Moncton Campus CYC Presentation -MAGMA
Elizabeth Jonah -Community Connections Manager presenting to CYC class
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CYCW MENTAL HEALTH FAIR
Fredericton Campus Lounge 850 Prospect Street, Fredericton, NBCome learn about various mental health conditions in the lounge at Fredericton Campus
CSW/AW West Job Search Q&A
Are you a Hamilton, Kitchener, London, or Windsor CSW/AW student starting your internship soon and wondering about looking for work in the field after graduation? Are you just starting in your program and curious what job prospects will be like when you reach the end of your program? Come and see your Employment Specialist for […]
triOS & Eastern – MS Office Tutoring & Review
Join Farah Shaife (Student Experience Coordinator) to help you with challenges with MS Office modules.
Valentine’s Day Celebration – Treats & Hot chocolate – student assembly
We’re excited to celebrate Valentine’s Day with you! Join us on Friday, February 14, 10:30am, in Common Area of the Kitchener Campus for a gathering with treats and hot chocolate. Come enjoy some sweet treats, share good vibes, and celebrate the day together.
Eastern Remote: Valentine’s Trivia
Celebrate Valentine’s day with a quick round of trivia! Eastern swag for the winner!
Family Day
Staff and Student Holiday
Eastern Remote: TedTalk “Illusions”
Part 1/2 Learn to begin to combat negative self-talk by practicing some fun drawing techniques. This session is a great way to build confidence when learning any new skill.
PSW Hospice SENB
Moncton campus welcomes Brenda Richard, Manager of Moncton Hospice SENB to educate PSW students on end of life care and qualities of a Care Provider required
STUDENT ASSEMBLY: BLACK HISTORY MONTH
triOS College Brampton 252 Queen St. E, Brampton, L6V 1C1, Canada.” This theme acknowledges and celebrates the diversity of Black Canadians, the importance of their leadership and the legacy built for future generations. The theme underscores that Black Canadians have a rightful place in the nation’s narrative, with over 400 years of historical presence on the Indigenous lands, deserving acknowledgment and celebration.