Student Guide 2016-17 Navigating Your Success!

Student Guide 2016-17
Navigating Your Success!
The Student Guide is created to answer questions that may arise during
your time at UTM. Inside you’ll find a map of the campus, a quick
reference guide of the campus, resources available and where to find
them, as well as friendly advice. Carry this guide with you to help
ensure you have all the information needed for a successful year.
utm.utoronto.ca
WELCOME TO UTM!
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Look at our campus map!
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO MISSISSAUGA CAMPUS MAP
CAMPUS MAP LEGEND
Resources & Services
AccessAbility Resource Centre, Davis Building (Room 2037)..................................... 1867
BikeShare, Student Centre (Room E89)......................................................................... 1815
Blackwood Gallery, Kaneff Centre, (Room 140)............................................................. 1833
Campus Police, Davis Building (Room 3116)................................................................ 1867
Career Centre, Davis Building (Room 3094)................................................................. 1867
Centre for Student Engagement , Davis Building (Room 2077).................................. 1867
Equity & Diversity Office, Davis Building (Room 3205B).............................................. 1867
Health & Counselling Centre, Davis Building (Room 1123A)....................................... 1867
Hospitality & Retail Services, Davis Building (Room 3127)......................................... 1867
Indigenous Centre, Davis Building (Room 2042).......................................................... 1867
Information & Instructional Services, CCT Atrium....................................................... 1800
International Education Centre, Davis Building (Room 2071)..................................... 1867
MiST Theatre, CCT Building (Room 1050)...................................................................... 1800
Multifaith Prayer Centre, Student Centre (Room 290).................................................. 1815
Office of Student Transition, Davis Building (Room 2115)........................................... 1867
Office of the Dean of Student Affairs, Davis Building (Room 3094G).......................... 1867
Office of the Registrar, Kaneff Centre/Innovation Complex (Room 1235).................... 1833
Office of the Vice-Principal Academic & Dean, Davis Building (Room 3200)............ 1867
Parking Office, Alumni House (Room 108)..................................................................... 1550
Robert Gillespie Academic Skills Centre, HMALC (Room 390).................................... 1675
Shuttle Bus & T-Card Office, CCT Atrium....................................................................... 1800
Shuttle Bus to Sheridan College, Deerfield Hall............................................................ 1535
Shuttle Bus to St. George Campus, Instructional Centre.............................................. 1599
Student Housing & Residence Life, Oscar Peterson Hall (Room 120).......................... 3375
U-Pass, Student Centre................................................................................................... 1815
UTM Bookstore, Davis Building (Room 1125)................................................................ 1867
Food
Blind Duck Pub, Student Centre..................................................................................... 1815
Tim Hortons Self-Serve, CCT Building........................................................................... 1800
Colman Commons Dining Hall, Oscar Peterson Hall..................................................... 3375
Instructional Centre Café & Lounge, Instructional Centre.............................................. 1599
Temporary Food Court, Davis Building.......................................................................... 1867
Starbucks, HMALC & Library........................................................................................... 1675
North Side Bistro, Deerfield Hall..................................................................................... 1535
Second Cup, Innovation Complex................................................................................... 1833
Message from the Vice-President and
Principal, Professor Ulli Krull
Welcome to the University of Toronto Mississauga, a campus known
for its innovative learning environment, world-class faculty and facilities, and its
natural beauty. At U of T Mississauga, you have an intimate and diverse campus
where students easily mingle with each other, faculty, and staff, and you have
access to the talent and resources of all three campuses of the University of
Toronto, one of the world’s leading educational institutions.
I hope you are just as excited to join us as we are to have you as members of our
campus community. All of you are arriving with wonderful ambitions and goals,
and we aspire to further nurture those ambitions, and to help you develop the skills
and knowledge that will allow you to achieve your fullest potential.
I invite you to explore the campus, all the nooks and crannies, on
and off the beaten path. Take the time to chat with faculty members, join a club,
volunteer as a student leader, go for a brisk walk on a treadmill in our Recreation,
Athletics and Wellness Centre (RAWC), watch the politics of the world unfold
through the live stock market index at our Li Koon Chun Finance Learning Centre,
and stroll along the banks of the Credit River in the beautiful Erindale Park to
refresh your mind and find new energy.
There are so many possibilities, and they all
combine to make UTM that special place you will
be proud to call your academic home!
Take advantage of the many opportunities this
campus offers to study, learn and socialize both
within and beyond the classroom. Your
educational journey is just beginning!
Ulli Krull
Vice-President, University of Toronto
Principal, U of T Mississauga
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CAMPUS RESOURCES
SPORTS & RECREATION
Campus Police.......................................................... 2 Bike Share..........................................................31
Hospitality & Retail Services.................................... 2 Recreation, Athletics & Wellness Centre (RAWC)..33
Information & Instructional Technology Services.... 4
Parking & Transportation Services.......................... 4
CREATIVE ARTS
Shuttle Bus............................................................... 7
Blackwood Gallery..............................................34
UTM Bookstore.......................................................... 7
Erindale Studio Theatre.....................................37
MiST Theatre...................................................... 37
SUPPORT SERVICES
AccessAbility Resource Centre.................................8
Career Centre............................................................9
Community On Campus...........................................10
Equity & Diversity Office...........................................10
Health & Counselling Centre................................... 13
Indigenous Centre.................................................... 14
International Education Centre................................14
Multi-Faith Spaces...................................................15
Office of the Campus Council..................................15
Office of the Registrar .............................................15
Office of Student Transition..................................... 16
Robert Gillespie Academic Skills Centre................. 19
Centre for Student Engagement..............................19
Student Housing & Residence Life..........................20
UTM Early Learning Centre...................................... 21
UTM Library (HMALC)............................................... 21
UTM Positive Space Committee...............................22
SERVICES AVAILABLE AT
ST. GEORGE CAMPUS
Athletic Centre................................................... 38
Centre for Community Partnerships................. 39
Centre for International Experience.................. 39
Downtown Legal Services..................................40
Family Care Office .............................................40
Hart House......................................................... 40
Information Commons.......................................41
Mentorship Resource Centre............................. 41
Sexual Harassment Office.................................41
School of Graduate Studies...............................42
Student Accounts...............................................42
The University Ombudsperson...........................42
U of T Bookstore & Computer Shop...................43
GETTING INVOLVED
Co-Curricular Record (CCR).....................................25
Ulife Recognized Student Organizations.................25
COURSE TIMETABLE BUILDING CODES
DV: William G. Davis Building
IB: Instructional Centre
CCT: Communication, Culture, and Technology
Building
HSC: Terrance Donnelly Health Sciences Complex
KN: Kaneff Centre/Innovation Complex
DH: Deerfield Hall
HMALC: Hazel McCallion Academic Learning
Centre
SH: Sheridan College, Oakville-Trafalgar Campus
CAMPUS RESOURCES
CAMPUS POLICE
We are available 24 hours a day year-round, and are dedicated to creating and
maintaining a safe and secure environment for students, staff, faculty and visitors.
Additionally, we operate the UTM Lost and Found service.
UTM Campus Police
@UTMCampusPolice
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/campus-police
Phone #: 905-828-5200 (General Inquiries)
Phone #: 905-569-4333 (Emergencies)
Location: DV 3116
Walk Safer Program
If you are taking an evening class, want to study late in the library before heading to
a residence or car, or want to stay a little longer after a night of fun in the Student
Centre, we can provide you with a bit of extra comfort by escorting you to where you
want to go on campus.
Contact Information
Website:
https://www.utm.utoronto.ca/campus-police/safety-programs/work-alone-walksafe-programs
Phone #: 905-607-SAFE (7233)
Location: DV 3116
HOSPITALITY & RETAIL SERVICES (Food & Meal Plans)
We offer both residence and commuter-friendly meal plan options, which combine
financial savings with the convenience of paying with a T-Card, on-line tracking,
and access to all food service location on campus.
Campus Value Plan
For commuter students, faculty, and staff.
It’s faster than using cash! Save 5% on all campus food purchases without any
bank machine transaction charges. You can also access your Campus Value Plan
dollars with your University T-Card; no PIN# required. The plan is valid at all-on
campus food locations including the Blind Duck Pub (non-alcoholic purchases only).
@UTM_Dining
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/hospitality
Phone #: 905-569-4795
Location: DV 3127
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CAMPUS RESOURCES
HOSPITALITY & RETAIL SERVICES (continued)
Conference Services
University of Toronto Mississauga student groups with Ulife recognition are granted a
package of benefits including:
• Use of University facilities at a lower cost or no cost
• Assistance and guidance from Conference and Event Services for your meeting or special
event
• Access to multimedia presentation equipment through Classroom and Technology Services
• Food Service discounts on your catering orders
The Conference and Events office is open Monday to Friday (excluding holidays), 9:00am
to 4:00pm.
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/hospitality/conference-events-services
Phone #: 905-828-5279
Location: DV 3094H
Print & Copy Centre
The Print & Copy Centre, located down the hall from the UTM Bookstore, provides a
variety of services to UTM students, including:
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Black & White/Colour Printing and Copying
Wide-Format Printing (Poster-Making)
Stationery and Business Card Printing
Finishing Services (Cutting/Folding/Binding)
Faxing Services
The UTM Print & Copy Centre is open Monday to Friday (excluding holidays), 9:00am to
4:30pm (9:00am to 4:00pm in July and August).
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/hospitality/copy
Phone #: 905-828-5248
Location: DV 1132
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CAMPUS RESOURCES
INFORMATION & INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY SERVICES
We offer support for your U of T email, T-Card, Shuttle Bus tickets/passes, UTORid,
campus printing, wireless access, residence internet, and computer labs. I&ITS is
also responsible for almost all IT services at UTM, including websites and servers.
We provide security and antivirus support and personal laptop hardware/software
troubleshooting.
@UTMhelpdesk
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/iits
Phone #: 905-828-5344
Location: CCT Atrium (CC 0160)
PARKING & TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
Parking on campus is available through the purchase and display of annual or
sessional permits, which are sold through the UTM Parking & Transportation Office.
Daily permits are also available for purchase from Pay & Display machines located in
parking lots across campus.
Eco Park Rebate Program
The Eco-Park Rebate program is one of the ways we are actively supporting a green
community by promoting the use of low emission vehicles. This includes hybrid,
electric and small engine vehicles that emit less than or equal to 125.0f of CO2/km. If
you own a vehicle that matches the listed requirements, you may be eligible for a
partial reimbursement on your annual parking limit. The reimbursement will take place
after the end of the parking year being evaluated. For a list of the eligible vehicles,
visit http://uoft.me/Eco-Rebate.
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/parking
Phone #: 905-828-5254
Location: Alumni House, Room 108
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CAN YOU FIND ME?
Bernie Miller, Five Minute Mirror,
2001, outdoor lightbox
For more information, please visit www.blackwoodgallery.ca or download the
FREE Art Walk iPad app from iTunes.
Every fall, the Blackwood Gallery commissions an artist to produce a
work for the Bernie Miller Lightbox, a billboard installed on the outside
of the William Davis Building where the two wings of the building meet
at the end of "Five Minute Walk". The commissioned work stays
throughout the school year. In the summer, the Lightbox displays the
original work by Bernie Miller, Five Minute Mirror (2001), which
inaugurated the site.
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HOW DO I GET AROUND?
Transit Options for UTM
The University of Toronto Mississauga is situated in an ideal location to
facilitate the needs of commuters and community explorers, by
providing a MiWay and Brampton Transit terminal. Make sure you take
time to look over all of the transit options available to you, and take
advantage of the many services offered locally!
For a full list of transit options available to students at UTM please
visit: www.utm.utoronto.ca/transit
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CAMPUS RESOURCES
SHUTTLE BUS
The UTM Shuttle Busses operate between the UTM and St. George campuses of the
University. A shuttle service is also available between UTM and Sheridan College’s
Trafalgar Campus for UTM’s joint programs with Sheridan. If you are a registered UTM
student, you can ride the shuttle bus for free upon presentation of your valid T-Card.
Other rides must purchase tickets in advance through the UTM Student Centre, Shuttle
Bus Office, Instructional Building Ticket Machine or on the St. George campus at the Hart
House Hub. Shuttle schedule is available online at: m.utm.utoronto.ca/shuttle.php
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/shuttle
Phone #: 905-828-3933
Location: IT Service Desk (CCT Atrium)
UTM BOOKSTORE
We are your one-stop-shop for course materials, convenience items, technology
solutions and U of T branded merchandise.
Student Perks
• Student phone plans
• Student software discounts
@utmbookstore
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.uoftbookstore.com
Phone #: 905-828-5272
Location: DV 1125
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SUPPORT SERVICES
ACCESSABILITY RESOURCE CENTRE
We provide services and accommodations to students who have a physical, sensory,
or learning disability, mental health condition, acquired brain injury, autism
spectrum disorder or chronic health condition. Students who have temporary
disabilities are also eligible to receive services.
Volunteer Opportunities
We welcome student volunteers who are looking to get involved on campus. Ways of
getting involved include volunteering as a Note Taker, Peer Mentor, or as an
Outreach Assistant.
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/access
Phone #: 905-569-4699
Location: DV 2037
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SUPPORT SERVICES
CAREER CENTRE
We provide you with online resources including job postings, networking events,
career learning panels, networking events, employer info sessions and give you
access to info on further education and career opportunities. We also have skilled
Career Counsellors and Employment Advisors who provide resume critiques and
one-to-one consultations to help you make sense of your options.
UTM Career Centre
@UTMCareerCentre
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/careers
Phone #: 905-828-5451
Location: DV 3094
Get Experience Fair
#GetExperienceUTM, Wednesday September 14, 2016, 10AM – 2PM, RAWC Gym
At the fair, you’ll be able to learn about ways to gain experience through:
• Volunteer programs and internships
• On-campus and work-study jobs
• Research experience
• International options
The career fair is open to current U of T students and recent graduates from the past two
years. A valid T-Card is required.
Get Hired: Summer & Full-Time Job Fair
#GetHiredUTM, Wednesday January 11, 2017, 10AM – 2PM, RAWC Gym
• Speak with reps from dozens of organizations and learn about a wide range of summer and
full-time opportunities!
This fair is open to current U of T students and recent graduates form the past two years. A
valid T-Card is required.
Graduate and Professionals Fair
Wednesday September 21, 2016
This fair provides an opportunity to speak with representatives from graduate and
professional programs such as law, dentistry, medicine, physiotherapy, education,
business, social work, graduate studies and college post-graduate studies.
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SUPPORT SERVICES
COMMUNITY ON CAMPUS
We are an interactive environment for you to gain experience supporting broader
community members with intellectual disabilities participating in social
opportunities on campus.
Volunteer Opportunities
New volunteers are always welcome. Student volunteers provide support to
individuals who have an intellectual disability. Some of the benefits of volunteering
with us include:
• Building your resume, improving leadership, communication and listening skills, giving back to
the community, and making friends!
• First year students are encouraged to apply! Contact us via email or Facebook if you want to
get involved
• Volunteers are recruited throughout the year and are required to commit a minimum of one
hour per week
Community on Campus UTM
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/conc
Phone #: 905-828-5386
Location: DV 2035C
EQUITY & DIVERSITY OFFICE
We work with you to create a more inclusive and equitable learning, living, and
working environment. We organize initiatives with students and campus partners,
including staff and faculty, to make UTM more welcoming for its diverse community
members. We also assist students with human rights-based discrimination or
harassment concerns.
Volunteer Opportunities
Are you interested in issues of diversity, equity, inclusion, or social justice? If you are
interested in contributing to a more welcoming and inclusive UTM campus, contact
the Equity & Diversity Office by email to learn about ways to get involved.
UTM Equity and Diversity Office
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/equity-diversity
Phone #: 905-568-4916
Location: DV 3205B
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CAN YOU FIND ME?
Charlotte Schreiber
This sign commemorates the contribution of Charlotte Schreiber to the
history of Ontario. The University of Toronto Mississauga is built along
the Credit River, an environment that inspired Schreiber’s work and
contributed to her rise to prominence in the community. Schreiberwood
Residence is named in honor of this iconic and important figure.
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ICCIT Council
Kathleen Chavez
The ICCIT Council is the official award-winning academic society
representing students in the Institute of Communication, Culture,
Information and Technology (ICCIT) department & program
specializations at the University of Toronto Mississauga. We serve the
interests of the ICCIT student body through creative & professional skill
workshops, professional speaker series, fun socials, amazing
networking events, stimulating conferences and engaging
competitions. We are here to help students in ICCIT and beyond achieve
their dreams.
WWW
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iccitcouncil.com
ICCIT Council
@iccitutm
iccit_council
SUPPORT SERVICES
HEALTH & COUNSELLING CENTRE
We’re your partner in achieving physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing while
studying at UTM. Our Centre is staffed by a friendly team of health professionals
that promote overall health and wellbeing. As doctors, nurses, personal counsellors,
a psychiatrist, registered dietitian and health educators, our goal is to support you
in being happy, healthy and well.
Our dedicated team of health professionals offer medical services similar to that of
your family doctor’s offfice, and our personal counsellors offer short-term,
solution-focused counselling and therapy services. We can also provide referrals to
assist in accessing community resources when more complex and/or long-term care
is needed.
The Centre’s services are available to all students at no additional cost.
Appointments are made in advance by calling or visiting the Centre, however we can
generally provide medical first aid and crisis support with same-day appointments.
All HCC services are confidential.
We provide a range of training and volunteer opportunities for all students. At the
heart of our outreach and education efforts are two dedicated teams of volunteers:
Peer Health Educators and the Healthy Campus Crew. Students on these teams have
opportunities to learn about their own wellbeing, to develop new skills, to meet new
people, and to give back to the UTM community.
UTM Health & Counselling Centre
@utmHCC
/utmHCC
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/health
Phone #: 905-828-5255
Location: DV 1123A
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SUPPORT SERVICES
INDIGENOUS CENTRE
You are invited to learn about Indigenous culture, stories and ceremonies by
connecting with an on-campus Traditional Indigenous Aboriginal Elder. Initiatives may
include drumming circles, learning circles and the Waawaathe Northen Lights
Experiential Journey.
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/student-life/indigenous-centre
Phone #: 905-569-4867
Location: DV 2095
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION CENTRE
Whether you are an international student or you are interested in international
opportunities, the IEC is here to help you connect with other students,
internationalize your experience and join a cross-cultural community at the
University of Toronto Mississauga.
Internationalize Your Degree
• Study Abroad: Earn credits toward your UofT degree while studying overseas at our 120+ top
tiered partner universities,
• International Research Opportunities: combine hands on research experience with travel
abroad working with renowned professors worldwide,
• UTM Abroad: take a UTM course with an embedded global experience or travel on a
co-curricular experience to solve local and global challenges.
Immigration
International students seeking advice on study permits, visas, permanent residency and other
immigration related matters can speak with our certified International Student Immigration Advisor
at no additional cost.
International Student Support
The IEC is here to support international students with their transition to University, acculturation,
the University Health Insurance Plan, pre-arrival information and connecting you to the right
resources.
IEC Mazi
Mazi is the Greek word for together. At the IEC, we use a peer-to-peer approach that brings our
campus community together to celebrate culture and diversity through a variety of internationally
focused programs and activities. Explore the world around you by participating in our events,
meeting other students who share your interests, and getting connected to the right resources and
people.
University of Toronto Mississauga - International Centre
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/international
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Phone #: 905-569-4716
Location: DV 2071
@UTMIEC
SUPPORT SERVICES
MULTI-FAITH SPACES
UTM provides you with opportunities to celebrate your spiritual and faith-based
practices on campus by providing prayer space and faith-based campus groups.
UTM also encourages interfaith dialogue and spiritual development through
initiatives like the multi-faith bus tour.
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.utm.utoronto.ca/student-life/multifaith/prayer-spaces-u-t
OFFICE OF THE CAMPUS COUNCIL
We are your opportunity to get involved in campus governance. We exercise
governance oversight of campus-specific matters on behalf of the Governing Council
and are concerned with matters affecting UTM’s objectives and priorities, the
development of long-term and short-term plans, and the effective use of resources
in the course of these pursuits.
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/governance
Phone #: 905-569-4358
Location: DV 3216
OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR
We maintain your permanent academic records and are the place to turn to if you
need academic advising, financial aid advising, and assistance with awards, forms
and petitions. We can also answer your questions about OSAP, grants or bursaries
and scholarships.
@UTMRegistrar
Contact Information
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/reg
Phone #: 905-828-5399
Location: Kaneff Centre/Innovation Complex 1235
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SUPPORT SERVICES
OFFICE OF STUDENT TRANSITION
The Office of Student Transition is committed to providing students and their
families a comprehensive set of engaging and informative programming that will
support students' academic and social transition to and through UTM. Through our
programming you will make friends, discover resources, gain academic skills, and
feel connected to UTM. We offer new student programming (O-Week, LAUNCH,
utmONE, utmONE Scholars, STAC, and Eagle2Eagle), upper-year programming
(REACH and Exam Jam), and parent and family programming (orientation and
outreach initiatives).
utmONE
utmONE are theme-based, for-credit courses that emphasize academic
skill-building and expectations through the lens of an engaging topic. Additionally,
a series of tutorials will introduce you to essential elements of a well-rounded
student experience.
utmONE Scholars
utmONE Scholars provide small and interactive seminar experiences to a select
group of high academic achieving first-year students. Through engaging and
intellectually stimulating subjects of study, first-year students develop critical
thinking and communication skills. University level research skills are also taught.
LAUNCH
LAUNCH (formerly utmONE Connect and utmFYE) is a new initiative that brings
together the academic and community aspects of being a new UTM student in a way
that supports your transition and student success. LAUNCH is a series of engaging
and interactive weekly sessions taught by academically successful upper-year
student mentors (Launch Leaders) enrolled in your academic discipline.
Office of Student Transition - OST
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/transition
Phone: 905-569-4282
Location: DV 2090
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@ostutm
CAN YOU FIND ME?...
Lislehurst (Principal’s Residence)
This stone house was built in 1885. An example of Tudor Revival
architecture, Lislehurst is the residence of UTM principals and their
families. In 1985, the private property of Lislehurst was named a
heritage property protected under the Ontario Heritage Act with
significant heritage value.
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CFRE Radio
Mahmoud Sarouji
CFRE is a student run radio station, broadcasting at 91.9 FM in
Mississauga, Ontario. It is the official campus radio station of the
University of Toronto at Mississauga and the station first broadcast in
1970. CFRE offers volunteer opportunities and hosts musical events
throughout the year. Make sure to check them out or listen at:
http://www.cfreradio.com
CFRERadio
@cfreradio
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SUPPORT SERVICES
ROBERT GILLESPIE ACADEMIC SKILLS CENTRE
We offer a full range of workshops, seminars and individual consultations to help
you identify and develop the academic skills needed for success in your studies. We
work collaboratively with UTM faculty and teaching assistants to help deliver the
best possible environments in classes, labs and tutorials.
Rgasc Utm
@RGASC_UTM
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/asc
Phone #: 905-828-3858
Location: HMALC (library), 3rd floor, Rm 390K
Centre for Student Engagement
We are committed to your learning and development. Informed by research and
assessment, our co-curricular programs and services promote community
engagement through innovative opportunities that contribute to student success.
You can get involved in one of the four initiatives housed under Centre for Student
Enagement: Community & Civic Engagement, Leadership and Student Recognition,
Student Organizations & CCR, and the Indigenous Centre.
UTM Centre for Student Engagement
@UTMengage
@UTM_engage
/UTMCentreforStudentEngagement
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/utm-engage
Phone #: 905-569-4724
Location: DV 2077
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SUPPORT SERVICES
STUDENT HOUSING & RESIDENCE LIFE
Residence has over 1,500 student spaces, providing you with the most diverse range
of housing options for undergraduate, graduate and professional students, and for
students with families, within the University of Toronto system. In addition to
on-campus residences, we also help students with their housing needs through
services such as off-campus listings, roommate searches, and community and
safety information.
First Year Transitional Support
All first year students living in residence are placed into an Academic Living
Community based on their intended program of study. This access to specialized
peer-based academic support allows for enhanced opportunities to get to know
students in their courses, build a supportive community and find resources that can
enable academic success. Our first year residence students are also assigned a Peer
Academic Leader (PAL) who is an upper year student from their discipline that
provides mentorship and guidance throughout their transition to university life.
Students are divided into small groups and are given the opportunity to attend
workshops designed to enhance their academic skills focusing on topics such as
study planning, learning styles, note taking, academic goal setting, professional
communication and writing skills. Essential to this experience is the opportunity to
participate in one-to-one meetings with their PAL, attend Facilitated Study Groups
(FSGs) and engage with faculty outside of the classroom.
UTM Student Housing and Residence Life
utmresidence
/utmres
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/housing
Phone #: 905-828-5286
Location: Oscar Peterson Hall (OPH), Room 120
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WWW
@UTMResidence
utmresidence.com
SUPPORT SERVICES
UTM EARLY LEARNING CENTRE
We are an on-campus licensed child-care facility that offers childcare information
and support to parents, foster parents, and legal guardians who are students, staff
or faculty at UTM.
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/childcare
Phone #: 905-569-4422
Location: Adjacent to the Leacock Lane residence and parking lot 5
UTM LIBRARY (Hazel McCallion Academic Learning Centre)
We are your partner in scholarly research. We have a team of academic librarians to
help you, plus loads of study carrels, study rooms, casual seating, computer stations
and – of course – books! We provide you with a vibrant, comfortable and safe
environment to learn and study with friends. We are excited to meet you and hope
you will come and check out our beautiful light-filled library, meet our team of
experts, and of course answer your Blackboard questions too!
University of Toronto Mississauga - Library
@UTMlibrary
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.library.utm.utoronto.ca
Phone #: 905-828-5236
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SUPPORT SERVICES
UTM POSITIVE SPACE COMMITTEE
The UTM Positive Space Committee works to promote safer and more inclusive
spaces for LGBTQ+ members of the University community. The composition of the
committee is representative of campus constituencies including students, staff and
faculty, includes members of the LGBTQ+ community and their allies, and
represents a variety of skills, knowledge and experience.
The most visible symbol is an inverted rainbow triangle
sticker that you will see in many places around campus.
If you notice a rainbow triangle sticker on a door or an
office, it is a sign that people in that office are
supportive of LGBTQ+ students, staff and faculty and
would welcome your questions and requests for
assistance. They may not have all the answers, but they
will be helpful in a general way, and can refer you to
appropriate offices and services. LGBTQ+ is a collective
acronym for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Queer
identities (including intersexed, questioning,
two-spirited, asexual, pansexual, as well as others).
Contact Information
Website: www.positivespace.utoronto.ca
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Lesbian Gay Bisexual
Transgender Queer
Positive
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CAN YOU FIND ME?...
The University of Toronto Mississauga
Green House
The UTM greenhouses provide plants and growing space for teaching
and research. Take a walk and try to find this hidden gem!
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Student’s Union (UTMSU)
UTMSU is the Student’s Union on campus offering events, campaigns
and services to all UTM students. Our campaigns are based on student
priorities and making student life on campus easier. We offer events
such as Frosh, Welcome Week, Pub Nights, Block Party, Multi-Cultural
Week, UTM's Got Talent and more. We are also the home for over 100
clubs on campus! We offer the U-pass, 5 cent printing, cheap movie
tickets, Wonderland passes and much more.
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UTM Students’ Union (UTMSU)
@myUTMSU
myUTMSU
GETTING INVOLVED
CO-CURRICULAR RECORD
Your work outside the classroom deserves to be recognized. U of T now has the Co-Curricular
Record (CCR) that allows you to seek out involvement opportunities and have them recorded on
an official U of T document. You’ll also be able to identify the skills and abilities you’ve
developed as a result of your involvement, which is valuable when you’re meeting with possible
employers – you’ll be able to tell them exactly why you are so awesome!
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.ccr.utoronto.ca
ULIFE RECOGNIZED STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
At UTM there are numerous student organizations in which you can get involved. They represent
a breadth of student interests in academic and career areas, social issues, faith, athletics, and
much more! You can even start your own organization through Ulife. Grab a highlighter to find
the ones that interest you most. Check them out at ulife.utoronto.ca!
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Erindale Biology Society
Erindale Society of Chemical & Physical Sciences
Forensics Society
Historical Studies Society at UTM
ICCIT Council
MMPA Course Union
Mathematical and Computational Sciences Society (MCSS)
Philosophy Academic Society
Political Science & Pre-Law Association (PSLA)
Psychology Assoc of Undergrad Students at Erindale (PAUSE)
Sociology & Criminology Society (SCS)
Student Association of Geography and Environment (SAGE)
Student Management Association (SMA)
UTM Anthropology Society
Undergraduate Commerce Society (UCS)
Undergraduate Economics Council (UEC)
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CFRE Radio 91.9FM
Medical Society
UTM Association of Graduate Students (UTMAGS)
The Medium
UTM Athletic Council (UTMAC)
UTM Residence Council (UTMRC)
UTM Student Union (UTMSU)
University of Toronto Student Union (UTSU)
Graduate Student Union (GSU)
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Association of Palestinian Students
Canadian Asian Student Society
Caribbean Connections at UTM
Chinese Magazine at the University of Toronto Mississauga
Chinese Students and Scholars Association
East African Student Association
Egyptian Student Association
Erindale Campus African Students Association
Erindale Hong Kong Students' Association
Italian Club of Erindale
Japanese Social For Erindale Students
MESA - Middle Eastern Student Association
ROCSAUT
Sri Lankan Students Association
Ukrainian Students Club
University of Toronto Mississauga Francophone Students' Association
UTM Vietnamese Student Association
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Christian Students at U of T
Hillel at UTM
Hindu Student Council (UTM)
Logos Fellowship
MiCF
Muslim Students' Association
UTM Agape Impact
UTM Catholic Students Club
UTM Chinese Christian Fellowship
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Business Consulting Association
CHANNEL 6ix
Chinese Stock Analysis
DECA UTM
DEM Society
Entrepreneur's Club
Graduate Management Consulting Association: University of Toronto
Mississauga
Interactive Digital Media League
Management & Business Consulting Association
University of Toronto Mississauga League Association
UTM Tech Club
Video Culture Magazine
Women in Tech
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Canadian Jurisprudence Club
Dance Club
Debating Club at UTM
Drama Club-UTM
Erindale Gaming Organization (EGO)
Euphoria
Game Development Club
Language Exchange at UTM
Magnus Rugby Football Club
Mississauga Campus Smash Club
Music Production Club
Musical Theatre Club
Ping Pong Club
Quidditch Club
Rhythm
The J. Tuzo Wilson Club
The Public Speaking Club
The University of Toronto Mississauga Pre-Pharmacy Committee
Undergraduate Finance Association
University of Toronto Hockey Analytics Association
University of Toronto Mississauga Baseball Association
University of Toronto Mississauga Current Event Club
UT&FUN-UTM
UTM Anime
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UTM Art Club
UTM Canadian Undergraduate Conference on Healthcare Chapter
UTM Comedy Club
UTM Liberals
UTM Motor Club
UTM Movie Club
UTM Running Club
UTM Scribes
UTM Squash Club
UTM Stock Traders
UTM Students for life
UTM Students for Partners in Health
Whovians of University of Toronto Mississauga
Writers of Controversial Philosophy
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Because I am a Girl
BuildOn: UTM Chapter
Cancer Awareness Network
Conquering Cancer Committee
Erindale Community Outreach
Foundation for International Medical Relief of Children UTM Chapter
Free the Children, at UTM
Habitat for Humanity UTM
Health Out Loud at UTM
Helping Hands
Ikshana
Islamic Relief
Lifeline - UTM Blood and Stem Cell Society
MEDLIFE UTM
One Family University of Toronto Mississauga
One Prosper U UTM
Orphan Run
OUT@UTM
Pakistan Development Fund
Power to Change
Rotaract Club at UTM
Rover Scout Crew
Ruya UTM
Students for Wishes at UTM
Students Offering Support: University of Toronto Mississauga Chapter
WATSI UTM
World Wildlife Foundation at UTM
CAN YOU FIND ME?...
Greg Hefford, Speech Bubble Sign,
1995, aluminum, plexi, lights
For more information, please visit www.blackwoodgallery.ca or download the
FREE Art Walk iPad app from iTunes.
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Reflection Bays
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Several reflection bays are scattered across the UTM campus. These
spaces are intended for quiet reflection in any form. Chairs, benches,
and mats are provided for yoga, prayer, or a quiet rest. Discreetly
placed arrows denote compass locations to help you find your place in
the world. Find these spaces on the 3rd and 4th floor of DH.
Additionally, there are lounges in the Instructional Centre and a
multifaith prayer space in the Student Centre Annex.
SPORTS & RECREATION
BIKE SHARE
We are a program that allows you to rent bikes for 48 hours, free of charge! We also
offer route maps, tips on bicycle maintenance and repairs, and helmet rentals.
UTM BikeShare
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/bikeshare
Location: Student Centre, E89
Places to Visit
Nature Trails
The University of Toronto Mississauga is known for its lush nature trails that weave
on and off campus, into Erindale Park and other surrounding areas. These trails are
great for afternoon strolls and bike rides. Start at one of the many trail entrances,
like the one on Principal’s Road, and see where it takes you!
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Village of Streetsville
Photo taken from www.villageofstreetsville.com
Bike to Streetsville and enjoy the variety of bakeries, coffee shops and restaurants.
Erindale Park
The largest park in Mississauga. Erindale Park features five picnic facility areas, five
barbecues, six comfort stations, a playground area, a lookout on the old dam, and a
toboggan hill. The park also offers walking trails, fishing, canoeing, and views of the
Credit River and ravines. The park is ideal for bird watchers, photographers and
those who enjoy nature. Don’t miss the annual salmon run in mid-September!
Another aspect of the park is the David J. Culham Trail, a pathway system through a
heavily forested area that provides spectacular views of the Credit River and trail
ravines. The trail is particularly breathtaking in autumn, but has a special brand of
peace and beauty that manifests itself throughout the year. This trail is perfect for
hikers, joggers, cyclists and cross-country skiers.
* Taken from http://www.mississauga.ca/
Find over 1,300km of
trails, bike lanes and
paths in Peel Region, by
visiting:
WalkAndRollPeel.ca
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RECREATION ATHLETICS & WELLNESS CENTRE (RAWC)
As a UTM student, you are a member of our comprehensive fitness and health facility
that features a dance studio, squash courts, a 25-meter swimming pool, two
gymnasiums, cardio and strength training equipment, golf cages, a high
performance lifting centre and an indoor running track. We also offer individual and
group activity support, and administer the outdoor playing fields, tennis courts,
beach volleyball courts and basketball courts.
Membership
You are automatically a member as long as you are a registered UTM student.
Students who are enrolled in courses and have paid their tuition fees are eligible to
use the facilities. Students who are enrolled in one term can access the facilities for
that session only.
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As a member of the RAWC, you get access to the following facilities:
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High Performance Centre
Multi-Purpose Room
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Dance Studio
Fitness Studio
Indoor Running Track
RAWC Pool
Whirlpool
Coed Casual Recreational Programs
Group Fitness Classes
Social Media Accounts
UTM Athletics
@UTM_Athletics
Contact Information
Email: [email protected] (Membership Services)
Email: [email protected] (Program Office)
Website: www.utm.utoronto.ca/athletics
Phone #: 905-828-3714 (Membership Services)
Phone #: 905-569-4485 (Program Office)
Location: RAWC
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CREATIVE ARTS
BLACKWOOD GALLERY
We are a contemporary art gallery that presents a variety of curated exhibitions and
educational activities featuring the work of local, national and international
professional artists.
Late Summer Exhibit
Curator: Julia Paoli and Christine Shaw
Blackwood Gallery, University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM)
June 22nd - September 18th, 2016
The Cage is a Stage is a multi-compositional project composed of two gallery
exhibitions, a billboard, and a short performance at the Blackwood Gallery, an
evening-length performance that premieres onstage at The Power Plant's
Harbourfront Centre Theatre, and a publication.
Blackwood Gallery
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.blackwoodgallery.ca
Phone #: 905-828-3789
Location: Kaneff Centre, Room 140 and CCT Lower Level
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Crime Scene House
This house provides Forensic Science students with the unique
opportunity to investigate simulated crime scenes in a realistic setting.
Students learn through hands-on activities how to preserve, document
and process the scene using appropriate equipment and procedures.
The extensive outside areas around the house simulate outdoor crime
scenes, such as clandestine burials and vehicle crime scenes. There are
also open houses so non-forensic students can check it out too!
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Mathematical and Computational
Sciences Society (MCSS)
The Mathematical and Computational Sciences Society (MCSS)
represents all students who are enrolled in at least one math, computer
science or statistics course/program! We offer students support
through a deeper connection with our professors and teaching
assistants, professional development opportunities, and fun social
environments. Come out every Friday for weekly Game and Hack nights!
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Mathematical and Computational Sciences Society at UTM
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CREATIVE ARTS
ERINDALE STUDIO THEATRE
As the home base for Theatre Erindale, the production company of the Theatre and Drama
Studies program, we offer a full season of performances featuring UTM’s own students in
acting and supporting roles. Tickets are available for purchase online or in-person at the
box office.
Theatre Erindale
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.theatreerindale.com
Phone #: 905-569-4369
Location: Erindale Studio Theatre Building
2015-2016 Schedule
The Silver Season – Euripides Orestes
How to Make Love in a Canoe
The Beck Festival 2015
The Comedy of Errors
Pericles Prince of Tyre
Antonin Chekhov – The Seagull
October 22-24 & November 1, 2015
November 12-14 & November 19-22, 2015
December 10 – December 12, 2015 [MiST Theatre]
February 11-13 & February 28, 2016
February 25 – February 28, 2016
March 10-12 & March 17-20, 2016
MiST THEATRE
We are a fun space that hosts a wide variety of events open to you. The space is fully
equipped, seats 130 people, and is available to students, departments and outside users.
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.utm.utoronto.ca/iframe/mist-theatre-iframe
Phone #: 416-569-4413
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ATHLETIC CENTRE
The Athletics and Recreation ancillary fee provides UTM students with access to the
many programs and services available at the four facilities; the Athletic Centre, the
Varsity Centre (stadium and arena), the new Goldring Centre for High Performance
Sport, Front Campus, Back Campus and Robert Street Fields. If you are currently
registered as a UTM student, you are eligible to use the facilities without additional
charge.
Facilities
• 7 gymnasiums
• 3 pools (including a 50m pool, 25 yard pool and a teaching pool)
• 3 artificial turf fields
• 3 natural gas fields
• 2 strength and conditioning centres
• 1 hockey/skating arena
• 2 dance studios
• 200m indoor track and 400m outdoor track
• 4 tennis courts
• 10 squash courts
• Cardio machines
• Weight training equipment
• Fencing salle
• Steam rooms
• Common spaces for socializing, studying and relaxing – Athletic Centre student lounge and
main floor atrium
Contact Information
Email: [email protected] (General Inquiries/Membership Info)
Website: www.physical.utoronto.ca
Phone #: 416-978-3436
Location: 55 Harbord St.
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CENTRE FOR COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS
Your university experience is by no means limited to the boundaries of the campus.
One of U of T’s greatest assets is the location of its three campuses, within the
dynamic and multicultural communities of Toronto, Mississauga and Scarborough.
While in these communities, you are more than students, you are citizens of these
neighbourhoods - whether permanent or temporary. We encourage you to engage
thoroughly in the life of the city. We have opportunities for you to connect with your
community outside the University of Toronto for one day, one week, one semester or
for a full year.
Centre for Community Partnerships
@UofTCCP
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.ccp.utoronto.ca
Phone #: 416-978-6558
Location: 569 Spadina Ave., Suite 315C
CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE
As a UTM student, you are welcome to participate in the programming for
international and internationally-minded students offered by the CIE on the
St. George Campus. We offer exchange opportunities, international student
advising, transition advising and mentoring.
Centre for International Experience
@UofTCIE
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.cie.utoronto.ca
Phone #: 416-978-2564
Location: Cumberland House, 33 St. George Street
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DOWNTOWN LEGAL SERVICES
Downtown Legal Services (DLS) provides a range of free legal services for
low-income residents of Toronto and University of Toronto students in five areas of
law: criminal law, family law, refugee and immigration law, tenant housing and
university affairs. Depending on the case, this may include providing advice about
the law and possible options, negotiating with the other side and representation at
a trial or hearaing. DLS also provides free notary/affidavit services to U of T
students and, for a small fee, to members of the community.
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.downtownlegalservices.ca
Phone #: 416-978-6447
Location: Fasken Martineau Building, 655 Spadina Avenue
FAMILY CARE OFFICE
We offer a range of resources and support for students and their families for:
planning for a child and pregnancy; child care and schools; balancing work, study
and family; parenting strategies; elder care planning, and more. Confidential
appointments are available at UTM.
Family Care Office
@UofTfamilycare
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.familycare.utoronto.ca
Phone #: 416-978-0951
Location: Koffler Student Services Centre, 214 College Street, Main Floor
HART HOUSE
We are your destination for social, artistic, cultural and recreational experiences.
Whether you want to enrol in fitness classes, see a play, take an art tour, join a club
or committee, participate in drop-in wellness programs, attend a lecture, or just
grab a bite with friends, there’s always something happening at Hart House. You
can even play billiards while waiting for the UTM shuttle bus. Visit us online or drop
by to learn more.
Hart House
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.harthouse.ca
Phone #: 416-978-2452
Location: 7 Hart House Circle
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INFORMATION COMMONS
We are a Help Desk which provides telephone and walk-in support for UTORids,
email and internet access, wireless connectivity, and more. A Licensed Software
Office which offers a variety of software licences at special educational rates to the
University community. We also provide bookable rooms which can be used to
rehearse class presentations. More than 700 workstations available to U of T
students, faculty and staff in libraries across the St. George campus. Media
Production services including event videography, video production, media
conversion and more.
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.help.ic.utoronto.ca
Phone #: 416-978-4357
Location: 1st Floor, Robarts Library, 130 St. George Street
MENTORSHIP RESOURCE CENTRE
Want to get inspired and motivated by an experienced upper-year student? A mentor
can help guide you and challenge you to do your best. Visit us online to find a
mentorship program that works for you.
Contact Information
Website: www.mentorship.utoronto.ca
SEXUAL HARASSEMENT OFFICE
We handle complaints of harassment based on sex, sexual orientation, gender
expression and gender identity at the University of Toronto.
Contact Information
Website: www.sho.utoronto.ca
Phone #: 416-978-3908
Location: 215 Huron Street, Suite 603
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SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES
We support all of U of T’s graduate students, including those at UTM. The School of
Graduate Studies (SGS) can provide you with expertise, advice and information
regarding financial assistance. We also represent the cause of graduate education
at U of T in the wider academic and general community.
U of T Gradlife
@UofTGradlife
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.sgs.utoronto.ca
Phone #: 416-978-6614
Location: 63 St. George Street
STUDENT ACCOUNTS
We provide details on fees, payments and financial aid on your ROSI account, with
deadlines, FAQ’s and support for questions on your university financial account.
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.fees.utoronto.ca
Phone #: 416-978-2142
Location: 215 Huron Street, 3rd floor
THE UNIVERSITY OMBUDSPERSON
Confidential advice and assistance for students, faculty and staff of all three U of T
campuses with complaints unresolved through regular University channels.
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://ombudsperson.utoronto.ca
Phone #: 416-946-3485
Location: 12 Queen’s Park Cres. West, McMurrich Building First Floor, Room 102
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U of T BOOKSTORE AND COMPUTER SHOP
We are your St. George campus bookstore. Similar to the UTM Bookstore, you can
purchase course materials, books, U of T merchandise, electronics and technology.
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.uoftbookstore.com
Phone #: 416-640-7900
Location: Koffler Student Services Centre, 214 College Street
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Student Affairs, University of Toronto Mississauga
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