The ELL Program offers free, on-site Communication Cafes where you can practice academic speaking in a relaxed and fun environment. No registration is necessary; please just drop in! For more information, visit http://www.artsci.utoronto.ca/current/advising/ell or contact ELL: ell.newcollege@utoronto.ca
Location: Woodsworth College, Room 120 9:30 to 10:30 am: Organizing your Essay - Building coherent, connected arguments using reasoning and evidence 10:45 to 11:45 am: Using Sources - Using summary, quotation, and paraphrase correctly and effectively 12 to 1 pm: Revising your Essay - Improve your editing and proofreading skills The St. George Campus College Writing Centres, in ... Read More
Location: Career Centre Seminar Room, Koffler Student Services Centre Applying to Medicine, Law, or some other professional or graduate program? Learn to present your strengths to advantage in this 2-hour hands-on workshop The St. George Campus College Writing Centres, in collaboration with University of Toronto Libraries, the Career Centre, the Academic Success Centre, and the ... Read More
Location: Woodsworth College, Room 119 9:30 to 10:30 am: Survival Skills - Resources and strategies for making the most of your U of T experience 10:45 to 11:45 am: Critical Reading and Thinking - How to get the most out of your textbooks and research sources 12 to 1 pm: Note-Taking - Tips on taking notes: recording a ... Read More
Location: Northrop Frye Hall, Room 119, Victoria College Making sense of essay topics – getting on the right track from the start The St. George Campus College Writing Centres, in collaboration with University of Toronto Libraries, the Career Centre, English Language Learning, and the Academic Success Centre, are offering this campus-wide series of academic skills ... Read More
Location: Woodsworth College, Room 119 9:30 to 10:30 am: Understanding the Assignment - Making sense of essay topics – getting on the right track from the start 10:45 to 11:45 am: Finding Scholarly Sources - Strategies for finding and identifying the most useful research sources 12 to 1 pm: Developing your Thesis - How to write clear, focused, ... Read More
Location: Northrop Frye Hall, Room 119, Victoria College Strategies for finding and identifying the most useful research sources The St. George Campus College Writing Centres, in collaboration with University of Toronto Libraries, the Career Centre, English Language Learning, and the Academic Success Centre, are offering this campus-wide series of academic skills workshops to the University’s ... Read More
Location: Woodsworth College, Room 119 9:30 to 10:30 am: Organizing your Essay - Building coherent, connected arguments using reasoning and evidence 10:45 to 11:45 am: Using Sources - Using summary, quotation, and paraphrase correctly and effectively 12 to 1 pm: Revising your Essay - Improve your editing and proofreading skills The St. George Campus College Writing Centres, in ... Read More
Location: Northrop Frye Hall, Room 119, Victoria College How to write clear, focused, forceful thesis statements (and how not to!) The St. George Campus College Writing Centres, in collaboration with University of Toronto Libraries, the Career Centre, English Language Learning, and the Academic Success Centre, are offering this campus-wide series of academic skills workshops to ... Read More
Location: Career Centre Seminar Room, Koffler Student Services Centre Applying to Medicine, Law, or some other professional or graduate program? Learn to present your strengths to advantage in this 2-hour hands-on workshop Register online from Aug. 29. The St. George Campus College Writing Centres, in collaboration with University of Toronto Libraries, the Career Centre, English ... Read More
