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Events calendar | virtual
The presentation will provide an overview of Canada's current sanctions measures, best practices on how to conduct due diligence to verify sanctions, and information on how to apply for a permit, if one is required. Sanctions have implications for Canadian educational institutions, affecting research collaborations and funding opportunities, as well as how researchers and other academic personnel engage with international partners and entities in countries subject to Canada’s sanctions.Please register with a university or professional email address and note that we will not be granting access to the AI Notetaker feature. Otherwise, your registration may be denied.

Events calendar | Online
Are you looking to enhance your teaching practice? Join the Teaching and Learning Centre's Fall Instructional Support workshop series!Providing Feedback in Large ClassesProviding feedback to learners is one of the most pivotal components of teaching and learning. In this session, we will discuss the importance of the various types of feedback, best practices, and specific strategies for providing feedback to large classes including online and in person contexts.Who Should Attend?While workshops are designed primarily for members of the University community engaged in teaching-related practices, other members of Ontario Tech may enroll in our workshops as part of their professional development.

Events calendar | Virtual
In today’s digital environment, safeguarding personal and professional information is more important than ever. This session will share best practices for protecting your data, strengthening account security, recognizing social engineering attempts, and securing your devices.Whether you’re new to cybersecurity or just need a refresher, this session will provide valuable knowledge to help protect yourself and the university from cyber threats. We encourage all staff and faculty to register so we can help keep our community safe.

Events calendar | Virtual
In today’s digital environment, safeguarding personal and professional information is more important than ever. This session will share best practices for protecting your data, strengthening account security, recognizing social engineering attempts, and securing your devices.Whether you’re new to cybersecurity or just need a refresher, this session will provide valuable knowledge to help protect yourself and the university from cyber threats. We encourage all staff and faculty to register so we can help keep our community safe.

Events calendar | North Oshawa Location, TBD
We've partnered with the LivingRoom Community Art Studio to bring art workshops to you. Join us as we explore identity through creative self-expression. Please note: Space is limited—register for your workshop early to secure a spot.