(February 16, 2019)
A successful full day of hands-on and information sessions were conducted by keynote speakers and workshop facilitators from across Canada that were chosen by our Student Success team. Students were able to self-reflect and build on their skills and abilities for their future endeavours while being given effective tools for success.
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