)7pm-9pm ET

CPS: Colloquium Series – Lea Hirsch 3:10pm-4:10pm

Developing and Pitching a Research Project: Strategies for Clarifying and Organizing Your Ideas Before You Write 4pm-5:30pm

 

23

TATP: Online First Contract Training for In-Person & Hybrid Teaching – Humanities & Social Sciences 9am-11am ET

TATP: Online First Contract Training for Online Teaching – Sciences & Engineering 1pm-3pm ET

GCAC: Prewriting Strategies for Developing and Organizing Your Ideas (All Divisions) 10am-12pm ET

GCAC: Academic Conversation Skills (for Non-Native Speakers of English) 9am-11am ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English)1pm-3pm ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 2: Focus on Grammar (for Non-Native Speakers of English)3pm-5pm ET

GCAC: Becoming a Better Editor of Your Own Work (Divisions 1 and 2, for Native Speakers of English)6pm-8pm ET

GCAC: Becoming a Better Editor of Your Own Work (Divisions 3 and 4, for Native Speakers of English)10am-12pm ET

24

GCAC: Thesis Writing in the Humanities and Social Sciences 1:00pm-3pm ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English)9am-11am ET

BIO: Seminar Series – Susan Gasser 12pm-1pm

25

 

26

 

27

RGASC: Learning Through a Screen 2pm-4pm ET

GCAC: Preparing for Academic Writing and Speaking in English: Improving Grammatical Correctness: Focus on Verb Tenses (for multilingual students) 1:30pm-3pm

GCAC: Getting Through Graduate Work: Making the Most of Oral Presentations 4pm-5:30pm

28

GCAC: Academic Conversation Skills (for Non-Native Speakers of English) 9am-11am ,1pm-3pm ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English)10am-12pm ET, 1pm-3pm ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 2: Focus on Grammar (for Non-Native Speakers of English)2pm-4pm ET

RGASC: Grad Writing Groups 1-4 pm

LIB: Research Collaboration with Zotero and Hypothes.is 2pm-3pm

TATP: Quercus for Teaching and Learning: Effective Q-Design and Q-Engagement 2pm-4pm

29

GCAC: Understanding the Research Article: Reading Towards Writing (Divisions 1 and 2) 10am-12pm ET

GCAC: Academic Conversation Skills (for Non-Native Speakers of English) 9am-11am , 7pm-9pm ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English)7pm-9pm ET

CPS: Colloquium Series – David Armstrong 3:10pm-4:10pm

GCAC: Developing and Pitching a Research Project: Writing a Literature Review that Demonstrates the Need for Your Research 4pm-5:30pm

30

GCAC: Prewriting Strategies for Developing and Organizing Your Ideas (All Divisions) 10am-12pm ET

GCAC: Academic Conversation Skills (for Non-Native Speakers of English) 9am-11am ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English) 1pm-3pm ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 2: Focus on Grammar (for Non-Native Speakers of English)3pm-5pm ET

GCAC: Becoming a Better Editor of Your Own Work (Divisions 1 and 2, for Native Speakers of English)6pm-8pm ET

GCAC: Becoming a Better Editor of Your Own Work (Divisions 3 and 4, for Native Speakers of English)10am-12pm ET

LIB: Creating your Own Scholarly Edition 3pm-4pm

 

 
 

October 2021

Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
 
 
 
 
 

1

GCAC: Writing SSHR Proposals for Master’s Students 10am-11:30am ET

GCAC: Thesis Writing in the Humanities and Social Sciences 1:00pm-3pm ET

 

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English)9am-11am ET

BIO: Seminar Series – Cassidy D’Aloia 12pm-1pm

2

 

3

 

4

GCAC: Preparing for Academic Writing and Speaking in English: Punctuation in Academic Writing: Improving Sense and Style (for multilingual students) 1:30pm-3pm

GCAC: Getting Through Graduate Work: 5 Principles to Improve Your Academic Writing 4pm-5:30pm

GCAC: Giving Effective Oral Presentations: Organizing your Presentation 5:30pm-7pm

5

GCAC: Academic Conversation Skills (for Non-Native Speakers of English) 9am-11am , 1pm-3pm ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English)10am-12pm ET, 1pm-3pm ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 2: Focus on Grammar (for Non-Native Speakers of English)2pm-4pm ET

CTSI: Effective Strategies for Preparing a Teaching Award Nomination File 11-12

RGASC: Grad Writing Groups 1-4 pm

TATP: Preparing Your Teaching Dossier 10am-12pm

6

GCAC: Understanding the Research Article: Reading Towards Writing (Divisions 1 and 2) 10am-12pm ET

GCAC: Academic Conversation Skills (for Non-Native Speakers of English) 9am-11am , 7pm-9pm ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English)7pm-9pm ET

LIB: Identifiers and Impact: Using ORCiD and Your Research Impact 1pm-2pm

CPS: Colloquium Series – Steven Frey 3:10pm-4:10pm

TATP: Integrating Multimodal Learning into the Online Environment 2pm-4pm

GCAC: Developing and Pitching a Research Project: Clear Thinking, Clear Writing: Communicating Clearly to Your Target Audience(s)  4pm-5:30pm

 

7

GCAC: Prewriting Strategies for Developing and Organizing Your Ideas (All Divisions) 10am-12pm ET

GCAC: Academic Conversation Skills (for Non-Native Speakers of English) 9am-11am ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English) 1pm-3pm ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 2: Focus on Grammar (for Non-Native Speakers of English)3pm-5pm ET

GCAC: Becoming a Better Editor of Your Own Work (Divisions 1 and 2, for Native Speakers of English)6pm-8pm ET

GCAC: Becoming a Better Editor of Your Own Work (Divisions 3 and 4, for Native Speakers of English)10am-12pm ET

RGASC and UTMAGS: Grad Chats 12-30-1:30pm

TATP: Personalizing Your Land Acknowledgement 10am-11:30am

8

GCAC: Writing SSHR Proposals for Master’s Students  10am-11:30am ET

GCAC: Thesis Writing in the Humanities and Social Sciences 1:00pm-3pm ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English)9am-11am ET

BIO: Seminar Series – Maitreya Dunham 12pm-1pm

GCAC: Giving Effective Oral Presentations: Using Story and Narrative to Communicate Your Research 5:30pm-7pm

9

 

10

 

11

 

12

GCAC: Academic Conversation Skills (for Non-Native Speakers of English) 9am-11am ,1pm-3pm

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English)10am-12pm ET, 1pm-3pm ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 2: Focus on Grammar (for Non-Native Speakers of English)2pm-4pm ET

RGASC: Grad Writing Groups 1-4 pm

TATP: Identifying and Addressing Microaggressions in the University Classroom 2pm-4pm

13

GCAC: Understanding the Research Article: Reading Towards Writing (Divisions 1 and 2) 10am-12pm ET

GCAC: Academic Conversation Skills (for Non-Native Speakers of English) 9am-11am , 7pm-9pm ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English)7pm-9pm ET

RGASC: GPDC 10am-2pm ET

 

14

GCAC: Prewriting Strategies for Developing and Organizing Your Ideas (All Divisions) 10am-12pm ET

GCAC: Academic Conversation Skills (for Non-Native Speakers of English) 9am-11am ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English)1pm-3pm ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 2: Focus on Grammar (for Non-Native Speakers of English)3pm-5pm ET

GCAC: Becoming a Better Editor of Your Own Work (Divisions 1 and 2, for Native Speakers of English)6pm-8pm ET

GCAC: Becoming a Better Editor of Your Own Work (Divisions 3 and 4, for Native Speakers of English)10am-12pm ET

RGASC: GPDC 10am-2:30pm ET

RGASC and UTMAGS: Grad Chats 12-30-1:30pm

15

GCAC: Writing SSHR Proposals for Master’s Students 10am-11:30am ET

GCAC: Thesis Writing in the Humanities and Social Sciences 1:00pm-3pm ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English)9am-11am ET

16

 

17

 

18

GCAC: Getting Through Graduate Work: How to Work Effectively with Sources in Your Writing 4pm-5:30pm

19

GCAC: Academic Conversation Skills (for Non-Native Speakers of English) 9am-11am , 1pm-3pm ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English)1pm-3pm ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 2: Focus on Grammar (for Non-Native Speakers of English)2pm-4pm ET

RGASC: Grad Writing Groups 1-4 pm

LIB: Automatically Download a Web Archive with Wget 3pm-4pm

GCAC: Improving Your Graduate Writing: Understanding Tone 4pm-5:30pm

20

GCAC: Understanding the Research Article: Reading Towards Writing (Divisions 1 and 2) 10am-12pm ET

GCAC: Academic Conversation Skills (for Non-Native Speakers of English) 9am-11am , 7pm-9pm ET

CPS: Colloquium Series – Heather Clark 3:10pm-4:10pm

GEO: Graduate Presentation 12-1PM For more information please contact geography.admin@utoronto.ca

21

GCAC: Academic Conversation Skills (for Non-Native Speakers of English) 9am-11am ET

GCAC: Becoming a Better Editor of Your Own Work (Divisions 1 and 2, for Native Speakers of English)6pm-8pm ET

GCAC: Becoming a Better Editor of Your Own Work (Divisions 3 and 4, for Native Speakers of English)10am-12pm ET

LIB: Unix and Git, Part 1: The Unix Shell 3pm-4:30pm

RGASC and UTMAGS: Grad Chats 12-30-1:30pm

22

GCAC: Writing SSHR Proposals for Master’s Students 10am-11:30am ET

GCAC: Thesis Writing in the Humanities and Social Sciences 1:00pm-3pm ET

GCAC: Academic Writing 1: Focus on Essentials (for Non-Native Speakers of English)9am-11am ET

BIO: Seminar Series – Matt Smear 12pm-1pm

23

 

24

 

25

RGASC: Using the UTM Library (Remotely) as a Graduate Student 2pm-4pm ET

GCAC: Getting Through Graduate Work: Strategies for Writing Great Lit Reviews 4pm-5:30pm

26

CTSI: Demystifying the Dossier: Looking Ahead: Identifying & Articulating Teaching Success 10-11:30

RGASC: Grad Writing Groups 1-4pm

TATP: Teaching and Learning in Uncertainty: The Role of Care and Kindness in the Classroom 2pm-4pm

GCAC: Improving Your Graduate Writing: Managing Flow 4pm-5:30pm

27

CPS: Colloquium Series – Hilary Martens 3:10pm-4:10pm

TATP: Demystifying Library Research for Your Students 10am-12pm

GEO: Csillag Presentation 12-1PM For more information please contact geography.admin@utoronto.ca

28

LIB: Unix and Git, Part 2: Introduction to Git 3pm-4:30pm

29

BIO: Seminar Series – Kari Segraves 12pm-1pm

30

 

31

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

November 2021

Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
 

1

RGASC: Introduction to Python  1pm-3pm

GCAC: Getting Through Graduate Work: Metadiscourse: What It Is, How to Use It and Why It’s So Important 4pm-5:30pm

2

RGASC: Grad Writing Groups 1-4 pm

Literature Synthesis Bootcamp-Part 1: Systematic & Scoping Review Basics 2pm-3pm

TATP: Statement of Teaching Philosophy Clinic 2pm-4pm

GCAC: Improving Your Graduate Writing: Establishing Coherence 4pm-5:30pm

3

LIB: Literature Synthesis Bootcamp-Part 2: Structured Searching 2pm-3pm

CPS: Colloquium Series – Georg Winter 10pm-4:10pm

4

RGASC and UTMAGS: Grad Chats 12-30-1:30pm

Literature Synthesis Bootcamp-Part 3: Using COVIDENCE for Literature Screening 2pm-3pm

5

 

6

 

7

 

8

RGASC: Introduction to Python 1pm-3pm

9

RGASC: Grad Writing Groups 1-4 pm

LIB: Scrape Instagram Data with Instagram-Scraper 3pm-4pm

GCAC: Improving Your Graduate Writing: Achieving Correctness 4pm-5:30pm

10

CPS: Colloquium Series – Alana Olgata 3:10pm-4:10pm

GEO: Graduate Presentation  12-1PM For more information please contact geography.admin@utoronto.ca

11

LIB: Copyright, Licensing, and Permissions 3pm-4:30pm

GCAC: Giving Effective Oral Presentations: Connecting with Your Audience Online 5:30pm-7pm

12

TATP: Accessibility Services and the Accommodations Process Friday, November 12, 2021 10AM-12PM

13

 

14

 

15

 

16

RGASC: Grad Writing Groups 1-4 pm

 RGASC: Writing a Teaching Statement for a Faculty Job Application Tuesday, November 16, 2021 12-1PM

17

CPS: Colloquium Series – Noah Planavsky 3:10pm-4:10pm

GEO: Graduate Presentation 12-1PM For more information please contact geography.admin@utoronto.ca

  

18

RGASC and UTMAGS: Grad Chats 12-30-1:30pm

TATP: Intercultural Communication in Teaching and Learning Thursday, November 18, 2021 1-3PM

19

GCAC: Giving Effective Oral Presentations: Accessible Presentations 9:30am-11am

20

 

21

 

22

 

23

RGASC: Grad Writing Groups 1-4 pm

LIB: Scrape Twitter Data with TWARC 3pm-4pm

24

CPS: Colloquium Series – John P. Grotzinger 3:10pm-4:10pm

GEO: Graduate Presentation 12-1PM 

For more information please contact geography.admin@utoronto.ca

TATP: Grading Strategies for Teaching Assistants Wednesday, November 24, 2021 9-11AM

 

 

25

RGASC: Data Visualisation with Tableau 1pm-3pm ET

TATP: Identifying, Honing, and Teaching with Transferable Skills Thursday, November 25, 2021 10AM-12PM

26

GCAC: Giving Effective Oral Presentations: PowerPoint Techniques for Academic Presentations 9:30am-11am

27

 

28

 

29

TATP: Mock Academic Interview Monday, November 29, 2021 10AM-12PM

30

CTSI: Creating Equitable Classrooms (Roundtable): Let’s Talk About Failure at U of T 12-1

RGASC: Grad Writing Groups 1-4 pm

RGASC: Writing an Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Statement for a Faculty Job Application Tuesday, November 30, 2021 12-1PM

 
 
 
 

December 2021

Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
 
 
 

1

LIB: Making a Map in RStudio 2pm-3:30pm

CPS: CPS Awards Colloquium 3:10pm-4:10pm

2

RGASC and UTMAGS: Grad Chats 12-30-1:30pm

3

 

4

 

5

 

6

 

7

RGASC: Grad Writing Groups 1-4 pm

8

 

9

 

10

TATP: Course Instructor Training Camp Tuesday, November 30, 2021 12-2PM

11

 

12

 

13

 

14

 

15

 

16

RGASC and UTMAGS: Grad Chats 12-30-1:30pm

17

 

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19

 

20

 

21

 

22

 

23

 

24

 

25

 

26

 

27

 

28

 

29

 

30

 

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January 2022

Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
 
 
 
 
 
 

1

 

2

 

3

 

4

 

5

SGS: Winter Graduate Student Welcome  January 5, 2022 12-1:30PM ET

6

 

7

 

8

 

9

 

10

 

11

 

12

GEO: Graduate Presentation 12-1PM For more information please contact geography.admin@utoronto.ca

13

TATP: Quercus for Teaching and Learning: Effective Q-Design and Q-Engagement Thursday, January 13 2-4pm

14

GCAC: Using Small Talk for Networking Friday, January 14 10-11:30pm

15

 

16

 

17

 

18

RGASC: Grad Writing Group Tuesdays 10am-1pm Jan. 18th-April 26th

19

GEO: Graduate Presentation 12-1PM For more information please contact geography.admin@utoronto.ca

TATP: Preparing Your Teaching Dossier Wednesday, January 19 2-4pm

GCAC: Writing a Literature Review that Demonstrates the Need for Your Research Wednesday, January 19 4-5:30pm

CPS: Colloquium Series – Catherine Musselman Wed. Jan. 19 3:10pm-4:10pm

 

20

TATP: Online First Contract Training—All Disciplines Thursday, January 20 9-11am

21

RGASC: Grad Chats Friday, January 21 1-2pm

GCAC: Participating in Academic Discussion Friday, January 21 10-11:30am

22

 

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24

 

TATP: Identify, Assist, Refer Plus Training (IAR+) Monday, January 24 1-3pm

25

RGASC: Grad Writing Group Tuesdays 10am-1pm Jan. 18th-April 26th

TATP: Personal and Pedagogical Value of Failure Tuesday, January 25 9-11am

 

26

GEO: Graduate Presentation 12-1PM 

For more information please contact geography.admin@utoronto.ca

CPS: Colloquium Series – Hee-Sun Han Wed. Jan. 26 3:10pm-4:10pm

GCAC: Strategies for Clarifying and Organizing Your Ideas Before You Write  Wed., Jan. 26 4-5:30pm

 TATP: Accessible Practices: Language and Space

27

 

28

TATP: What’s Your Story: Supporting Anti-Oppressive Education through Storytelling Friday, January 28 10am-12pm

GCAC: Understanding and Applying Email Etiquette Friday, January 28 10-11:30am

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30

 

31

TATP: TA101: Building on the Basics Monday, January 31 11am-1pm

 
 
 
 
 

February 2022

Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
 
 

1

RGASC: Grad Writing Group Tuesdays 10am-1pm Jan. 18th-April 26th

2

GEO: Csillag Presentation 12-1PM For more information please contact geography.admin@utoronto.ca

TATP: Supporting BIPOC Students Beyond COVID-19 Wednesday, February 2 1-3pm

CPS: Colloquium Series – CPS Awards Colloquium Wed. February 2 3:10pm-4:10pm

GCAC: Building a Better Relationship with your Writing Wed., February 2 4-5:30pm

3

 

4

GCAC: Improving Grammatical Correctness: Focus on Verb Tenses Friday, February 4 10-11:30am

5

 

6

 

7

TATP: Introduction to Trauma-Informed Pedagogy Monday, February 7 2-4pm

GCAC: Designing Graphics for Publication Monday, February 7 4-5:30pm

8

RGASC: Grad Writing Group  Tuesdays 10am-1pm Jan. 18th-April 26th

TATP: It Starts with a Plan: Promoting Student Engagement through Effective Tutorial Design Tuesday, February 8 10am-12pm

9

CPS: Colloquium Series – Rachel O’Reilly Wed. February 9 3:10pm-4:10pm

GCAC: Processing Feedback on your Writing Wed., February 9 4-5:30pm

 

10

TATP: Community Discussion: Gender Bias in STEM Focused on Womxn’s Thursday, February 10 10am-12pm Experiences

RGASC: Citation Management with Zotero, Mendeley, and Refworks Thursday, February 10 1-3pm

11

GCAC: Punctuation in Academic Writing: Improving Sense and Style Friday, February 11 10-11:30am

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13

 

14

TATP: Online, In-person, and In Between: Navigating the Changing Educational Landscape  Monday, February 14 10am-12pm

GCAC: Creating and Designing Poster Presentations for Scientific Conferences Monday, February 14 4-5:30pm

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RGASC: Grad Writing Group Tuesdays 10am-1pm Jan. 18th-April 26th

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GEO: Graduate Presentation 12-1PM For more information please contact geography.admin@utoronto.ca

CPS: Colloquium Series – Camilla Catania Wed. February 16 3:10pm-4:10pm

GCAC: Improving your Online Presentations Wed., February 16 4-5:30pm

 

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RGASC: Grad Chats Friday, February 18 1-2pm

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RGASC: Grad Writing Group Tuesdays 10am-1pm Jan. 18th-April 26th

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TATP: Community Discussion: Tenure is Not the Only Track: Marketing Your Teaching Skills for Alternative Academic Careers 1-2:30pm

RGASC: Graduate Professional Development Conference Wednesday, February 23rd – Friday, February 25th

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RGASC: Graduate Professional Development Conference

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RGASC: Graduate Professional Development Conference Wednesday, February 23rd – Friday, February 25th

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TATP: Community Discussion: Troubleshooting TA Challenges 11am-1pm

 TATP: The Role of Contemplative Strategies in an Anti-Oppressive Classroom 2-4pm

GCAC: Accessible Presentations 4-5:30pm

 
 
 
 
 

March 2022

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RGASC: Grad Writing Group Tuesdays 10am-1pm Jan. 18th-April 26th

TATP: Community Discussion: Supporting Students Dealing with Academic Challenges and Failures 1-2:30pm

 

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CPS: Colloquium Series – Francyne Amarante 3:10pm-4:10pm

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TATP: Promoting Gender Diversity in STEM 10am-12pm

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GCAC: PowerPoint Techniques for Academic Presentations 4-5:30

 

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RGASC: Grad Writing Group Tuesdays 10am-1pm Jan. 18th-April 26th

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GEO: Graduate Presentation

12-1PM For more information please contact geography.admin@utoronto.ca

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RGASC: Editing your Work (Humanities and Social Sciences) 3-5pm

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GCAC: Presenting Visual Data: Using the Golden Ratio 4-5:30pm

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RGASC: Grad Writing Group Tuesdays 10am-1pm Jan. 18th-April 26th

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GEO: Graduate Presentation 12-1PM 

For more information please contact geography.admin@utoronto.ca

CPS: Colloquium Series – Rachel Martin 3:10pm-4:10pm

 

 

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RGASC: Editing your Work (STEM) 3-5pm

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RGASC: Grad Chats 1-2pm

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RGASC: Grad Writing Group Tuesdays 10am-1pm Jan. 18th-April 26th

TATP: Preparing Your Teaching Dossier 10am-12pm

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GEO: Csillag Presentation 12-1PM 

For more information please contact geography.admin@utoronto.ca

RGASC: Introduction to R Part 1  3-5pm

CPS: Colloquium Series – Sven van Teeffelen 3:10pm-4:10pm

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TATP: Community Discussion: Supporting Students with Contact and Care 12-2pm

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RGASC: Grad Writing Group Tuesdays 10am-1pm Jan. 18th-April 26th

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RGASC: Introduction to R Part 2 3-5pm

CPS: Colloquium Series – Max Prigozhin 3:10pm-4:10pm

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RGASC: Grad Writing Group Tuesdays 10am-1pm Jan. 18th-April 26th

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CPS: Colloquium Series – Phil Heron 3:10pm-4:10pm

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RGASC: Grad Writing Group Tuesdays 10am-1pm Jan. 18th-April 26th

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GEO: Graduate Presentation 12-1PM For more information please contact geography.admin@utoronto.ca 

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RGASC: Grad Writing Group Tuesdays 10am-1pm Jan. 18th-April 26th

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RGASC: Grad Chats 1-2pm

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Legend
  • ANT = Department of Anthropology
  • CPS = Department of Chemical & Physical Sciences
  • CTSI = Centre for Teaching Support and Innovation
  • CUE = Centre for Urban Environments
  • GCAC = Graduate Centre for Academic Communication
  • GGR = Department of Geography
  • HIS = Department of Historical Studies
  • IMI = Institute for Management and Innovation
  • LIB = UTM Library
  • LS = Department of Language Studies
  • MCS = Department of Mathematical & Computational Sciences
  • PSY = Department of Psychology
  • RGASC = Robert Gillespie Academic Skills Centre
  • TATP = Teaching Assistants Training Program
  • UTMAGS = UTM Association of Graduate Students

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