Past Events

Leading scholars examine the Charter's s.33 resurgence and its impact on rights and democracy Join us for a panel featuring leading scholars who examine why the notwithstanding clause is being used more often, how the public views it, and what it means for rights and democracy in Canada. Don’t miss this thought-provoking discussion.

International graduate and undergraduate students - Don’t miss this opportunity to boost your confidence and career readiness! Designed to support your transition into the Canadian workplace, this event will provide you with essential tools for navigating the local job market including mock interviews, resume feedback and a free professional headshot. This is a great opportunity to practice interview skills in a low-stakes environment!

Thinking about what to do with your degree after graduation?  The Criminal Justice and Public Policy (CJPP) program and Student Society invite you to our career event to hear from and meet with professionals currently working in the criminal justice and public policy fields.

Interested in learning more about aspects of Environmental, Sustainability and Governance in the Mining Sector? Join the Kinross Chair as we participate in one of the largest conventions held annually in Canada. Located downtown Toronto at the Metro Convention Centre, the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) hosts around 27,000 delegates from around the world. Be a part of this meaningful experience and join these three streams:  

Join Chief Justice Glenn Joyal of the Manitoba Court of King’s Bench. Welcoming Guest Speaker Chief Justice Glenn Joyal who examines the paradoxical aspects of judicial independence within Canada’s constitutional framework.

What does real justice look like for individuals and communities? 

Join Dr Jordi Díez as we discuss the role of high courts in abortion rulings Political Science Professor Dr. Jordi Díez presents his latest book, The Judicial Politics of Abortion in Latin America, which explores the significant role of courts and judicial actors in influencing key abortion decisions.

As AI tools rapidly evolve, faculty across the social sciences are rethinking how to design meaningful, rigorous, and engaging assessments. Join us for two practical sessions delivered by the Office of Teaching and Learning on designing assessments in an AI-enhanced learning environment. We will share assessment ideas from the social sciences and discuss how they could be adapted to align with your course learning outcomes. We will be joined by a faculty colleague who will showcase examples from their teaching.

International Students End of Semester Celebration  Please join us for our end-of-semester celebration! Join us for an afternoon of fun and connection as we wrap up the semester together. Enjoy snacks from around the world and take this opportunity to connect, relax, and celebrate all you've accomplished this term!

Thinking about graduate school? Join Dr. Sarah Cahill for a fire-side casual chat and coffee. The Graduate Mentorship Program invites Black, Indigenous, Racialized, and International Students to an engaging and welcoming coffee hour with Dr. Sarah Cahill, Associate Director of Graduate Studies, Strategic Planning, and Program Innovation. This is your chance to connect in a relaxed setting, ask questions, and gain invaluable insights from an experienced leader who understands the unique journeys of diverse graduate students. Gain insights in: