Student Resources to Support Connection, Dialogue and Well being

For Connection

Dialogue starts with connection. As a learner in one of Canada’s most diverse institutions of higher-education, you have unique opportunities not only to build community with like-minded peers, but also to broaden your horizons, learn from diverse perspectives and gain new insights that will inform your learning and professional development.

Opportunities to Connect and Engage

Create new spaces for connection and critical conversations

For Dialogue

Effective dialogic communication is not only a critical skill for personal development, it is also one of the most sought after in today’s professional landscape. When we prioritize skill development in this area we gain other key competencies, including adaptability, perspective-taking, emotional intelligence and critical thinking. As social systems become ever more complex, these are the essential skills needed to meaningfully engage.

Explore Resources to Prepare for High-Stakes Conversations

For Support and Well Being

Engaging in difficult conversations can involve significant emotional labour, particularly when they involve personal triggers or trauma. For support in this work, learners can access a range of responsive mental health services and resources for both immediate and ongoing support.

Access Student Well Being Resources

For Accountability

All members of the university community have rights and responsibilities to uphold principles of human rights, equity and inclusion. If you have questions or concerns related to these rights, there are various pathways and support options available.

Centre for Human Rights, Equity and Inclusion

Alternative Dispute Resolution

Office of Student Community Relations