Peer Panel: Completing a Placement 2025
Come learn all about what it's like to complete a placement as a BKin student from fellow KPE students on January 16, 2025.
Along with a presentation about the application process, your KPE peers will talk about their placement experiences and share tips for participating in KPE's in-field learning placement program.
Light refreshments will be served. Please include any food restrictions on the registration form.
How to participate:
Engaging in Research: African Black Caribbean, Latin American, Southeast Asian & First Generation undergrad students
African Black Caribbean, Latin American, Southeast Asian and First Generation* undergraduate students will discuss research with involved upper year student Mentor Navigators, and relatable librarians and professors from a variety of disciplines. Discussion topics may include: how to get your start in research, tips for approaching faculty; how to choose a research question; information about research funding; how to get your research published; and accessibility and other systemic challenges to being a research student. *(First Generation students are those whose parents did not complete a post-secondary degree in Canada).
Guest Bios
Julie Hannaford is Deputy Chief Librarian, University of Toronto Libraries, and was a first generation student and will share the challenges and learning that came from that experience. She has leadership and management responsibilities, and can speak to library supports for research. She is committed to professional development and mentoring of all library staff via a variety of initiatives, including the UTL-wide mentoring program. With colleagues, Julie is working to develop a holistic program to encourage greater diversity of staff, and ensure all feel welcome to library spaces.
Dr. Janelle Joseph is an award-winning Assistant Professor in Critical Studies of Race in the Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education at U of T. She is Founder and Director of the Indigeneity, Diaspora, Equity, and Anti-racism in Sport (IDEAS) Research Lab and author/co-editor of three (3) books related to race, sport, education, and Black communities in Canada. Dr. Joseph is a Faculty Advisor to this program.
Dr. David Roberts is the Director of the Urban Studies Program and an Associate Professor. His research generally focuses on the power dynamics in city-building and the ways in which historically marginalized groups are excluded or included in these processes. Most recently, he joined a team of researchers in Toronto, São Paulo and Brighton, UK to study the way in which racialized communities organized to fill the gaps of government services with regards to public health and food sovereignty during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic. Dr. Roberts is a Faculty Advisor to this program.
Dr. Suzi Lima is an Assistant Professor and the Associate Chair for Undergraduate Studies in the Department of Linguistics. Her work integrates theoretical and experimental research in the field of cross-linguistic semantics. She has Black and Indigenous Brazilian heritage; was a first generation student; and she is happy to share her experiences and help students think about strategies and resources that can support them as they navigate university. In addition to her work in the Department of Linguistics, Suzi is also a certified yoga instructor and facilitates classes at UofT.
Dr. Kris Sanghyun Kim is an Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream, at the University of Toronto Scarborough campus where he teaches general and analytical chemistry courses. All his research projects are currently co-designed and co-led by undergraduate research students. Kris’ team’s research interests involve designing and studying the impact of new pedagogies in chemistry (e.g., designing new laboratory-based experiments or virtual resources) as well as addressing real-world challenges through the application of analytical chemistry techniques to support local community partners (e.g., supporting the Toronto Zoo with sustainability initiatives and UTSC Campus Farm in assessing soil contamination).
Dr. Reid B. Locklin is Associate Professor of Christianity and the Intellectual Tradition, a joint appointment with St Michael’s College and the Department for the Study of Religion. His research focuses on a range of issues in Comparative Theology and Hindu-Christian Studies, and he also writes on the scholarship of teaching and learning in theology and religion. He grew up in Athens, Georgia, completed a BA in Humanities at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, a MTS from Boston University, and a PhD in Theology from Boston College in 2003. Reid has taught at U of T since 2004.
How to participate
Info Session: Experiential Learning
Join KPE's Experiential Learning team virtually at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, November 22, 2024 to learn more about the in-field learning, research and international opportunities available to you during your degree.
In this session for first-, second- and third-year BKin students, you'll be introduced to the different experiential learning opportunities at KPE. You'll learn more about each program (with plenty of opportunities to ask questions), and leave prepared to start planning how you might integrate experiential learning into your undergraduate studies.
How to participate
Register for the November 22 Experiential Learning Info Session
How to Use Networking to Learn About Careers in Kinesiology
Building relationships and networking (whether in person or virtually) is really important in job searching and career planning. Whether this is approaching professors for a reference for grad school or reaching out to a professional in your field for a coffee chat, it all relies on being able to identify people and talk to them about your career interests and goals. In this workshop participants will
Learn where and how to connect with professionals in their field of interest
Understand best practices with regard to reaching out and conducting coffee chats (informational interviews)
Identify the key elements of an effective professional introduction (elevator pitch)
How to participate:
Sign up for the How to Use Networking to Learn About Careers in Kinesiology workshop
Planning for U of T Medical School Requirements
How can you align the choices you make in the BKin degree with your goal of attending medical school at U of T?
In this group advising session, we will review the key admission requirements for the MD program at U of T so you can strategically plan your pathway. An overview of the supports and opportunities that can assist you on your journey will also be provided. The session will include a presentation by the student advisor followed by a group discussion/question period.
How to participate
Register for Group Advising: Planning for U of T Medical School Requirements
Career Café
We're pleased to present another in-person Career Café! Join us for inspiring presentations by alumni and the opportunity to practise your networking skills on Thursday, November 7 from 7–10 p.m.
Panelists include:
Christine Camozzi - Sport Scientist/Strength & Conditioning Coach
Wesley Garrard - Registered Kinesiologist
Kevin Lau - High school Phys Ed Teacher
Luigi Nalli - Chiropractor and owner of PinPoint Health, professor of clinical education and diagnosis at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College
Hilary Mallinger - Physiotherapist, Co-Founder of Cadence Physiotherapy
Niclas Manson - Founder & Principal Industrial hygienist and Manager of Workplace Health Safety and Wellness
Light refreshments will be provided, as well as complimentary professional head shots that can be used for LinkedIn, etc.
How to participate
Intro to Graduate School: Success Stories from Grad Students
Thinking about pursuing graduate studies at KPE? Join us on October 24 from to get insight into the application process from current graduate students at KPE.
Learn from current MSc and PhD students about tips on selecting and applying to graduate positions, their experience with graduate studies, and more.
All kinesiology students are welcome to attend. No research experience necessary!
How to participate:
Register online now for Intro to Grad School: Success Stories from Grad Students
Workshop: Preparing for Graduate School Applications
Thinking about Grad School? Most graduate programs require a CV/resume and personal statement to communicate your goals and interests in applying to the program.
Not sure how to effectively write these documents to make a good case for your candidacy? This session, facilitated by a Career Educator from Career Exploration & Education, will share strategies for creating effective documents to support your application.
How to participate
Combined Master of Teaching Virtual Info Session
Interested in a career in teaching? Come to the BKin Combined Master of Teaching info session that will be held virtually on Friday, September 27 from 10:30–11:30 a.m.
In this session for BKin students, you’ll learn about the steps, processes and information needed to participate in the Combined Master of Teaching program. Check out the BKin Combined Master of Teaching website for more information.
How to participate
Register for the BKin Combined Master of Teaching Virtual Information Session
If you have any questions about Combined Master of Teaching, please connect with us at tharsheka.natkunam@utoronto.ca.
Virtual Info Session: BKin Learning Abroad
Interested in more learning abroad options? Come to the BKin Learning Abroad Information Session that will be held virtually on Friday, September 20, 2024 from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.
In this session for first- and second-year BKin students, you'll learn about the steps, processes and information needed to participate in Learning Abroad. Questions about the application process are welcome! Check out the BKin Learning Abroad website for more information.
How to participate:
Register for the BKin Experiential Learning Virtual Information Session
If you have any questions about Learning Abroad, please connect with us at international.kpe@utoronto.ca.
Know How 2: First Year Learning Strategy Workshops
Want to set yourself up for success in your first year of university studies?
First year undergraduate KPE students are invited to join Know How 2, a four-part workshop series offered in Fall 2024 and designed to help you excel academically.
Join us for in-person workshops on topics such as:
Time Management and Scheduling | September 17 at 3:00 p.m.
Effective Study Strategies for Anatomy (ANA124H) | September 24 at 3:00 p.m.
Effective Study Strategies for Inquiry in Kinesiology and Physical Education (KPE190H) | October 1 at 3:00 p.m.
Developing & Maintaining a Study Routine | October 8 at 3:00 p.m.
This series provides a space for you to interact with your peers in an inclusive and engaging environment, while obtaining the academic skills to excel in your first year. By attending this workshop series (minimum 3 out of 4 sessions), you will receive a notation on your Co-Curricular Record (CCR).
Workshop Details
Time Management and Scheduling in Your First Year: As a first-year KPE student, the majority of your academic schedule is already chosen for you. How do you successfully balance your academic and non-academic responsibilities? In this workshop, we will discuss and familiarize ourselves with time management and scheduling strategies relevant to being a first-year KPE student.
Effective Study Strategies for Anatomy (ANA124H): In this workshop, first-year students will be equipped with learning strategies aimed at effectively studying for ANA124H.
Effective Study Strategies for Inquiry in Kinesiology and Physical Education (KPE190H): In this workshop, first-year students will be equipped with learning strategies aimed at effectively studying for KPE190H.
Developing & Maintaining a Study Routine: Studying crucially defines the life of a university student. So, it shouldn’t be a surprise that developing a regular study routine is of vital importance to our academic lives. This workshop provides you with practical learning strategies to develop a regular study routine.
How to participate:
Know How 2: Second Year Learning Strategy Workshops
Want to set yourself up for success in your second year of the BKin program?
Second year undergraduate KPE students are invited to join Know How 2, a four-part workshop series offered in Fall 2024 designed to help you excel academically.
Join us for in-person workshops on topics such as:
Time Management and Scheduling | September 17 at 11:00 a.m.
Effective Study Strategies for Research Design and Methods (KPE291H) | September 24 at 11:00 a.m.
Effective Study Strategies for Human Physiology (KPE260H) | October 1 at 11:00 a.m.
Developing & Maintaining a Study Routine | October 8 at 11:00 a.m.
This series provides a space for you to interact with your peers in an inclusive and engaging environment, while obtaining the academic skills to excel in your second year. By attending this workshop series (minimum 3 out of 4 sessions), you will receive a notation on your Co-Curricular Record (CCR).
Workshop Details
Time Management and Scheduling in Your Second Year: As a second-year KPE student, the majority of your academic schedule is already chosen for you. How do you successfully balance your academic and non-academic responsibilities? In this workshop, we will discuss and familiarize ourselves with time management and scheduling strategies relevant to being a second-year KPE student.
Effective Study Strategies for Research Design & Methods: Quantitative Approaches (KPE291H): In this workshop, second-year students will be equipped with learning strategies aimed at effectively studying for KPE291H.
Effective Study Strategies for Human Physiology (KPE260H): In this workshop, second-year students will be equipped with learning strategies aimed at effectively studying for KPE260H.
Developing & Maintaining a Study Routine: Studying crucially defines the life of a university student. So, it shouldn’t be a surprise that developing a regular study routine is of vital importance to our academic lives. This workshop provides you with practical learning strategies to develop a regular study routine.
How to participate:
Campus Resources Fair for Incoming Graduate Students
This event is hosted by U of T Student Life.
Incoming graduate students will be introduced to key resources, programs and services at the University of Toronto. Attendees will be encouraged to visit unit tables and will leave feeling more equipped with knowledge on support and involvement opportunities available during their time on campus.
How to participate:
Register for the Campus Resources Fair
Monday, September 9, 8 a.m.–2 p.m.
Great Hall, Hart House
2024-25 KINections Volunteer & Work Study Opportunities
KINections is hiring!
If you want to develop and deliver events that enrich the #UofTKPE student experience, join the KINections team in a work study or volunteer role.
The KINections team curates, plans and hosts events and activities for undergraduate and graduate KPE students to connect with each other beyond the classroom.
How it Works
KINections activities are organized around themes, with an intentional focus on equity and inclusion woven into each of the themes. For each theme, there is a dedicated group of staff and students developing events and activities, called a pillar group. The pillar group typically meets as a group 5 - 6 times per year, and sub-groups may meet additionally to develop and present the activities they’d like to host. The large KINections group will also meet at least once each term. The themes are:
Mentorship
Health and wellness
Community engagement
Global citizenship
Career development
Research exploration
Equity, diversity & inclusion
How to Apply
Volunteer Roles
If you’re interested in volunteering with KINections, please complete the online application form.
The deadline for this recruitment period is August 31, 2024 with interviews scheduled to take place online in late August / early September. Volunteer positions will start September 2024.
Work Study Roles
If you’re interested in a work study position with KINections, please visit the KPE job listings page for detailed position descriptions and instructions on how to apply
The deadline for KINections work study roles is August 31, 2024. However, roles will be filled on a rolling basis, so apply ASAP!
Positions available:
· KINections Community Engagement Program Assistant
· KINections Career Development Program Assistant
· KINections Executive Program Assistant
· KINections Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Program Assistant
· KINections Global Citizenship Program Assistant
· KINections Health & Wellness Program Assistant
· KINections Research Exploration Program Assistant
Group Advising Session: Planning for Second Year and Beyond
Are you a first-year student who is interested in learning more about the BKin degree and upper year opportunities? Early planning is important to make the most of your time at KPE.
During this group advising session, a KPE Student Advisor will:
Review the BKin degree
Provide an overview of second year requirements
Introduce you to the many opportunities you can plan for in second year and beyond.
How to Participate:
Register for Group Advising: Planning for Second Year and Beyond
Group Advising Session: Planning for Fourth Year and Graduation
Are you a third-year student who is planning to graduate in 2024? Early planning is important to make the most of your fourth-year and accomplish your goals.
During this group advising session, a KPE Student Advisor will:
Review the 2020 admission year Program of Study
Discuss key planning considerations to help you complete all degree requirements
Recap the various second entry and support resources that can assist you
How to Participate:
Register for Group Advising: Planning for Fourth Year and Graduation
Group Advising Session: Planning for Third Year Choices
Are you a second-year student who is interested in learning more about third-year choices? Third-year represents a turning point in the BKIN degree where you choose the majority of your courses. Effective planning is critical at this stage to make the most of your degree.
During this group advising session, a KPE Student advisor will:
Review the BKIN degree requirements
Discuss planning considerations for your upper-year choices
Introduce you to the many opportunities that await you in third-year and beyond
How to Participate:
Register for Group Advising: Planning for Third Year Choices
Experiential Learning @ KPE: Info Session
Join KPE's Experiential Learning team virtually at 12:30 p.m. on Friday, March 8, 2024 to learn more about the in-field learning, research and international opportunities available to you during your degree.
In this online session for first, second and third-year BKin students, you'll be introduced to the different experiential learning opportunities at KPE. You'll learn more about each program (with plenty of opportunities to ask questions!), and leave prepared to start planning how you might integrate experiential learning into your undergraduate studies.
How to Participate:
Register for the Experiential Learning Virtual Info Session now
Research Careers Within and Beyond Academia
Explore research-related career options within and outside of academia in our final career event of the year! Attend in person on Thursday March 7 at Varsity Centre to speed-network with alumni and hear more about their career paths in various areas, including consulting, teaching, scientific research and more.
Discover how the research skills you’ve developed through your degree at KPE can be transferred to new roles and how to apply your expertise to careers in a range of fields.
Due to capacity restrictions, priority will be given to graduate students for in-person attendance at this event. Space is limited so sign up early!
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Ira Jacobs
Panelists include:
Damian M. Manzone - Postdoctoral Researcher, KITE - Toronto Rehabilitation Institute
Bisman Mangat - Neuroinformatics Lead (Data Analyst), Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital
Bahar Tajrobehkar - Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at Lumenus Community Service
Karen LeMoine - Director of Government and Community Relations, Sheridan College
Sina Azimi - Senior Design Researcher, TD Bank
Joseph Manzone - Medical Editor, Klick Health
How to Participate:
2024-25 KINections Volunteer & Work Study Opportunities
KINections is hiring!
If you want to develop and deliver events that enrich the #UofTKPE student experience, join the KINections team in a work study or volunteer role.
The KINections team curates, plans and hosts events and activities for undergraduate and graduate KPE students to connect with each other beyond the classroom.
How it Works
KINections activities are organized around themes, with an intentional focus on equity and inclusion woven into each of the themes: mentorship, health and wellness, community engagement, global citizenship, career development, research exploration and equity, diversity & inclusion.
For each theme, there is a dedicated group of staff and students developing events and activities called a pillar group. The pillar group typically meets as a group 5 - 6 times per year, and sub-groups may meet additionally to develop and present the activities they’d like to host. The large KINections group will also meet at least once each term.
How to Apply
Volunteer Roles
If you’re interested in volunteering with KINections, please complete the online application form.
The deadline for this recruitment period is April 30, 2024 with interviews scheduled to take place online in May. Volunteer positions will start September 2024.
Work Study Roles
We are recruiting now for the Fall 2024 / Winter 2025 terms. If you’re interested in a work study position with KINections, please visit the KPE job listings page for detailed position descriptions and instructions on how to apply
The deadline for the following KINections work study opportunity is April 30, 2024. Please complete the online application form. You will also need to submit a resume and cover letter before your interview.
Work study positions can not be officially offered until approved in the summer, but early application / interview will fast track hiring in the fall.
Positions available:
· KINections Community Engagement Program Assistant
· KINections Career Development Program Assistant
· KINections Executive Program Assistant (specifically looking for Master, PHD and MPK students)
· KINections Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Program Assistant
· KINections Global Citizenship Program Assistant
· KINections Health & Wellness Program Assistant
· KINections Mentorship Program Assistant
· KINections Research Exploration Program Assistant
KINections x KPEUA Lab Crawl
Join the KPEUA X KINections Lab Crawl on Friday February 9, from 2 to 5:30 p.m., to learn all about research at KPE! Meet other undergraduate students doing research and hear about their experiences. Then, join the guided tour of labs to meet graduate researchers from the behavioural, biophysical and physical cultural streams.
Through the tour, you’ll hear more about their work, techniques, and the cutting-edge equipment used in their respective labs. Network with graduate student researchers, ask questions, and find out about the different ways to be involved in academic research as a volunteer, research participant and more!
Undergraduate Panelists include:
Dveeta Lal, 4th year BKin student
Emma Karamanlian, 4th year BKin student
Jae Young (Stephen) Park, 4th year BKin student conducting overseas research.
Participating Labs
This event will take place in-person and will require walking between the Athletic Centre and the Goldring Centre for HIgh Performance. Some rooms and labs are only accessible by stairs.
How to Participate
Becoming a Registered Kinesiologist
Join this interactive presentation brought to you by the College of Kinesiologists of Ontario (CKO) to learn about health regulation in Ontario and the steps to becoming a registered kinesiologist in the province.
The workshop will review the role of CKO, how to become a registered kinesiologist with CKO, the Entry-to-Practice exam, fees and what happens after you register.
How to participate
Register online for the ‘Becoming a Registered Kinesiologist’ workshop
Peer Panel: Completing a Placement
Come learn all about placements at KPE from students that have completed in-field learning opportunities through KPE. This February 1 workshop will feature a presentation about the application process, and KPE students will talk about their experiences and share their tips for obtaining and completing a successful placement through the Faculty.
Light refreshments will be served. Please include any food restrictions on the registration form.
How to Participate
GPA & Academic Status: Group Advising Workshop
Do you want to learn more about Grade Point Averages (GPA) and Academic Status? Many organizations (including KPE, U of T and external organizations) use GPA for a range of purposes including academic status determination, award eligibility and post graduate admission.
During this group advising session you will be introduced to KPE's GPA scale and academic status policy. An overview of the functions that GPAs have at KPE and beyond will also be presented.
How to participate
Grad Equity Talk: EDI in Research
This Grad Equity Talk, focused on equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) in Research, is an opportunity for graduate students at KPE to discuss the various ways they might incorporate EDI principles in their research.
Students will discuss the importance and challenges related to incorporating EDI in their research. Faculty members will also join the talk to share their insight and experience.
How to participate
What Can I Do with a Kinesiology Degree? Career Education Workshop
Curious about careers open to graduates with a Kinesiology degree but not sure what alternatives exist or where to learn more? Interested in a role in a specific field but not sure what next steps to take?
In this workshop, participants will:
• Identify a framework for career exploration
• Learn strategies for navigating sometimes ambiguous and challenging career environments
• Understand the importance of parallel planning in generating career options
• Explore resources at Career Exploration and Education to support career exploration and job search
How to participate
Sign up for the Career Education Workshop: What Can I Do with a Kinesiology Degree
Engaging in Research: Racialized and First Generation Undergrad Students
African Black Caribbean, Latin American, Southeast Asian and First Generation students discuss undergraduate research with involved upper year student Mentor Navigators and relatable professors, librarians, staff and peers from a variety of disciplines. This event will include perspectives on: how to demystify undergrad research and why this experience is important for undergrads; wayfinding and support for preparing applications; and the demand for equitable access to opportunities. Bring your questions!
Guests:
Dr. Janelle Joseph, Assistant Professor in Critical Studies of Race, Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education and Founder and Director of the Indigeneity, Diaspora, Equity, and Anti-racism in Sport (IDEAS) Research Lab
Dr. David Roberts, Director and Associate Professor, Urban Studies Program and part of a team of researchers in Toronto, São Paulo and Brighton UK to study the way in which Racialized communities organized to fill the gaps of government services during the Covid-19 pandemic, Building Back Better from Below
Dr. Kris Sanghyun Kim, Assistant Professor, Department of Physical & Environmental Science
Dr. Tanya Sharpe, Associate Professor, Factor-Inwentash Chair in Social Work in the Global Community and Founder and Director of the Centre for Research & Innovation for Black Survivors of Homicide Victims (The CRIB)
Ketheisan Vigneshwaran, Career Educator, Career Exploration & Education
Partners:
Career Exploration & Education
Black Research Network, University of Toronto
University of Toronto Students' Union
Accessibility Notes:
Language: Conversation will happen in English.
Closed Captioning: Auto-generated captions which can be turned on and off will be utilized in this presentation.
Participation Expectations: Participants will be invited to join in the conversation by unmuting themselves and speaking, appearing on camera and/or typing in the chat, all of which is voluntary.
Privacy: Conversation will not be recorded.
Technology: MS Teams (Read a quick guide on MS Teams)
For accomodations and more information please contact:
Adonica Huggins (pronouns she / her, Black staff), Student Life Coordinator, Academic and Peer Programs, at adonica.huggins@utoronto.ca.
Register for Engaging in Research now
KPMG Healthcare and Life Sciences Internships: Info Session
Are you interested in a career in healthcare consulting? KPMG's Healthcare and Life Sciences Management Consulting Practice would like to meet you!
KPMG's Healthcare & Life Sciences Practice helps clients to address their most pressing concerns including continuously streamlining operations to unlock value, deliver bottom-line improvements and enhance quality and service levels. As a healthcare consultant with KPMG, you'll support operations improvement, care system re-design, digital health and workforce engagements working directly with senior leadership and clients across the Healthcare industry.
This information session is for applicants looking to apply for internship roles starting in May 2024 within KPMG's Healthcare and Life Sciences Consulting practice.
Join us at our for an in-person or virtual information session where you'll learn about what we do, how to apply, and meet our team. Please see below for more details.
Who should attend?
Both undergraduate and graduate students from the programs listed below.
· Life Sciences programs including but not limited to:
o Biochemistry
o Biology
o Cell & Systems Biology
o Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
o Human Biology
o Immunology
o Laboratory Medicine & Pathobiology
o Molecular Genetics & Microbiology
o Nutritional Sciences
o Pharmaceutical Chemistry
o Pharmacology & Toxicology
o Physiology
o Psychology
· Dalla Lana School of Public Health
· Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy
Info Session Details
In-Person
· Date: Monday, November 20
· Time: 5:30 p.m. (2.5 hours)
· Location: Bay Adelaide Center Office in downtown Toronto (#4600, 333 Bay Street, Toronto, ON M5H 2S5)
Virtual
· Date: Monday, November 27
· Time: 5:30 p.m. (2.5 hours)
How to participate
Register online for KPMG Internship Info Sessions
The deadline to register is Tuesday, November 7th at 11:59 PM ET.
KPEUA x KINections Career Café
Find inspiration for your future career at Career Café! Join KPE alumni on November 2 from 7 - 10 p.m. as they share experiences and insights from their professional journeys. Interact with professionals in a wide variety of fields and explore your career potential!
Panelists include:
Nicole Brum - Occupational Therapist
Kevin Garin - Medical Device Sales
Michelle Brownrigg - Senior Director and Chief Program Officer at Hart House
Bethany Spiers - Registered Kinesiologist
Anthony De Giorgio - IB PHE & Sports, Exercise and Health Science Teacher, UCC + CrossFit L2 + Kids Trainer
Graham Vincent - President/Owner Provis Infusion Clinic
Vian Chan - Nursing Student
Rosalee Brown - Registered Kinesiologist / Massage Therapist
Anika Taylor - Safeguarding Researcher
Light refreshments will be provided and all attendees will receive a complimentary professional headshot that can be used for LinkedIn, personal websites and more.
Dress Code
As this is a networking event, business casual clothing is encouraged, e.g. dress pants, dress shirt or sweater. Jeans, sweatpants, hoodies or workout attire are to be avoided.
This event is free for all KPE students and proudly sponsored by U of T affinity partner TD Insurance.
How to Participate:
Intro to Grad School: Success Stories from Grad Students
Considering graduate school at KPE? Join us on November 1 to get insight into the application process from current graduate students at KPE who have successfully gone through it.
Learn from current MSc and PhD students about tips on selecting and applying to graduate positions, funding opportunities, and more.
This event will be tailored to upper-year undergraduate and Master’s students, but all are welcome. No research experience necessary!
How to participate:
Planning for Arts & Science Minors
Are you a BKin student interested in completing an Arts & Science Minor but uncertain about where to begin?
The Faculty of Arts & Science offers 100+ minor programs that can enhance your experience at the U of T and beyond. During this group advising session you will be introduced to the key resources and planning considerations that can help make this goal a reality. The session will include a presentation by a KPE Student Advisor followed by a group discussion/question period.
How to participate
Register for Group Advising: Planning for Arts & Science Minors