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Feb. 2 - April 30
Convocation details can be found here. Students apply to graduate by logging into their Student Center account, and clicking on Apply for Graduation under Academics.
April Exams
24/7 Study Hall
April 9-30
SLC
The Student Life Centre will be open 24 hours for April exams. Click here for more details.
Pancake Study Break
April 14, 10pm
SLC
Students who are studying on campus are invited to take a break to enjoy an evening pancake breakfast served by Alumni Association representatives. Be sure to get there early!
YouthREX Webinar: Reframing how we work with young people
April 14, 1-2:30pm
Know India Summer Program Session 1
Deadline April 15
International students are eligible to apply to a 2 week program in India. Session 1 runs from June 1 - 15. Click here for more details.
Therapy Dogs at King's
April 17, 1-2:30pm
SLC
Take a break from exams and spend time with therapy dogs.
Faculty Association Award for Outstanding Achievement
Deadline April 30
This award is granted to a graduating student from King's. It will be granted based on academic success, as well as individual and social achievements at the College and/or in the community. An overall average of at least 75% is required. Click here for more details and to apply.
Nominations for Excellence in Teaching Award
Deadline April 30
Nominate a professor who changed your way of thinking or inspired you. Send a letter of nomination to Marilyn Mason.
Development Day
May 1
SLC
Development Day offers a line-up of professional and personal development sessions that help students and alumni navigate transitions at all levels of their career. Whether you are a soon-to-be graduate, a developing professional, or thinking about a change, this event will help take your career to the next level. Click here for more details.
Summer Residence at King's
May 1 - August 28
To request accommodation, please email [email protected] by April 10. Provide your name, student number, current residence room number, and the dates you require accommodation. Pay fees by April 24 ($25 per day, $150 per week, $600 per month, or $1000 for May 1 - June 26).
King's Open House
May 2, 1-4pm
SLC
The Undergraduate Awards
Deadline May 29
The Undergraduate Awards acknowledge excellence in undergraduate academia across all disciplines through an international call for top scholarly submissions. Students in their final year, or second-last year of an undergraduate degree program, are invited to submit high-quality coursework to compete against top undergraduate scholars from around the world. Click here for more details.
Know India Summer Program
Session 2
Deadline May 30
International students are eligible to apply to a 2 week program in India. Session 1 runs from June 6 - 21. Click here for more details.
Assistive Technology Conference
June 4, 8am-6pm
Those who support person with disabilities, either in post-secondary education, areas that lead to higher education, or those who assist after graduation, will find opportunities for education, networking and collaboration. Dr. Todd Cunningham will be exploring how Assistive Technology connects with learning profiles through his opening remarks and an afternoon workshop. Please consider submitting a proposal to present at the conference and share your expertise and experience. Proposals can be submitted online by April 17 at www.ATconference.ca. King's faculty, staff and students can register for a reduced fee of $50. Click here to register.
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Weekly Pub
Join the King's community for our weekly pub.
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Christ the King Chapel, Wemple Building
Eucharist: April 15-17, 12pm
Sunday Eucharist
The Chapel (WOTM), 1486 Richmond Street,
10:30am
Labatt Hall, 5pm
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Vol. 2 / Issue 28 / April 13, 2015
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On Sunday, March 29, KUCSC President David Castillo and President-Elect Craig Minielly surprised Mary Carol Watters, Dean of Students at King's for over 35 years, by announcing that the President's Office is being named in her honour.
The Mary Carol Watters KUCSC Leadership Office commemorates her dedication to student leadership and engagement during her time as Dean of Students. The naming of this suite was made possible by the KUCSC support of the Student Life Campaign, a fundraising initiative to build the King Centre as well as significantly increase the endowment for student awards and bursaries at King's.
The naming of the office comes in the midst of Mary Carol's retirement later this spring. Mary Carol will take her official leave in June 2015 and will be sorely missed by all students, faculty and staff at King's.
Things at King's submissions
Email us your submissions by Wednesday at noon for the following Monday's newsletter.
Sincerely,
King's Communications Team
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24/7 Study Hall
Darryl J. King Student Life Centre
April 9 - 30
Cardinal Carter Library extended hours
April 9 - 29, 8am - 12 midnight
April 30, 8am - 7:30pm
Click here for information about food services and transportation.
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| Tuesday, April 14, 10pm Garron Family Learning Lounge, SLC Students who are studying on campus are invited to take a break to enjoy an evening pancake breakfast served by Alumni Association representatives. These are expected to go like hot-cakes, so be sure to get there early! |
| King's alumna provides research for Souterraine Impressions exhibition at Museum London |
| Thursday, April 9 - Monday, September 7 Interior Gallery, Museum London Marking the 100th anniversary of the start of World War One, the Souterraine Impressions exhibition at Museum London illuminates the lives of Canadian veterans through the deeply personal carvings and drawings made by soldiers concealed in the allied caves and trenches near Vimy Ridge, France.
Katrina Pasierbek, '12 BA History (Honors Specialization), Catholic Studies for Teachers (Major), conducted biological research on the artists who carved various sculptures, carvings, drawings, etc.
Click here for more details.
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| YouthREX Webinar: Reframing how we work with young people |
| Tuesday, April 14, 1 - 2:30pm This webinar will explore Positive Youth Development (PYD), including an overview of the framework, what PYD philosophy entails, and potential strategies for how you can intentionally integrate PYD into your approach to working with youth - whether as frontline staff or a program administrator. Examples from Canadian communities and agencies will enhance the presentation and participants will be engaged in interactive methods of collecting feedback and sharing experience. The Youth Research and Evaluation eXchange (YouthREX) launched its South-Western Ontario Regional Hub at King's on March 5, 2015. Our community welcomed Laura MacDiramid as the Manager of YouthREX@King's. Contact Laura for more details. Click here to register. |
| Do You Want to Study in India This Summer? |
| One of King's partner universities in India, Lovely Professional University (LPU), is offering a "Know India Summer Program" for 2-weeks during June and July. The program is designed to give international students an introduction into the business environment in India, as well as an introduction to Indian culture. Dates for this year are June 1 to June 15 for Session 1, and July 6 to July 21 for Session 2. The deadline to apply for Session 1 is April 15, 2015, and Session 2 is May 30, 2015. Accommodations, breakfast/dinner, transportation and tours are all included. LPU offers over 150 programs and has the distinction of having India's highest enrollment.
For more information visit www.lpu.in and contact King's International.
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| Development Day free registration to first 20 students |
Friday, May 1
Student Life Centre
Development Day offers a line-up of professional and personal development sessions that help students and alumni navigate transitions at all levels of their career. Whether you are a soon-to-be graduate, a developing professional, or thinking about a change, this event will help take your career to the next level.
The first 20 King's students to register will receive free admission!
Click here for more details.
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| Volunteer Summer Bursary Program |
| To provide OSAP students with the means to volunteer during the summer as a way of contributing to their community while gaining additional work experience in different fields. Students would receive recognition in the form of a bursary to assist with their financial obligation to King's for the subsequent academic year. Funds are limited to qualified students on a first come, first serve basis. Applications may be submitted as early as March 1, but no later than May 15 provided funds are still available. This program will close once maximum funding has been assigned for the coming academic year. Click here for more details and to apply. |
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