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Safer Spaces: Understanding Discrimination (Winter 2019)

21Jan201909:30
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12:00

Designed specifically for the McGill context, this workshop will expose the participant to a number of concepts related to equity and discrimination.

Safer Spaces: Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (winter 2019)

14Mar201913:30
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16:00

An interactive workshop for faculty, staff and graduate students, this session provides a concise introduction to sexual and gender diversity.

Safer Spaces: How to Respond to Disclosures of Sexual Violence (Winter 2019)

12Mar201909:30
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12:00

This workshop is designed and delivered by the Office for Sexual Violence Response, Support and Education. 

Safer Spaces: Indigenous Perspectives (Winter 2019)

6Feb201913:30
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16:00

This workshop was originally developed by the First Peoples’ House.  It has been adapted and is now delivered by the Indigenous Education Advisor at SEDE.

Safer Spaces: Race and Cultural Identity (Winter 2019)

22Mar201909:30
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12:00

Participants will have the opportunity to examine how race and culture affect daily life in the McGill community.

Safer Spaces: Disability, Access, and Universal Design (Winter 2019)

29Jan201909:30
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12:00

This workshop is designed and delivered by the Office for Students with Disabilities (OSD).

Wisdom of Leisure (April 5, 2019)

5Apr201912:00
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14:00

 

Wisdom of Leisure (March 13, 2019)

13Mar201913:00
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15:00

 

Persuasive Public Speaking (Fall 2018 - repeat)

20Nov201818:00
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20:00

  Do you get nervous before giving a speech? Want to feel more confident while presenting? Or just want to make your presentations more interesting, rather than reading verbatim from slides?

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Did you know that as a McGill student, your participation in many activities, such as training workshops and volunteering are tracked on your Co-Curricular Record (CCR)? Having your co-curricular activities listed in one document can help you revise your CV or cover letter, prepare for interviews, or explore career options. Learn how to access and leverage this important document through myInvolvement, and make your training count!

 

McGill University is located on land which has long served as a site of meeting and exchange amongst Indigenous peoples, including the Haudenosaunee and Anishinabeg nations. McGill honours, recognizes and respects these nations as the traditional stewards of the lands and waters on which we meet today.
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