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This free, hands-on workshop offers participants tips and tools for working with spreadsheets, mining data and filing access-to-information requests.
Learn how to plan your future through hands-on strategies to help you figure out the best career path for you.
Learn what WikiData is all about.
In this talk, designed for a broad audience, Christian Genest will describe a relatively new and highly popular way of modeling multivariate data using copulas.
Obtain more job interviews by learning to create a résumé that offers employers a clear, concise picture of you and your accomplishments.
Learn how to plan your future through hands-on strategies to help you figure out the best career path for you.
Using the principles of Design Thinking, you will learn how to design and run an effective brainstorming session to move your projects forward. Additionally, you will improve your team collaboration and facilitation skills through the team activities in this workshop.
Find out how to make time to study, prioritize your time, and keep up on a weekly basis even when things get busy.
Do you play a musical instrument that is now lying neglected in some corner or closet? Have you always wanted to make music with others? Bring your voice or instrument and come improvise with us!
In this hands-on, interactive session, Megan Webster, PhD, will walk you through the steps of planning a workshop, from setting your learning goal to checking for understanding.
“STUDY ABROAD 101” SESSION WITH 180 PARTNERS ACROSS THE GLOBE COME AND DISCOVER OUR LEARNING OPPORTUNITES FOR A DEGREE SPANNING CONTINENTS
Social scientists are motivated to understand how various facets of society influence all sorts of behavior. Individual’s perceptions about their significance in a given community can have meaningful effects on the way in which we look to communities to develop and foster democratic values and promote civic engagement. In her workshop, Dr. Anderson will take participants through her interdisciplinary approach to studying communities and political behavior, blending the fields of community psychology, sociology, and political science. She will draw on her research into community identity, focusing specifically on how community comes to influence political behavior and engagement. She will discuss civic engagement from the perspective of being an informed consumer of information. We know from previous research that the context in which an individual interacts influences his/her political behaviors and attitudes. With this in mind, Dr. Anderson will explore the following: - how does sense of community influence political behavior and attitudes? And what impact—if any—does involvement in multiple contexts have on political behavior and attitudes? -how does the information environment influence political behavior specifically civic engagement?
Examine ways to cultivate relationships and strengthen ties, for personal and professional happiness. Come prepared to take part in this interactive session where we will practice being "N.I.C.E" to make connections that matter.
Find out how you can change your current strategies and get you back on track.
The 40-minute lecture will be followed by a student-faculty discussion on how to approach inclusivity in the classroom. The event coincides with the opening of the call for applications to the 2019-20 Sheila Mason Bursary, designed to provide financial aid to women, BIPOC, LGBTTQIA+ people, and students with disabilities enrolled in a Minor, Major or Honours in Philosophy.
This workshop seeks to introduce the foundations of Agile project management and learn about the basics of the most popular Agile methodologies. You will also experiment with new ways of collaborating and play Agile Games. You will emerge knowledgeable about agile concepts and equipped with practical, experience-based tips on how to apply them.
Find out how you can change your current strategies and get you back on track.
Learn about useful note-taking and learning strategies to set you up for deeper and more efficient learning.
This workshop focuses on what it means to be assertive and its value as well as limits. Active participation takes the form of discussion around how to move towards acting assertively, pair-share and group reflection.
Workshop for Concordia students about academic writing skills, reference lists in APA, MLA. Find out how to collect, organize, cite, and share your research.
Through small group discussions, videos, mind mapping, and goal setting you will design your own Live Your Strengths Action Plan and leave with a greater understanding of the PERMA model and how it can help you flourish!
Discover how you can make to the most of your arts degree to help prepare you for the job market.
Workshop for Concordia students about academic writing skills
Discover how you can make to the most of your arts degree to help prepare you for the job market.
Workshop for Concordia students about how to cite sources and format papers in the APA style as well as keep track of sources.
Do you play a musical instrument that is now lying neglected in some corner or closet? Have you always wanted to make music with others? Bring your voice or instrument and come improvise with us!
Learn how to create a résumé and CV that provides a concise summary of your relevant competencies and accomplishments.
Come learn about the different trends in finance, insurance, and fintech from representatives from these industries. Industry representatives will be available to answer all of your questions. Do not miss this opportunity to speak one-on-one with these individuals that can provide valuable insight!
In this hands-on, interactive session, Megan Webster, PhD, will walk you through the steps of planning a workshop, from setting your learning goal to checking for understanding.
Find out how you can change your current strategies and get you back on track.
Learn to read and write Wikipedia with Concordia Library's Wikipedian in Residence, Amber Berson.
The poor have long been consigned to a group of "included-out" citizens. They are legally living in a place, but they are not afforded the same courtesies, entrusted with the same responsibilities, or respected in parallel processes, as those citizens of greater means and those who behave in manners that are more consistent with "middle class" values. A common sentiment in discussions of poverty and social policy is that decisions made about those living in poverty or near-poverty are illegitimate, inadvisable, and non-responsive to the needs and interests of the poor if the poor themselves are not involved in the decision-making process. In this workshop, Dr. Bryer argues that active citizenship and poverty are indeed inextricably linked. How does poor or low quality public participation of the poor and non-poor contribute to ongoing subsistence poverty across our societies? How are the poor themselves restricted as full participants in democratic life? This workshop delves into these important questions and explores the linkages between engaged citizenship and poverty, drawing on examples from the United States, Canada, parts of Western and Eastern Europe, and South Africa.
Explore different career opportunities by listening to professionals in the field share their experience. Gain valuable insight from mentors to help you guide your job search.
Find out how to make time to study, prioritize your time, and keep up on a weekly basis even when things get busy.
If you are thinking of dropping a course by the March 23rd DISC (discontinue) deadline, please join the JMSB Academic Advisers for a discussion on the pros and cons of dropping a course. This will be an interactive session facilitated by an academic adviser. Registration is required
If you want to design an authentic personal brand that accurately reflects you, and that can help you reach your professional and personal goals, this fun interactive two-part workshop is for you!
Learn valuable tips on how to get started on LinkedIn, how to build a professional profile, LinkedIn etiquette and how to get yourself noticed by recruiters.
Learn about the health behaviors that offer the greatest benefits. These include healthy eating, getting plenty of good-quality sleep and a few others that you may find surprising. You will learn the latest recommendations on these healthy habits and ways to fit them into your busy student life.
Connect with professionals in the non profit field. They will share their experiences in a variety of settings and roles and will give advice on how to develop your career in the not for profit field.
Through small group discussions, videos, mind mapping, and goal setting you will design your own Live Your Strengths Action Plan and leave with a greater understanding of the PERMA model and how it can help you flourish!
Obtain more job interviews by learning to create a résumé that offers employers a clear, concise picture of you and your accomplishments.
Do you play a musical instrument that is now lying neglected in some corner or closet? Have you always wanted to make music with others? Bring your voice or instrument and come improvise with us!
Are you looking for an internship but you are not sure where to start? Learn what tools you will need to prepare yourself and what strategies to put in place to get ahead of the game.
If you are thinking of dropping a course by the March 23rd DISC (discontinue) deadline, please join the JMSB Academic Advisers for a discussion on the pros and cons of dropping a course. This will be an interactive session facilitated by an academic adviser. Registration is required
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