SFU Semester in Dialogue

10/28/2023

SiD negotiated the Cheif! Rain or shine, our cohort recognizes the importance of preventative health measures through exercise and spending time in nature.

03/15/2023

Hi all, just wanted to announce that while we are no longer active on this account the SID Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/sfusemester/) remains an active source for our student body, and for further Centre wide opportunities and relevant discourse check out our LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/morris-j-wosk-centre-for-dialogue-084416168/)!

Dialogue is about bringing together many voices, many stories, many perspectives and many experiences, with a goal to increase understanding about others and ourselves. It is a conversational process that usually occurs in small groups on a specific topic, and is intended to help us gain insight int...

09/16/2022

SFU students! If you could build your ideal , what would it look like? What opportunities would be available and who would need to be involved? These are some of the questions we’ve been trying to answer as a . ⁠
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SFU: What’s Next Student Dialogues is a collaborative, university-wide effort to collectively craft SFU’s vision, purpose, priorities and commitments for the next five years. ⁠
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Take a quick online survey (link in bio) and let us know your thoughts on the future of SFU for a chance to win an gift basket.

07/11/2022

Looking for tips on writing a perfect grant/scholarship/bursary proposal?

Join Dr. Diane Finegood and Dr. Dawn McArthur TOMORROW for a free virtual workshop. They’ll walk you through the process of attaining funds for your project, schooling and/or research!

Register NOW.

07/07/2022

Happening today! Join Shauna Sylvester for this online, interactive, and completely free workshop on networking at 3:00 pm PST.

Last chance to register! Link in bio.

06/30/2022

Surprise 🥳 We’ve got an exciting new series to share!

Capacity Building 101 is a partly virtual and partly in person workshop series dedicated to offering valuable skill-building opportunities to youth.

From networking and grant writing to transitioning from a graduate to a worker, we invite you to join us in planning for your future success. 📓✏️

First up? Networking 101 w/ Shauna Sylvester. Next week, on Thursday, July 7th (3:00-4:00 pm PST), we’ll meet on zoom to talk about how you can craft meaningful and long-standing professional relationships with potential employers. 🤝

Register for one or all of the events (with more to be announced soon) through the link in our bio! 💫

06/30/2022

Graduating and entering the job force doesn’t have the be a scary thing. Especially when you’re ready for what’s to come and are aware of what you bring to the table.

Join the SFU Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue for an ongoing series of skill-building workshops that’ll help you prepare for a thriving future career in whatever you may choose to pursue.

Better yet - there’s something for everyone! From valuable tips on networking with Shauna Sylvester to proposal development for grants, bursaries and scholarships with Dr. Diane Finegood + Dr. Dawn McArthur, and preparing for transitions with Tessica Truong, we invite you to join us on this exciting endeavour towards confident professional development.

REGISTER NOW:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/capacity-building-101-a-skill-building-workshop-series-tickets-374450610857

06/27/2022

Final Reminder 🔊:

TOMORROW is Alumni Trivia Night and we’ve got some awesome prizes ready. Don’t wait! You still have time for last minute registrations. Bring yourself, a loved one and an empty stomach (food is provided!).

Link in bio.

06/25/2022

Semester in dialogue site visit hosted by Amanda Burrows and our student, Amrit .jjk to

06/20/2022

Have you secured your spot yet? Teams of 6. Free refreshments. Cash bar. Loads of fun. ✌️👀

Bring your friends and fam for a night of friendly competition! Register through the link in our bio. 💝

06/17/2022

06/16/2022

Our Semester in Dialogue student Euan hosted in the class the thought leaders Paul Nazareth and Kim Hardy on the topic "Who Gets to Give? New Approaches to Donor Cultivation". Thank you Paul and Kim!!!