Author Archives: UTMAGS

The Princeton Review is seeking teachers for Canada’s most popular preparation program for the MCAT (Medical College Admission Test). Our courses bring together specialist instructors in each of the MCAT’s five major subject areas to provide students with a fantastic … Continue reading →

Student Affairs and UTMAGS are planning on proposing some new legislative changes that involve increases to UTM grad student tuition fees. These changes concern grad student access to UofT’s athletics facilities over the summer term. Currently, grads do not have access and … Continue reading →

Hello Grads! UTMAGS would like to thank everyone for participating and making last night’s Christmas party and fundraiser a huge success! We thought you’d like to know that all your efforts resulted in us raising over $1000 for the Typhoon … Continue reading →

If you are seeking support and advice on any personal family matters, a family care advisor will be available on the UTM Campus to meet with students, staff and faculty for individual confidential consultations. Book an appointment to discuss the following: – Planning … Continue reading →

In the spirit of this wonderful season of giving, UTMAGS has organized a fundraising initiative for the Canadian Red Cross’ Typhoon Haiyan Relief, as well as our local food bank, Food Banks Canada. We will be collecting funds for the … Continue reading →

IMI will be hosting the third talk of its seminar series on Wednesday, Dec. 11th. The speaker this month will be Dr. Kevin Canning. Kevin is the Director of Research and Alliance at GSK and he will be talking about … Continue reading →

UTMAGS is hosting an awesomely fun-filled Christmas party on Wednesday, Dec. 18th at 6pm in the Blind Duck Pub. Please join us for food, candy, karaoke and some amazing raffles and competitions! In this spirit of the Holidays, UTMAGS will … Continue reading →

UTMAGS is looking to renovate the Grad Lounge, located in DV 1100, and would like to hear about what kind of changes you’d like to see. To give us your feedback on how we can improve this space, please fill … Continue reading →

The Canadian Federation of Students (CFS) is campaigning to increase awareness of their initiatives. They are also looking to obtain feedback from graduate students and request that students fill out the following survey: www.cfsontario.ca/notinthesyllabus We would like to encourage all … Continue reading →

Cringe every time one of your students coughs? Put your mind at ease and get a flu shot at UTM’s Flu Vaccination Clinic! UTMHCC will be holding two more clinics for the year: Wednesday, Nov. 20th, 12-4pm, Oscar Peterson Hall … Continue reading →