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Come out to our BBQ Wednesday July 18th 5pm! Please RSVP to utmags@utoronto.ca by Monday July 16th with a meat or vegetarian option request and any guests. Only $2 for graduate students and $4 for guests. Hope to see you … Continue reading →

Unfortunately, there is no lab coat cleaning facility available at UTM. UTMAGS is planning to set up this service in the near future and maintain it as a long-term goal, depending on the needs of our graduate students. Before we … Continue reading →

An effort to expand the network of people discussing the growing concerns of young Canadian scientists. http://www.universityaffairs.ca/the-black-hole/our-blog-for-early-career-scientists-hello-to-ua-readers/

How the Network Works, from University Affairs.

The International Centre will be holding Off-Campus Work Permit application workshops in order to assist international (study permit holding) students in applying for an Off-Campus Work Permit. In order to be eligible to apply for the Off Campus Work Permit … Continue reading →

From Troy, CUPE 3902’s UTM Rep: Dear All, Sorry for the delay on this information. I still need to clarify a couple things about the info session. First, the information session will be held in Davis (South) Building, Rm 2074 … Continue reading →

  “My grief lies all within” — PhD students, depression & attrition PhD education and mental health: A follow-up      

      CUPE3902 Response to PDAD&C memo of Feb 1st, 2012 University of Toronto Faculty Association Letter to Provost Misak            

GRADUATE STUDENTS Networking Night In collaboration with the Office of the Vice Dean, Graduate and UTMAGS Wednesday, January 18 6 pm – 8 pm Faculty Club, Davis 3140 Register & learn more @ http://www.utm.utoronto.ca/careers/pop_ups_1201/nn_grad.html Wondering what career paths you can … Continue reading →

As you probably have heard, CUPE 3092 Unit 1 (the union representing all University of Toronto TAs) will be holding a strike vote next week. We, the officers of UTMAGS, would like every UTM graduate student to go to the … Continue reading →