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The Sweetgrass Series 4: Webinar session with Dorothy Taylor
"Dorothy Taylor is a Mississauga Ojibwe Elder from Curve Lake First Nation. She is known for her work and traditional teachings about the sacredness of water. She is asked to share traditional knowledge and ceremony within her community and various organizations throughout Peterborough and surrounding area. She is a hand drummer and singer."
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Q+A Conversations
Looking forward to seeing you at Q+A Conversations. This session is an opportunity for student to have their questions answered about all things DC! Students will receive an email closer to the date with your schedule of sessions and links
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Ask a Student
Looking forward to seeing you for the Ask a Student session! This session will give you an opportunity to connect with current DC students. Bring all your questions and have them answered by some of our student leaders. Students will receive an email closer to the date with your schedule of sessions and links
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Q+A Conversations with DCSI
Looking forward to seeing you at Q+A Conversations with DCSI This session is an opportunity for student to have their questions answered about the Durham College Students Inc. (DCSI)! Students will receive an email closer to the date with your schedule of sessions and links
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Q+A Conversations with International
Looking forward to seeing you at Q+A Conversations with the International Office This session is an opportunity for student to have their questions answered about things International! Students will receive an email closer to the date with your schedule of sessions and links
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Supporting Your Student’s Success
Supporting your Student’s Success We invite parents and supporters to drop-in and learn how you can support their student’s success and well-being as they start college. We will discuss key academic dates, staying connected to the college and discuss how the college shares information with students. Returning to Success Returning students are welcome to check-in and to ensure that they have everything in place to continue on their journey to success. We will discuss supports you need to connect to,…
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Supporting Survivors
What does it mean to take a disclosure? When talking about sexual violence, is there a difference between disclosures and reporting? What support options exist for the campus community? We understand that responding to a disclosure can be difficult. That’s why we encourage everyone to join us for a conversation about how to respond to sexual violence disclosures and learn how to have a positive impact on survivors. To Register, email svsupport@durhamcollege.ca.
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The Sweetgrass Series 5: Webinar session with Joseph Pitawanakwat
"I am the Founder & Director of Creators Garden, a 365 days-a-year, indigenous outdoor-education based business. I focus on plant identification, sustainable harvesting, and teaching every one of their linguistic, historical, cultural, edible, ecological and medicinal significance through experience. I have introduced to academia the legitimization of an ancient interpretive technique called "The Doctrine of Signatures" which is a focus of all teachings I deliver, and the premise of my upcoming book. I have developed curriculum and am continuously lecturing…
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Connecting for Success
Learn how to connect to and navigate email, learning management systems, and apps to prepare for success. Students will be sent a Zoom link closer to the session date.
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Program Information Webinar
Thinking about Durham College? We know that choosing to further your education is a big decision and we truly hope you find your fit with us. Did you know we are hosting information webinars about Durham College and the programs available? During this webinar we will discuss full-time day programs, the application process, admissions information, important dates, and have a question and answer period. If you are thinking about furthering your education, this would be a great chance to get…
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Ask a Student
Looking forward to seeing you for the Ask a Student session! This session will give you an opportunity to connect with current DC students. Bring all your questions and have them answered by some of our student leaders. Students will receive an email closer to the date with your schedule of sessions and links.
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The Sweetgrass Series 6: Webinar session with Kim Wheatley
"Kim brings culture to sport. She is an Anishinaabe Ojibway Grandmother from Shawanaga First Nation Reserve who carries the Spirit name Head or Leader of the Fireflower and is Turtle clan. She has appeared on TV, radio and in many news articles connected to her passion of Indigenous Knowledge sharing. Kim has worked with over 34 First Nation communities having organized many Indigenous events, authored 4 books, received city awards & volunteers on a variety of boards as an Indigenous…
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RISEing to Academic Success
Get ready to shine by learning to succeed in the classroom. We will discuss assignments, academic integrity and help you to be a great self-advocate and how to communicate like a star with your peers and professors! Students will receive Zoom links closer to the session date.
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Q+A Conversations
Looking forward to seeing you at Q+A Conversations. This session is an opportunity for student to have their questions answered about all things DC! Students will receive an email closer to the date with your schedule of sessions and links
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Getting to Know DC’s Online Platforms
Looking forward to seeing you on at Getting to Know DC’s Online Platforms. This session will include a demonstration of MyCampus and DC Connect and will provide you with tips for being successful in an online learning environment. The goal of this session is to help you get prepared for online learning. You will also have an opportunity to ask questions. Students will receive an email closer to the date with your schedule of sessions and links
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Navigating Your First-year Experience
Looking forward to seeing at Navigating Your First-year Experience. This session will help you successfully navigate your first year at Durham College. Learn how to access your class schedule, student benefits, how to get support from your peers and school services, and discover some tips and tricks to thriving while at DC. You will also hear from upper-year students as they share what they wish they knew in first-year. Additionally, you will have an opportunity to ask questions. Students will…
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The Coach is in!
Join the RISE Coach for 15-minute drops-in to connect and to ask questions! Student will receive Zoom link closer to event date.
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Be the Best You – Strengths-Based Goal Setting
Ever wonder how you can be the best you can possibly be? This interactive session is intended to empower you to do your very best. Take a look at your strengths and the positive influence of goal setting and planning. Participants are asked to complete the free VIA Strengths assessment prior to the session to get the most out of the session. To take the survey, please visit https://www.viacharacter.org/survey/account/register
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The Sweetgrass Series 7: Webinar session with Doug Williams
"In this deeply engaging oral history, Doug Williams, Anishinaabe elder, teacher and mentor to Leanne Betasamosake Simpson, recounts the history of the Michi Saagiig Nisnaabeg, tracing through personal and historical events, and presenting what manifests as a crucial historical document that confronts entrenched institutional narratives of the history of the region. Edited collaboratively with Simpson, the book uniquely retells pivotal historical events that have been conventionally unchallenged in dominant historical narratives, while presenting a fascinating personal perspective in the singular…
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Q+A Conversations with Financial Aid & Awards
Looking forward to seeing you at Q+A Conversations with Financial Aid & Awards. This session is an opportunity for student to have their questions answered about all things DC! Students will receive an email closer to the date with your schedule of sessions and links.
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We Got You- Supports at DC
Looking forward to seeing at We Got You- Supports at DC. In this session, you will learn more about supports and services available at DC and how they can support your academic journey. Students will receive an email closer to the date with your schedule of sessions and links
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Program Information Webinar
Thinking about Durham College? We know that choosing to further your education is a big decision and we truly hope you find your fit with us. Did you know we are hosting information webinars about Durham College and the programs available? During this webinar we will discuss full-time day programs, the application process, admissions information, important dates, and have a question and answer period. If you are thinking about furthering your education, this would be a great chance to get…
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Getting to Know DC’s Online Platforms
Looking forward to seeing you on at Getting to Know DC’s Online Platforms. This session will include a demonstration of MyCampus and DC Connect and will provide you with tips for being successful in an online learning environment. The goal of this session is to help you get prepared for online learning. You will also have an opportunity to ask questions. Students will receive an email closer to the date with your schedule of sessions and links
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Navigating Your First-year Experience for Indigenous Students
Looking forward to seeing at Navigating Your First-year Experience for Indigenous Students. This session will help you successfully navigate your first year at Durham College. Learn how to access your class schedule, student benefits, how to get support from your peers and school services, and discover some tips and tricks to thriving while at DC. You will also hear from upper-year students as they share what they wish they knew in first-year. Additionally, you will have an opportunity to ask…
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Ask a Student
Looking forward to seeing you for the Ask a Student session! This session will give you an opportunity to connect with current DC students. Bring all your questions and have them answered by some of our student leaders. Students will receive an email closer to the date with your schedule of sessions and links.
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Q+A Conversations with Career Development
Looking forward to seeing you at Q+A Conversations with Career Development. This session is an opportunity for student to have their questions answered about all things DC! Students will receive an email closer to the date with your schedule of sessions and links
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Supporting Your Student’s Success
Supporting your Student’s Success We invite parents and supporters to drop-in and learn how you can support their student’s success and well-being as they start college. We will discuss key academic dates, staying connected to the college and discuss how the college shares information with students. Returning to Success Returning students are welcome to check-in and to ensure that they have everything in place to continue on their journey to success. We will discuss supports you need to connect to,…
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The Coach is in!
Join the RISE Coach for 15-minute drops-in to connect and to ask questions! Student will receive Zoom link closer to event date.
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The Coach is in!
Join the RISE Coach for 15-minute drops-in to connect and to ask questions! Student will receive Zoom link closer to event date.
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The Sweetgrass Series 8: Webinar session with Doug Williams
"In this deeply engaging oral history, Doug Williams, Anishinaabe elder, teacher and mentor to Leanne Betasamosake Simpson, recounts the history of the Michi Saagiig Nisnaabeg, tracing through personal and historical events, and presenting what manifests as a crucial historical document that confronts entrenched institutional narratives of the history of the region. Edited collaboratively with Simpson, the book uniquely retells pivotal historical events that have been conventionally unchallenged in dominant historical narratives, while presenting a fascinating personal perspective in the singular…
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Q+A Conversations with RISE
Looking forward to seeing you at Q+A Conversations with the RISE coach. This session is an opportunity for student to have their questions answered about all things DC! Students will receive an email closer to the date with your schedule of sessions and links
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Returning to Success
For all 2nd and 3rd year students who want to check in and to get prepared for the final laps to the finish line. Students will receive a Zoom link closer to the session date.
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FPIC: Ask Amanda- Q+A
Looking forward to seeing you at our FPIC Q+A session! This session will give you an opportunity to connect with a current DC student. Bring all your questions about the First Peoples Indigenous Centre and have them answered by our student Amanda. Students will receive an email closer to the date with a Zoom link.
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Supporting Survivors
What does it mean to take a disclosure? When talking about sexual violence, is there a difference between disclosures and reporting? What support options exist for the campus community? We understand that responding to a disclosure can be difficult. That’s why we encourage everyone to join us for a conversation about how to respond to sexual violence disclosures and learn how to have a positive impact on survivors. To Register, email svsupport@durhamcollege.ca.
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Timetable Changes Fall 2020
Full-time students may process timetable changes through MyCampus beginning at 4 p.m.
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Supporting Survivors
What does it mean to take a disclosure? When talking about sexual violence, is there a difference between disclosures and reporting? What support options exist for the campus community? We understand that responding to a disclosure can be difficult. That’s why we encourage everyone to join us for a conversation about how to respond to sexual violence disclosures and learn how to have a positive impact on survivors. To Register, email svsupport@durhamcollege.ca.
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Supporting Survivors
What does it mean to take a disclosure? When talking about sexual violence, is there a difference between disclosures and reporting? What support options exist for the campus community? We understand that responding to a disclosure can be difficult. That’s why we encourage everyone to join us for a conversation about how to respond to sexual violence disclosures and learn how to have a positive impact on survivors. To Register, email svsupport@durhamcollege.ca.
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Supporting Survivors
What does it mean to take a disclosure? When talking about sexual violence, is there a difference between disclosures and reporting? What support options exist for the campus community? We understand that responding to a disclosure can be difficult. That’s why we encourage everyone to join us for a conversation about how to respond to sexual violence disclosures and learn how to have a positive impact on survivors. To Register, email svsupport@durhamcollege.ca.
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Supporting Survivors
What does it mean to take a disclosure? When talking about sexual violence, is there a difference between disclosures and reporting? What support options exist for the campus community? We understand that responding to a disclosure can be difficult. That’s why we encourage everyone to join us for a conversation about how to respond to sexual violence disclosures and learn how to have a positive impact on survivors. To Register, email svsupport@durhamcollege.ca.
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Timetable Changes Spring/Summer 2021
Full-time students may process timetable changes through MyCampus beginning at 4 p.m.
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