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Mikhail Burke, Inclusion & Transition Advisor

The Faculty’s Inclusion & Transition Advisor’s drop-in hours today are 11:10 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. in BA 1010B, which is located in the Office of the Dean (the house attached to the Bahen Building).

You may wish to reach out to the Inclusion and Transition Advisor if you:

• Desire insight into and/or assistance with navigating the U of T Engineering experience.
• Believe there are no activities or events that represent your interests or upbringing.
• Feel out of place within the classroom or Skule™ environment.
• Perceive a lack of empathy and understanding from other students, staff or faculty.
• Doubt your own accomplishments and deserved privilege to be here.
• Are not aware of the opportunities and support systems that are available to you.
• Do not understand what is expected of you as a student.
• Are looking to connect with an approachable staff member that you can report potential concerns to.

Every student in the Faculty should be supported and provided an equal opportunity to feel a sense of belonging within the U of T Engineering community.

This December 6^th marks the 30^th Anniversary of the 1989 École Polytechnique Massacre. In commemoration of this day, we would like to invite you to attend the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women event Friday, December 6, 12-2:30 PM in the Great Hall at Hart House. Registration opens at 12 PM and lunch will be served at 12:30 PM.

Please RSVP to the event here.

Join us on Friday, December 6 as we remember the 14 lives that were taken 30 years ago at Ecole Polytechnique in Montreal.  

Friday, December 6 | 4:45 to 5:30 p.m.
U of T’s Front Campus (31 King’s College Circle, in front of Convocation Hall)*
Open to students, faculty, staff and alumni
uoft.me/WeRemember for details and to register

At 5 p.m. on December 6, 1989, a gunman entered an engineering classroom at Ecole Polytechnique and murdered 14 women and injured several more. The victims were targeted because of their gender, and the date has become a day of remembrance and action against gender-based violence and discrimination.

We are one of 14 engineering schools across Canada uniting to commemorate this anniversary. Each school will shine a beam of light into the sky at 5 p.m., from UBC in the west to Dalhousie in the east. Each ceremony across the country will be broadcast live on CBC.

Remarks will begin at 5 p.m., followed by an outdoor lighting ceremony.

*In the event of inclement weather, guests will gather on Level 8 of the Myhal Centre for Engineering Innovation & Entrepreneurship (55 St. George Street) 

Mikhail Burke, Inclusion & Transition Advisor

The Faculty’s Inclusion & Transition Advisor’s drop-in hours today are 11:10 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. in BA 1010B, which is located in the Office of the Dean (the house attached to the Bahen Building).

You may wish to reach out to the Inclusion and Transition Advisor if you:

• Desire insight into and/or assistance with navigating the U of T Engineering experience.
• Believe there are no activities or events that represent your interests or upbringing.
• Feel out of place within the classroom or Skule™ environment.
• Perceive a lack of empathy and understanding from other students, staff or faculty.
• Doubt your own accomplishments and deserved privilege to be here.
• Are not aware of the opportunities and support systems that are available to you.
• Do not understand what is expected of you as a student.
• Are looking to connect with an approachable staff member that you can report potential concerns to.

Every student in the Faculty should be supported and provided an equal opportunity to feel a sense of belonging within the U of T Engineering community.

Mikhail Burke, Inclusion & Transition Advisor

The Faculty’s Inclusion & Transition Advisor’s drop-in hours today are 11:10 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. in BA 1010B, which is located in the Office of the Dean (the house attached to the Bahen Building).

You may wish to reach out to the Inclusion and Transition Advisor if you:

• Desire insight into and/or assistance with navigating the U of T Engineering experience.
• Believe there are no activities or events that represent your interests or upbringing.
• Feel out of place within the classroom or Skule™ environment.
• Perceive a lack of empathy and understanding from other students, staff or faculty.
• Doubt your own accomplishments and deserved privilege to be here.
• Are not aware of the opportunities and support systems that are available to you.
• Do not understand what is expected of you as a student.
• Are looking to connect with an approachable staff member that you can report potential concerns to.

Every student in the Faculty should be supported and provided an equal opportunity to feel a sense of belonging within the U of T Engineering community.

Mikhail Burke, Inclusion & Transition Advisor

The Faculty’s Inclusion & Transition Advisor’s drop-in hours today are 11:10 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. in BA 1010B, which is located in the Office of the Dean (the house attached to the Bahen Building).

You may wish to reach out to the Inclusion and Transition Advisor if you:

• Desire insight into and/or assistance with navigating the U of T Engineering experience.
• Believe there are no activities or events that represent your interests or upbringing.
• Feel out of place within the classroom or Skule™ environment.
• Perceive a lack of empathy and understanding from other students, staff or faculty.
• Doubt your own accomplishments and deserved privilege to be here.
• Are not aware of the opportunities and support systems that are available to you.
• Do not understand what is expected of you as a student.
• Are looking to connect with an approachable staff member that you can report potential concerns to.

Every student in the Faculty should be supported and provided an equal opportunity to feel a sense of belonging within the U of T Engineering community.