CaPS July Online Job Search Boot Camp
Crash Course for CVs and Cover LettersTuesday, July 7, 2020 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm RSVP through myFuture
Internship Workshop: How to Stay Motivated during a Virtual Internship
We've partnered with YES (Youth Employment Services) to bring you a virtual internship workshop series that help you succeed in remote internships. During this workshop series, you will learn how to ace a video internship interview, and remain engaged and productive in your daily activities while interning remotely. You will also learn how to build rapport with your colleagues remotely, so you feel like you're part of the team and succeed in your internship this summer!
Internship Workshop: How to Foster Professional Relationships while Interning Virtually
We've partnered with YES (Youth Employment Services) to bring you a virtual internship workshop series that help you succeed in remote internships. During this workshop series, you will learn how to ace a video internship interview, and remain engaged and productive in your daily activities while interning remotely. You will also learn how to build rapport with your colleagues remotely, so you feel like you're part of the team and succeed in your internship this summer!
Internship Workshop: How to Succeed at a Virtual Internship
We've partnered with YES (Youth Employment Services) to bring you a virtual internship workshop series that help you succeed in remote internships. During this workshop series, you will learn how to ace a video internship interview, and remain engaged and productive in your daily activities while interning remotely. You will also learn how to build rapport with your colleagues remotely, so you feel like you're part of the team and succeed in your internship this summer!
Labor and the Class Idea in the United States and Canada - online roundtable discussion
Join MISC for an online roundtable discussion on Barry Eidlin's book, Labor and the Class Idea in the United States and Canada (2018: Cambridge University Press).
Marshall McLuhan, the man behind Québec’s October Crisis?
Marshall McLuhan perhaps is best known for his contributions to communication theory and his precepts about the effects of technology upon culture and society. In the 1960s and 1970s – the height of McLuhan’s career as Canada’s preeminent media guru – McLuhan worked largely within the confines of the University of Toronto, far away from the social and political unrest fermenting in Québec during those years.
The State of the System - online book launch and discussion
Join MISC Director Daniel Béland and Dr. Paul W. Bennett for this online book launch and discussion on the publication of Dr. Bennett’s latest book, The State of the System: A Reality Check on Canada’s Schools (McGill-Queen’s University Press: 2020).