Come out and meet the Troost ILead team! We'll be at the EngSoc Clubs Fair on September 4 to welcome you back to Skule™. Date: Wednesday September 4, 2019 Time: 1:00 – 4:00 pm Location: BA Lobby & 2nd Floor (40 St George St, Toronto, ON)
The OPTIONS Program is an initiative by the Vice-Dean, Graduate Studies and the Troost Institute for Leadership Education in Engineering (Troost ILead) to support engineering masters students, PhD students, and post-doctoral fellows in exploring diverse career options.
It’s easy to meet a lot of people, but how do you deepen your connections with them? Whether personal or professional, research has shown that connections are made meaningful when there is openness and follow-through. Come out and push your comfort zone in practicing these concepts at our evening workshop. Program Details Date: Tuesday September […]
Meaningful social connection is shown to be strongly correlated with academic success, mental wellbeing, and professional success. Starting off a new year is a great opportunity to create some new relationships. Explore a different side of networking and learn how to initiate new friendships and collaborations, foster connections with professors, and tap into job opportunities. […]
Having courage helps us to reach for the things that we really want in life, but how do we build courage? Join us as we push our comfort zones and explore what it means to cultivate courage, how we identify opportunities to build it, and what it can do for our lives. Warning: be prepared […]
Do you struggle to communicate in the moment? Do you want to build confidence in your communication skills? Join us for an improv session with Bad Dog Theatre Company to learn how to think on your feet to manage unexpected questions and situations.
The OPTIONS Program is an initiative to support all engineering graduate students and post-doctoral fellows in exploring diverse career options.
Take a deep dive into career management and join a supportive community of like-minded graduate students and post-doctoral fellows exploring career possibilities. The Cohort Program is a ten week, non-credit program facilitated by faculty and professional development experts.
