Events

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Join us for a conversation about the ways we ask for consent from our peers, dates, hookups, partners, friends, etc. How do we navigate pressure to consent? How can we assert ourselves? Come spill some tea!

Join Program Coordinator, Joe Varrasso and learn about program highlights, experiential learning and future opportunities.

Learn about the different student permits you will need during your studies at Mohawk College. Common questions and the application process will be covered. You will also learn valuable information about applying for your post-graduation work permit.   Please register with your Mohawk College

Social Inc is hosting a Wednesday Film Recommendation. All Mohawk College students can access this film for free through TVOntario. This week: “Migrant Dreams" "Director Min Sook Lee's award-winning documentary follows the story of migrant workers who come to labour in Ontario greenhouses as

Coffee Club is a fun, sociable, easy way to meet new people and make new friends. Come and join the conversation hosted by the International Coaches.   Please register with your Mohawk College email address. Sign up now for this session!

Second session added due to popular demand!

You are invited to attend the 2021 Virtual Open House for the McMaster-Mohawk Bachelor of Technology Degree Completion Program.

Social Inc is hosting a Friday Film Recommendation. All Mohawk College students can access this film for free through YouTube. This week: “Bao” Written and directed by Domee Shi, a storyboard artist, “Bao” is a short film that explores the parent-child relationship and dynamics through the le

Join our education advisors and have all your individual questions answered about programs being offered in September.

Social Inc, in collaboration with the Library, is hosting Wednesday Film Recommendations. All Mohawk College students have free access to this film through the library catalogue. This week: “Unbreakable: One Girl Changing the World-The Story of Malala” “They cannot stop me.

Join Cayla Meredith, founder of the Move to Heal Project, for a trauma-informed yoga session, which will emphasize choice in how you decide to move. This is a partnered event, brought to you by Humber College. Register: consent [at]