Volume 7 | Issue 8 | September 9, 2019
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Diversity and Inclusion at the Writing Centre
September 9
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The Write Place presents Diversity and Inclusion at the Writing Centre, a talk by Myrna Kicknosway.
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First Year Welcome Event- Interdisciplinary Programs
September 9
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This is a welcome event for new students in Thanatology, Disability Studies, Social Justice & Peace Studies, and Childhood and Social Institutions programs where you can mix with other students and teaching faculty in an informal setting.
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Disability Studies Information Session
September 9-13
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All Disability Studies students are invited to attend an information session about the many exciting changes developed for the program!
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Recruitment and Career Events
September 9-13
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Check out all the recruitment and career events hosted by Western.
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A talk by Dr. Jeff Preston: A Disability Theory Perspective on Tutoring
September 12
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The Write Place presents a talk by Dr. Jeff Preston on September 12 at 3:30 p.m.
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International Welcome Reception
September 13
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Meet Peer Guides and international peers!
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Last day to add a full course
September 13
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Last day to add a full course, a first-term half course, a first-term full course, or a full-year half course on campus and Distance Studies.
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St. Joseph's Hospitality Centre
September 14
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Volunteers are needed to serve, prepare food or play music. Donations of healthy snacks, baked goods (store-bought or home-baked), cheese and fruit are needed.
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The Making of a Democratic Economy: How to build prosperity for the many
September 17
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The London Poverty Research Centre at King's is hosting this event to discuss inclusive economic development.
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Graduate School and Scholarship Information Session
September 18
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Thinking About applying to Grad School? Attend one of our workshops hosted by the Department of Political Science.
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Ask Dean Joe
September 19
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Your Dean of Students, Joe Henry, will be at the Friendship Bench from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. to answer any questions you may have. You can also tune into
Instagram Live to ask your questions.
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Annual Student Retreat
September 27-29
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This retreat is hosted by Campus Ministry. We will go to Holy Family Retreat Centre where you will have the opportunity to make friends, pray and reflect.
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Purple Fest 2019 ft. A$AP Rocky
September 28
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Canada's Biggest University Festival Returns! Purple Fest is open to all ages with a 19+ licensed section.
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Not sure where your classes are located? Use Class Find to help you locate your classes around all Western campuses.
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Shuttle Bus Routes & Schedule
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If you need transportation between King's and the other Western campuses, remember that King's offers free shuttle bus services.
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Join one of our wellness groups to meet new friends, be supported, and build on your strengths.
Introducing King’s Roots: Paths to Wellness. Take a journey with King’s students, staff and faculty throughout the neighbourhoods surrounding King’s. Meet at the flag poles in front of Wemple every Wednesday at noon starting
September 11. No registration required.
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The Grief and Loss Research Lab (aka The Loss Lab) will provide students with opportunities to critically reflect on thanatological research, to better understand the significance of research in this field, and to develop hands-on skills. 3
rd and 4
th year Thanatology students are welcome to apply.
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Get to know your new principal, the KUCSC, Head Soph Team, and many others; see our favourite places to shop and eat in London; get tips for creating a schedule; and find some simple recipes for students. If you have a story to share, send us an email at
theregis@kucsc.com and you could be featured in the magazine!
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Sign up to be a KAMP Mentee
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KAMP mentees are matched with senior student mentors based on their program of interest to help improve students' academic success and personal achievement.
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Important Financial Information
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- Scholarship and Bursary applications are now open and the deadline for most in-program awards is September 30.
- Domestic Work Study program applications are now open.
- The deadline to opt out of the non-mandatory fees is September 25.
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Looking for a Catholic Mass on Campus?
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Christ the King University Parish community invites you to join us for Mass on
Sundays at 10 am and 5 pm in the Chapel at Windermere on the Mount.
Daily mass is celebrated in Christ the King Chapel (Wemple Building) at
noon, Tuesday - Friday.
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King's is now a smoke-free campus, effective as of July 1, 2019.
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Explore a variety of meal plans available to all students, staff, and faculty.
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Stay up-to-date with jobs postings specifically for King's students and alumni.
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As of
September 1, the London Transit Commission (LTC) will see new scheduling or routing - including those travelling to, through or around Western. Please remember that
your student ID card is your bus pass.
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Bikes need to be locked properly to avoid theft.
- Use a quality U-shaped lock. Lock the frame & one wheel.
- Always lock your bike to a secure, fixed object.
- Lock your bike in well-lit & well-traveled areas.
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The Student Code of Responsibilities and Conduct outlines expectations of King's University College students. We encourage all students to take the time to review this document and procedures.
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Business and Government
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POL 2211E
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This course examines the politics of economic issues, including free market and interventionist economic ideas and how businesses, unions, think tanks and lobby groups seek to influence government policy across various issue areas such as taxes, spending, trade, finance, regulation, the environment, recessions and competitiveness.
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The Politics of Human Rights and Artificial Intelligence
(POL 22155F/G)
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The interplay between artificial intelligence – or 'intelligent' machines with autonomous decision-making capabilities – and human rights will be investigated within such issue areas as public policy, war and peace, criminal justice, privacy, and labour.
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Campaign School - 2019 Federal Election
(POL 3315F/G)
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Using the 2019 Federal Election as a case study, this is an experiential learning course in campaign and election management. This year’s course will focus on the changing nature of elections in an era of climate change, high-tech influence, and Trumpist populism.
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Ethiopia Field Course
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POL 3318G
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We will explore a range of issues related to international organization and global governance. Students and two full-time faculty members will travel to Ethiopia over Reading Week.
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City Studio: Women in Civic Leadership
(POL 3320E)
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This course offers a unique experience for students who identify as women and are interested in becoming engaged in civic leadership and community building.
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American Borders and Borderlands
(POL 3361F/G)
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This course will focus on the borders and borderlands of the Sonoran Desert region and includes a 10-day visit to Tucson, Arizona and Nogales, Sonora, in May 2020.
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Selected Topics:
Sociology of Body Work in Canada
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SOC 4485G
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This course will examine the social construction of everyday, ideal, unhealthy and political bodies.
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Special Topics: Health Policy
(POL 3336F/G)
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Focusing on health equity and the social determinants of health, this course explores the development, implementation, and outcomes of health policy in Canada.
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Sept. 9 at 7 p.m.- Prayers with Taizé (CTK)
Sept. 11 at noon- Eucharist (CTK)
Sept. 12 at noon- Eucharist (CTK)
Sept. 13 at noon- Eucharist (CTK)
Sept. 15 at 10 a.m.- Eucharist (WOTM)
Sept. 15 at 5 p.m.- Eucharist (WOTM)
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