Presenters: Dr. Cindy Sinclair with guests Chris Garbutt, Maha ElHindawy, Traci Cook, William Sinclair
Time:
Thursday, April 29 - 4:30 - 6:00 PM
Location: Online for OISE mentors and mentees
The COVID-19 pandemic dramatically changed the predictions for future career paths locally and globally. Some businesses have closed. Unemployment rates are high. Traditional jobs and workplace structures are changing while students study online and in isolation, with few opportunities to meet professional alumni and potential employers.
This session will look at the emerging job market and where the jobs are advertised in 2021 and beyond. We will show you how to self-reflect and analyze your education, skillsets and life experiences to fit job requirements. You will hear from successful OISE alumni in Canada and abroad about their job-seeking experiences, workplace cultures and tips for job searches. Students and alumni are encouraged to bring a copy of a job description they are interested in pursuing.
Current mentors and mentees may check their email for details. Can't find your invite email? Contact us at
oise.mentorship@utoronto.ca.
More info: https://www.oise.utoronto.ca/oise/Alumni_Friends/Make_an_Impact/Mentorship.html
Dr. Scribe’s thesis flips the official narratives surrounding missing and murdered Indigenous women in Canada and exposes the role of state violence against Indigenous girls. 
