Feb. 6 ⎹ Lecture Me Series UTM Political Science & UTM Geography, Geomatics and Environment prof Andrea Olive: Protecting the Prairies. Explore the history of grassland conservation through the life of a farmer turned politician turned conservationist. ✨ From 7- 8:15 p.m. More info ➡️ bit.ly/3K0Eur5

#UofT recognizes 92 volunteers with Arbor Awards 🙌 uoft.me/a86

The Winter 2024 GPDC features presentations from the #uoftmississauga grad student community including PhD student Jatin. His lightening talk describes how to collaborate, network, and market one’s skills. 📅 Feb 21 & 22, 10 am - 2 pm 🏠 DV 3140 & Zoom 📋 uoft.me/gpdc

Tour the #UTM Library in under a minute! 📚 Do you know what to find on each of the 4 levels in the #UTM Library? 🤔 📚 💻 🤖 utm.library.utoronto.ca

Tips to write an effective summary: 📝 Identify the sections of the text 📝 Distinguish between major and minor details 📝 Remove minor details and examples 📝 Pay attention to transition words 📝 Re-order the ideas as needed 📝Reserve your opinions

Lecture Me! is back! Join us for the 4th lecture of the 2023-24 Lecture Me! season on Tuesday, February 6th, at 7:00 pm. Register now: uoft.me/lectureme In partnership with Mississauga Library #experiencematters #utmexperience #peelregion #mississauga #mississuagalibrary

Feb. 2 | Welcome Ceremony The Welcome Ceremony marks the beginning of #BlackHistoryMonth at UTM. All Black-identifying staff, students, faculty, librarians and alumni are invited to this in-person #BHM event! Register: bit.ly/3SmItlM

Feb. 1 | Black on the Shelf Join UTM Library and Black at UTM for the launch of a collection of books to showcase Black excellence. ⏰ 1 - 2:30 p.m. on Feb. 1 Learn more & register 📚 bit.ly/3S8s2JF #BHM U of T Libraries

U of T events to know about this Black History Month 💙 buff.ly/3Uni7CJ #UofT #BlackResearchNetwork #BHM

🎉#UTM & #UofT Donnelly Centre have been awarded $925K+ CIHR grant funding over five years. Led by Principal Investigators Profs Bryan Stewart bryan stewart and Penney Gilbert, this marks a new chapter in the fight against muscular dystrophy. utm.utoronto.ca/dean/news/fede…

UTM Anthropology's Lauren Schroeder (Lauren Schroeder) provides a richer understanding of human evolution 🔍 buff.ly/3OprNsA #UofT #BlackResearchNetwork

Hey #UTM, interested in research? ✏️🔎 📝 The Special Topic in the Social Sciences module will focus on the process of developing a mixed methods research approach through an applied case study. Register at uoft.me/PART #RGASC #ROP #ResearchTraining

Feb. 8 | Black Authors UTM Soiree 2024 Network while enjoying refreshments at this #BHM in-person event. This soiree is for writers, poets and literacy advocates of Black Excellence in all its forms. Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/49i5BZz #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackExcellence

Do you know how to book study rooms at #UTM? 📚 🤔 The Library's study rooms provide bright, comfortable spaces for groups of students to study. Learn more and book here ➡️ bit.ly/48SjZYq

🏔️ Groundbreaking EDI research Profs Lindsay Schoenbohm UTM CPS & Scott Jess WSU_SOE have published results of their survey on the demographic data of Canadian academic environments in the geosciences. They are featured on VIEW to the U podcast soundcloud.com/user-642323930…

Here is a look back at the Black at UTM & @UTMLibrary Black on the Shelf launch. 📚 This project is a collection of 31 must-read books that showcase Black Excellence. Explore the collection ➡️ bit.ly/3ufIaBr #BHM

“The idea behind my research is: let’s just make things work." Congratulations to UTM Geography, Geomatics and Environment & Department of Geography and Planning prof Ron Buliung, honoured as a #UofT Distinguished Professor! He has dedicated his professional life to disability and accessibility research 💙 bit.ly/3St7Mmj

The human trait that causes Canadians to take their CPP benefits early: Lisa Kramer of UTMManagement, UTM Economics and @RotmanSchool explains what compels people to take their Canadian Pension Plan benefits early. Read via @Globeandmail tgam.ca/42pNChL

DEADLINE: APR 26 | We're now accepting proposals for the UTM/JHI Annual Seminar! This program aims to create an intellectual community that addresses a topic of scholarly importance and which includes a public humanities component. #UTM Visit uoft.me/JHI-SEM24 for details.