May 9 - 15
De-Escalating Potentially Violent Situations
Open to TMU students, faculty, staff and community members, this is an intensive all-day session . Learning from a combination of in-depth discussion and interactive, scenario-based training, participants will gain the knowledge and develop the skills to recognize, assess, de-escalate and respond to potentially violent situations, while prioritizing personal safety. All acquired skills are built upon progressively throughout the series, so make sure to attend both sessions to obtain a certificate of completion!

May 16
Learn to K-Pop Program
(external link) If you're a fan of Blackpink or BTS, here's your chance to try K-Pop dance choreography in The Learn-To K-Pop program beginning in May. If you're just starting out, don't sweat it! Before registering, try out the free trial class on Thursday, May 9 in the Recreation and Athletic Centre (RAC). This program is open to all students, so no need to worry about perfection - it's all about enjoying the music, having a great time, and leaving with a smile on your face!

May 21
The Magic of Research Collaboration: Building Local and Global Teams and Networks
As part of the Empowering Women in Academia at TMU speaker series, join Alison Matthews David, professor and graduate program director of the MA fashion program in the School of Fashion, as she explores strategies for creative collaborations across disciplines and career stages. May 30
CEA 2024 : Toronto Metropolitan University
< /a>Known as a cornerstone event of the Canadian Economics Association, join us for a program of state of the art lectures, special sessions, and academic mingling at the 58th annual Canadian Economics Association (CEA) conference. Hosted by the Department of Economics at TMU from May 30 to June 1, 2024. May 30
2024 iBEST Symposium
We invite you to join us for a day of insightful key-note presentations, engaging discussions and networking opportunities at the 2024 iBEST Symposium! The 2024 theme will delve into the repercussions of COVID-19 on both our academic sphere and broader community, while examining the enduring and intricate effects that continue to shape our present-day landscape.