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ACMAPS July 2021 events calendar is now live!

 

Hello Mature students, we hope your summer is going great!

 

As well as our regular Mindful Meditation and Café Hours, there are several special workshops being offered in July, including:

Mastering Sleep During COVID-19 (July 14 @ 2pm–3pm), Student-Parents' Get Together (July 19 @ 2pm–3pm) and

Exam Prep for Mature Students (July 29 @ 3pm-4pm). 

 

Are you are an incoming Fall/Winter 2021-22 student? Do you know a new incoming mature student?
If yes, please check out the 3 Mature Student Orientation sessions:

20 July @ 11am – 12pm (Part 1)

11 August @ 1pm – 2pm (Part 2)

26 August @ 10am – 11am (Part 3)

Orientation details: https://acmaps.info.yorku.ca/orientation/

 

Full details and registration for upcoming workshops: go.yorku.ca/acmaps-events

Thank you!

 

Regards,

 

T. Navinie Somaroo-Durga

She/Her/Hers

Coordinator, Mature Student Success
Atkinson Centre for Mature and Part-Time Students (ACMAPS)
Student Success Centre

T 416-736-5770 or 416-736-2100 x 33236

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