The event brought together students from various areas of specialization: Book Making & Publishing, Digital Authoring, Periodical Writing & Publishing, and Corporate & Organizational Writing. They showcased their experiential educational project outcomes, including community projects, writing, book editing and corporate communications activities.
Read moreEki Okungbowa’s university experience was a richer one, thanks to a placement she undertook as the result of a fourth-year class, Atypical Development. The course focused on children, youth and adolescents with learning disabilities and Okungbowa decided to obtain some hands-on experience by working with a youngster with special learning needs. She paired up with a Grade 8 student at Africentric Alternative School in Toronto.
Read moreFive Schulich School of Business Master of Marketing students, alongside program director and Professor David Rice, are now the managing editors of “Future of Marketing” magazine.
Read moreHernan Humana, a former volleyball coach who teaches in the School of Kinesiology & Health Science in the Faculty of Health, brought two Olympic athletes into class so that students could hear first-hand what it takes to be a high-level athlete.
Read moreThe meaning of digital literacy and what it could be in the future will be explored at events throughout the Greater Toronto Area, including sessions, exhibits and workshops at York University through the University Libraries.
Read moreOsgoode Professional Development will celebrate internationally trained lawyers in Toronto’s legal community at its fifth annual Osgoode’s Internationally Trained Lawyers Day on June 12 at York University.
Read moreA new degree program rooted in Indigenous thought that is a partnership between York University’s Faculty of Education and the Toronto District School Board officially launched on May 2 with an event celebrating the Indigenous education program.
Read moreAll full-time non-academic employees are eligible to cast a ballot for the non-academic employee nominee to the Board of Governors. Voting will be conducted by e-vote and opens May 21 at 9 a.m. and closes June 3 at 12 p.m.
Read moreOn May 22, York International will host a talk titled “Nanyang Technological University Education and Immersion Opportunities,” followed by a talk on Portuguese culture on May 27. Both events are free and open to students interested in studying overseas.
Read moreThis year’s conference theme was “fostering inclusivity as leaders in the community.” The conference focused on developing leadership capacity for student leaders who have a role supporting other students for the summer or upcoming academic year. The event took place April 24.
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