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Deadline: Open
Weekly Time Commitment: 0-3 hours
Contact: misc@utoronto.ca or amber.shortell@mail.utoronto.ca
The Master of Information Student Council has 4 spots left for the year! We are currently looking for:
Contact information above if interested. Training & letters of reference available. Looks great on your resume!
For further information about these positions, click here.
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Event date: Wednesday October 25, 4-6:30PM
Location: Studio307 (BL 307)
Studio 307: http://studio307.github.io/
Join us in Studio307 to work on your Halloween look. There will be fabric, notions, some simple patterns, arts and crafts supplies, and, of course, the glue gun and sewing machines.
Officially, the event runs from 4-6:30 but we’re around during open hours starting at noon if you want to get in on the action early.
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Location: BL520
Join the Association of Canadian Archivists U of T Student Chapter for our first panel of the year! Come learn more about what it means to be a digital archivist from those in the field. This is a free event and everyone is welcome.
Light refreshments will be provided.
Deadline: Open
Channel: Join Slack
Join our Slack channel to chat with us on matters related to academics, professional development, social events, the school Technology Fund, and anything iSchool/U of T related.
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Event Date: Thursday October 26, 12:00 – 1:30 PM
Location: InForum (BL 417)
Join Canadian Association of Professional Academic Librarians U of T Chapter to view a professional development webinar delivered by James Murphy, Information Specialist, LCR Learning (University of Calgary) on Thursday, October 26th from 12:00 – 1:30 PM in BL 417! This webinar will discuss strategies for designing and delivering library instruction, both in-person and using online teaching tools, such as LibGuides, LibWizard, Screencast software (e.g. Camtasia) and online meeting tools (e.g. Adobe Connect). Planned content includes developing learning objectives and lesson content, selecting and developing an instructional tool, delivery, and assessment strategies.
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Event date: Friday October 27, 7-10PM
Location: ROM
Tickets here: Eventbrite
There are 4 tickets remaining for those who’d like to join 27 fellow MI students for some spooky fun this Friday at FNLROM: Wicked!
This is the ROM’s Halloween Friday Night Live, a highly popular Toronto event that opens the gallery at night for music, mingling, and exploring the exhibits from a different perspective! Food and drinks are sold separately dat the event.
We’ll meet outside the ROM at 7:00 pm to get in line. Please note that after 8:00, ticket holders are no longer guaranteed entry. (It fills up really quickly!)
Tickets are $12.25 each (+ tax), and we’re almost out, so act fast!
This is a 19+ event, so remember to bring a valid piece of ID with you to enter.
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Location: InForum
It’s a fun time of year, so get your ideas flowing on a costume and dress up in your favourite mask, hat, costume, or go in character. Scary treats! Spooky music! If you don’t want to dress up, come anyway, if you dare…
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Date: Monday October 30, 9AM-3PM
Come enjoy a sweet treat at the Librarian’s Without Borders first bake sale of the year!
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10. Want to add your Ad? Details Here!
Deadline: Weekly, Submit by Sunday at 11:59PM
Contact: misc@utoronto.ca or amber.shortell@mail.utoronto.ca
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Master of Information Student Council