Category: Collaborative Relationships & Partnerships 2023

This event operated in partnership with Hart House, the Dios De Los Muertos Collective and First Nations House to honour the global Indigenous community and Indigenous synchronicities. Part of Indigenous Education Week, the event attracted more than 80 attendees, featured…

More than 5,000 students engage in the University of Toronto Work Study program, offering paid on-campus positions in fall/winter and summer sessions. The program enables students from all stages and campuses to develop skills and explore career possibilities through work-integrated…

Student Life Communications and TCard Services launched a number of initiatives encouraging new students to submit their TCard photos and convert JOINids to UTORids before arriving on campus, so they could access resources like their U of T email address. …

In the past year, Accessibility Services developed and implemented the Experiential Learning Accommodations Coordinator role, a new support for staff, faculty and students, who works collaboratively with accessibility advisors and an accommodations specialist. This collaboration has resulted in tailored resources…

The Centre for Community Partnerships (CCP) offered nine faculty development workshops and events to support U of T instructors as they designed and delivered community-engaged learning (CEL) courses.  Course development workshops introduced faculty to the principles and best practices in…

In order to be ready for a program launch in fall 2023, the foundational work of the Tutor Training program known as UT3 was exceptional. The training curriculum was meticulously and thoughtfully developed in accordance with Internationally recognized standards and…

In the 2022-23 academic year, the Office of the Vice Provost introduced two new, tri-campus, platforms to enhance the administration of student clubs. The first, Simply Voting Elections and Referenda, revolutionized the online election and referendum system for student societies,…

Student feedback and input is critically important to Student Life services and programs. Several units, including Accessibility Services, Academic Success, TCard, Housing Services, the Multi Faith Centre, Health & Wellness, the Centre for International Experience, and the Centre for Community…

Each year the Innovation Hub’s student researchers use design thinking to conduct ethnographic interviews with students and make recommendations for a variety of projects.  This year the made recommendation for nine projects across St. George campus, which included: Academic Integrity…

Over the past year, the Centre for Community Partnerships (CCP) demonstrated its commitment to recognizing the contributions of community partners who provided student education, through strategic outreach efforts, research into opportunities for knowledge and resource sharing, and opportunities for professional…

The Centre for International Experience supported instructors across the University to develop and implement Global Classrooms as a part of the Global at Home programming, providing enriching global experiences for students without physical travel.    Through the Global Classrooms program, instructors…

To modernize Student Life’s internal communication infrastructure, Student Life Communications, Student Life IT and Student Experience overhauled Staff Online, the intranet since the early 2000s, transforming it into a dynamic communication and news-sharing portal for Student Life staff.   Following recommendations…

Informed by recommendations from the Student Mental Health Task Force, the relocation and renovation of the Health & Wellness Centre in the Koffler Student Services Centre began with a carefully orchestrated sequence of events.  For the health and safety of…