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Elevate your team. Speak with one of our Teamwork Advisors.

About Teamwork Support

Want to improve your team performance in an academic course this term? ILead is offering drop-in office hours and course-specific support.

No matter what engineering course you are in, come meet with one of our Teamwork Advisors.

Bookings & Drop-In Hours

Click the button below to access the team support booking forms. More information about weekly drop-in office hours can be viewed on the form. Feel free to come to talk about whatever team or personal development related topic you have on your mind; any student from any engineering course may drop-in.

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Teamwork Adivsors

Patricia

Patricia Sheridan 

Supports teams in: Engineering Strategies & Practice (APS 111) & MIE Courses 

Professor Sheridan is an Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream at ILead/ISTEP focusing on integrating teamwork and leadership learning into the engineering curriculum. Prof. Sheridan teaches and supports teamwork learning in Engineering Strategies and Practice and the Mechanical and Industrial Engineering (MIE).  

Prof. Sheridan is an MIE graduate and has worked on multiple design teams in academia and in industry. She is committed to supporting students develop their teamwork skills so that they can succeed in engineering and beyond. 

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Jennifer Galley

Supports teams in: ECE, MSE, CivMin, ChemE, Praxis & Capstone Courses 

Jennifer Galley is the Experiential Learning Specialist at ILead/ISTEP.

She supports students with expanding their self-awareness, leadership identity, and interpersonal skills in courses and co-curricular programs and workshops.

Jennifer has over a decade of experience supporting student groups and teams with the implementation of practices, strategies and techniques to enhance their interpersonal relations and culture.

She currently facilitates team dynamics, conflict resolution and effective feedback curriculum in various courses and capstone across the Faculty.  

Vivian Trumblay

Vivian Trumblay (On-leave)

Supports teams in: FASE Student Clubs & Organizations 

Vivian Trumblay is the Leadership Education Specialist at ILead/ISTEP. 

She supports club-involved students in developing their leadership skills and competencies through a range of co-curricular programs. 

Vivian is committed to helping student leaders thrive in diverse organizational contexts by supporting team development through the use of evidence-based tools, techniques and strategies. 

Munaam Naveed, Leadership Education Specialist

Munaam Naveed

Supports teams in: FASE Student Clubs & Organizations 

Munaam Naveed is the Leadership Education Specialist at ILead/ISTEP.  

She supports club-involved students in developing their leadership skills and competencies through a range of co-curricular programs.  

Munaam follows a human-centered approach to help students reflect on their leadership style and coach them in becoming confident in navigating various organizational challenges by sharing techniques and strategies to support students in cultivating a smooth and effective team dynamic.  

Topics available for discussion

  • Conflict resolution
  • Setting or resetting team values/norms
  • Motivating and engaging team members
  • Clarifying your own strengths
  • Improving psychological safety within the team
  • Reviewing work styles for how to work with different types of people
  • Personal and team goal setting
  • Articulating course team experiences for job interviews
  • Whatever you else you bring

If you are looking for support with your team in a student club or organization, please use our Customized Clubs Support request form.

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This handbook is designed to support students in setting up, navigating, and succeeding in hybrid engineering teams. Hybrid engineering teams are those whose work combines both virtual and in-person components.

Access the handbook here, and share with collaborators and friends.

Through this handbook, we wish to enable teams to adopt strategies and practices so that they can be equally as effective in virtual and hybrid teams as they are when working fully in person.

 

"Teamwork is never equal to the sum of the parts that go into it. It is always equal to more or less. Building an effective team environment is step one to making it equal to more."