It takes practice to learn how to transform thoughts into questions and discussion points. Avoid the awkward silence by finding ways to engage more and to share your unique stories and points of view.
Improve your English communication skills
All year levels, programs, and students welcome
Support for ELL students (English Language Learners)
This is an informal workshop. We encourage you to stay for the whole thing, but you may arrive late or leave before the end if you need to. Snacks will be provided.
Note: this workshop is open to current OCAD U undergraduate students - either those currently taking summer courses, or those returning for 2nd year or above. Looking for workshops for incoming first year students? Keep an eye on your inbox for an invite to COMPASS: Navigating Your First Year at OCAD U.
Venue & Address:
OCAD U Writing & Learning Centre 113 McCaul Street, room 512 (level 5)
Classic, utilitarian, structured, edgy, eclectic - how would you describe your style?
This workshop will help you to describe your influences and aesthetics using descriptive visual language and to communicate your creative choices with clear and purposeful intent.
Improve your English communication skills
All year levels, programs, and students welcome
Support for ELL Students (English Language Learners)
This is an informal workshop. We encourage you to stay for the whole thing, but you may arrive late or leave before the end if you need to. Snacks wil be provided.
Note: this workshop is open to current OCAD U undergraduate students - either those currently taking summer courses, or those returning for 2nd year or above. Looking for workshops for incoming first year students? Keep an eye on your inbox for an invite to COMPASS: Navigating Your First Year at OCAD U.
Venue & Address:
OCAD U Writing & Learning Centre
113 McCaul Street, room 512 (level 5)
Thursday, March 7, 2019 - 3:00pm to Friday, March 8, 2019 - 12:00am
For one night every semester the Writing & Learning Centre takes over the Great Hall - offering space to work on your assignments with support on hand, along with activities, workshops, and opportunities to de-stress planned throughout the night. We also make sure to keep lots of coffee, tea, and healthy snacks on hand to keep you fuelled and feeling good.
Here are some of the things planned for LNAP Winter 2019:
The Health & Wellness Breakzone - a chill space to de-stress with board games, colouring books, and good company
Open workspace in the Great Hall!
Collaborative zine-making project focused on procrastination and self-care
VISC 1002 Research Essay Workshop
Tutoring throughout the evening for support with any assignment
ELL tutoring for support with any English language concerns, and support for any assignment
Film Screening brought to you by the OCAD Student Union
Lots of healthy snacks, coffee, and tea (stay later for pizza and the Late Night Dessert Bar, brought to you by the Student Feedback on Courses survey)
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This event is FREE and open to all current OCAD U students. LNAP does not require registration.
This event is accessible. It is located on the second floor of 100 McCaul, which can be accessed via stairs or elevator. There are single-stall, gender-neutral washrooms on the same floor.
Tuesday, November 4, 2014 - 2:00pm to Saturday, November 29, 2014 - 10:45pm
A short guide to the best library resources for writing academic essays about art, design, and any other research topics.
Looking for some help with your essay assignments? The OCAD U library's November book display highlights writing resources in the collection. This includes guides to academic writing, guides to writing about art and design, collections of example essays, and encyclopedias and dictionaries for critical concepts and vocabulary. To accompany the display, a short online guide to the best library resources for writing can be found online at: http://ocad.libguides.com/writingresources
Venue & Address:
OCAD U Library
113 McCaul St.
Room 1215
Website:
http://ocad.libguides.com/writingresources
Email:
sbutterill@ocadu.ca; dpayne@ocadu.ca
Phone:
416-977-6000 ext. 334 (reference desk)
Cost:
Feel FREE to sign-out any books with a valid OCAD U ID card!