TMU English

Join us for Dr. Jennifer Meness' lunch table talk this Wednesday! Contact jasmorgan@torontomu.ca to register.

Among our current English co-op students, Nora Dempsey is enjoying the benefits of the experience, noting that “The best thing about Co-op is the chance to make a name for myself and feel confident in my job experiences before graduating from university.”

Attention First-Year TMU English Students: Are you interested in paid Co-op while you earn your BA degree? Come to our information session on MARCH 21, 3-4 PM and learn about the Co-Op benefits and how to apply. Experts will be on site to answer your questions!

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Join Dr. Colleen Derkatch for a lunch table talk on March 14th! Dr. Derkatch examines why the concept of wellness holds such rhetorical power in contemporary culture.

By analyzing digital texts and the work of cultural theorists on the nature and impact of this new medium, students will address the implications of the rise of computing and the internet for the future of literary and other cultural practices. 2/2

This course explores how contemporary writers and artists have attempted to come to terms with the so-called post-print era - a historical moment characterized by the strategies of fragmentation and recombination that digital hyperspaces make possible. 1/2

Tuesday, November 15 6 PM to 8:30 PM Toronto Metropolitan University Jorgenson Hall (JOR) Room 1402 (14th floor)

Please join us for an evening in conversation with award-winning creative writers and to hear TMU student writing.

This reception and event will feature work from the creative writing workshop taught by visiting practitioner Hoa Nguyen with special guest speakers, writers Barbara Tran and Damian Rogers. Light refreshments will be served.

Registration link is in the comments! There are both virtual and in person tours!

Explore each lesson, activity, exercise, or reflection to find what most resonates with and empowers you in your academic journey.

Inspired by the success of the semester-long Thriving in Action initiative at Ryerson University, Thriving in Action Online offers the latest in innovative thriving and learning research. Lessons, experiences, reflections, micro-interventions--you will find all these and more!

The GJC Program invites undergraduate students to explore topics on a global scale - from film and migration to gender and agriculture. Applicants can choose between one of two spring 2023 intensive travel courses in either Panama or Trinidad and Tobago!

Join us for a live event tomorrow to honor Truth and Reconciliation Day! Link is in the comments.

We will be reading Volume 135, number 1, January 2020, pp. 59-73. IMPORTANT: Don't forget to register for the event! The link is below. ryerson.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Check out these important dates for frosh week!