Keisha Fournier
Urban Studies
What I like best about Urban Studies is the diversity in course selections. With these choices, I am able to truly identify which stream I'm most interested in and would like to focus on. The professors all have field-related experience that enriches the course material and brings the words of the textbook to life.
After starting at York I was pleasantly surprised at how close-knit my faculty was. Professors, teaching assistants, faculty members and students know each other's name, mingle at events and are committed to each other's personal success.
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