Skip to main content Backpack to Briefcase: Labels, Limits & Leadership Backpack to Briefcase: Women and Financial Literacy Backpack to Briefcase: The secrets to great leadershipYou are hereHomeStay ConnectedEventsBackpack to BriefcasePursuing a Career outside of Academia: backpack to Briefcase (b2B):The Faculty of Arts and Science organizes backpack to Briefcase (b2B) events during the fall-winter term, that offer students a chance to explore career opportunities in fields that they may not have considered, as well as a chance to meet and speak with successful alumni in those fields.Last year, the Department of English, along with the Faculty of Arts and Science, teamed up with the Department of Comparative Literature, and Innis Cinema Studies to organize the b2B events. Each event featured a panel made up of three or four extremely successful alumni from the three disciplines, who brought their real world experience and advice to share with students. The Department of English also organized its very own b2B event that took place in March. 

The evenings were very well attended, by both undergraduate and graduate students of English, who were interested in discovering new and unique ways in which their degrees can work for them in their futures. The discussion was animated, the advice invaluable, and each event an unqualified success.  Purpose: • to help upper-year undergraduate and graduate students as well as recent alumni learn about career opportunities in their field and develop networking skills necessary for business success• to provide alumni with the opportunity to interact with students, revisit their alma mater, and share their stories of navigating the professional world• to connect units within Arts & Science enabling them to share resources and ideas to help them enhance student experience and develop strong alumni relations Upcoming b2B Events for English students: b2B Industry Night| November 24, 2016 @ 6:00 pm Thinking about a career in law or arts/culture? Curious as to how to plan your path forward and connect your current studies with a job after graduation?

Join us on Thursday, November 24, when alumni and students will mix and mingle at Hart House. The skills you gain from your Arts & Science degree can be transferred into many opportunities in these fields. This networking reception will be a great opportunity to make these connections and speak with multiple alumni who graduated from the Faculty of Arts & Science and have gone on to pursue a career in law or arts/culture, as well as with fellow U of T students who are also considering these paths. November 24 b2B Industry Night (Careers in Law / Careers in Arts & Culture) 6pm – 8pm Hart House Please register online to attend. b2B English Careers Night | Wednesday, February 8, 2017 @ 6:00 pm, JHB100 Have questions about what to do after graduation? Who better to answer those questions than your fellow alum, graduates of English! A panel of alumni from the Department of English will discuss their U of T education, the value of their degree, and their pursuit of successful careers. Spend some time after the discussion to network with fellow students and alumni from your department.

The event is free. Speakers and registration TBA. ) Career Centre Contact Information: General Inquiry 416-978-8000 or email: Career Library Desk 416-978-8002 Career Counselling 416-978-8010 Extern Job Shadowing Program Office 416-978-7764 or email: Graduating and Recent Graduates Service 416-978-8014 or email: Graduate Dossier Service 416-978-8015 or email: Career Centre Hours (St. George Campus): Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Tuesday: 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Career Centre Location (St. George Campus)nfinity backpack canada: Koffler Student Services Centre (corner of St. George and College streets) 214 College Street Toronto ON M5T 2Z9 Telephone: 416-978-8000   ( Top of Page)joyrich backpack singapore © Department of English, University of Toronto. backpack splinter cell conviction

Contact the site webmaster here. Site last updated:12/14/2016 12:22:40 PMsupreme backpack 33rd Click below for directions to the University of Toronto!z55 backpack review University of Toronto, St. George Campussprayground money stacks backpack for saleThis list provides details on upcoming events sponsored by the Cinema Studies Institute. It also includes archival posters and documents (in reverse chronological order) about past events and courses. For Free Friday Films, please visit the CINSSU website. For Innis Town Hall events, please visit townhall.innis.utoronto.ca/events.Events / Feature Articles Have a passion for games? Then this event is for you! The Department of English and Drama is bringing you a public talk with Pippin Barr, a Game Designer in Residence, Concordia University.

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