Time: Monday, October 21 to Tuesday, December 31
Location:

Learn about practical, useful positive guidance information, strategies, and resources in this online workshop series by the U of T Family Care Office.

More info: https://uoft.me/behaviour-guidance

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Time: Wednesday, October 23 to Tuesday, December 3
Location:

Join the School of Graduate Studies for a free information session to learn about OISE's diverse range of graduate program offerings, the U of T application process, admissions, and scholarships. For many sessions, graduate administrators and current students will be on hand to share their insights. No registration required!
For more information and location details, visit the SGS website.

More info: https://www.sgs.utoronto.ca/admissions/

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Time: Tuesday, November 19 - 5:30 - 7:00 PM
Location: OISE Nexus Lounge, 12th floor

Students, staff and faculty are invited for this interactive and informal workshop (sharing circle) to discuss good practices for organizing an engaging and impactful conference. Topics will include fundraising/proposal writing, call for proposals, peer review processes, logistics, social media and communications strategies, conference programs, and more. Remote access available. RSVP required at internationalization2019@gmail.com.

More info: https://www.oise.utoronto.ca/cihe/cihe-speaker-series/behind-the-scenes-organizing-an-engaging-and-impactful-conference/

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Time: Wednesday, November 20 - 12:00 - 1:00 PM
Location: OISE Room 12-199

The Associate Dean, Research, International & Innovation invites the OISE community to our research brown-bag sessions featuring presentations by OISE's Canada Research Chairs and Endowed Chairs. This November, Professor Kang Lee, Canada Research Chair in Moral Development and Developmental Neuroscience will present "The Origin of Academic Cheating."
*All are welcome to attend. No RSVP necessary.
*Please bring your lunch and be mindful that this is a nut-free event. Coffee/tea will be served.

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Time: Wednesday, November 20 - 12:00 - 1:30 PM
Location: OISE Room 12-202

Drop in for a lunchtime conversation featuring Prof. Tanya Titchkosky, MEd grad Miggy Esteban, and instructors Dr. Devon Healey and Dr. Rod Michalko for a panel titled, Disability Studies & Performativity.
**Esteban will help us question how 'ordinary' gesture expects us to perform (dis)ability.
**Dr. Healey will read an excerpt from her dissertation, Blindness in V Acts: Disability Studies and Critical Creative Inquiry. This dramatic reading explores how the everyday characters "Blind" and "Sight" move in the world together.
**Dr. Michalko will read an excerpt from the final draft of his novel, My Thick Persian Rug. Lead blind character, musician JD, moves us into the question of what it means to perform blind.
**Prof. Titchkosky will close with an overview of how each presentation represents different relations to disability as a performative enactment.

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