Panel discussions, wellness events, grad ball, and more
Things@King's
Volume 7 | Issue 31 | March 9, 2020
Choose Your Major
March 11
Come out to the Student Life Centre and speak with departmental reps to see what programs are offered. ADO can help you complete your ITR as well as answer any questions about module combinations. Refreshments provided.
If you have any upcoming events, please
submit an event posting request or email
Communications to be featured in Things@King's. Deadline for submission is Wednesday at noon for the following week's edition.
Inventory and Invention Panel
March 9
This panel will feature eight panellists discussing how book collections foster both creative and critical productions in literature as well as in the broader creative economy.
This is an opportunity for incoming psychology students interested in the Thesis program to ask a current panel of fourth year thesis students about their experience.
The Tech Talent Exchange will provide an interactive and informative opportunity for students to connect with local tech companies who are, or will be, seeking talent to build their teams.
Volunteers are needed for either the 5-7 p.m. or 7-9 p.m. shifts at the Hospitality Centre to serve, prepare food or play music. The Hospitality Centre is also accepting donations of food.
Student Appreciation Week is King’s way of saying “thanks for enriching our community.” We appreciate all our students and their contributions to King’s. Enjoy the special events we have planned for you!
In collaboration with The City of London, CITY STUDIO, and in anticipation of the HUBBUB event in April, Students of SOC3310G invite you to hear the results of their preliminary qualitative research.
A Failure Showcase: Acknowledging failure as part of the process
March 16
Join us as we seek to de-stigmatize failure and see it as an opportunity for growth. Speakers will share their stories of failure and insights about what they learned from the experience.
Shane Claiborne will give a talk titled, "Resurrecting Church" as he invites us to re-imagine what it means to be the Body of Christ alive in the world.
In less than five minutes, you can complete our communications and social media preferences survey and be entered for a chance to win one of ten King's fandanas.
If you are seeking an
academic consideration for medical reasons for which you are still experiencing symptoms, please submit your academic consideration request online using the Academic Dean’s Office’s
Academic Consideration Request Form. An Academic Counsellor will respond to your request within three business days.
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