Alumni Matters - November 2014
The 2014 Bryden recipients are: particle physicist Nigel Lockyer; lawyer Samuel Schwartz; York recruitment officer Sonia Cianfarani; Ontario Superior Court of Justice Judge Kofi N. Barnes; and Irvin Studin, editor-in-chief and publisher, Global Brief, and president, Institute for 21st Century Questions. More... |
Grads deliver valuable career advice to current students at FES mentoring event |
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EVENTS |
Hamilton Alumni Reception Connect with fellow York grads while reconnecting with your alma mater
Nov. 25, Hamilton, ON
Lambert Lecture on Indigenous Peoples and Neotropical Conservation
Nov. 26, Toronto, ON
Frost Library Ribbon Cutting @ Glendon Campus
Nov. 27, Toronto, ON
The York Circle
Lecture series feat. exciting topics and York's top profs
Nov. 29, Toronto, ON
The Economist's 2014 Canada Summit
Dec. 3, Toronto, ON
Keep up with upcoming York events by visiting the Alumni Events page and the main York Events page.
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DID YOU KNOW?
Did You Know? York Region is the only region of its size in North America without a university campus?
York University and its partners want to change that by building a new campus in York Region, which will be home to 5,000 students in five years and 10,000 to 20,000 students in 20 years.
Find out more and show your support at yestoyork.ca. |
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