Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Faculty Heats, happening February 27 to March 8.

The University of Waterloo's seventh annual Three Minute Thesis (3MT) season has officially begun! Over 200 graduate students have registered for the 2019 competition and are working to perfect their three-minute presentations and their one static slide.

Come out and support our graduate students as they compete for a coveted spot in the University final. Check out the list of heats taking place in your Faculty and department, and plan to attend!

• Do you identify as LGBTQ2S+? If so, you are invited to take part in the “Thriving on Campus? LGBTQ2S+ Campus Climate at Ontario Universities” study. To learn more and to participate in the survey view the Thriving on Campus website.
• Volunteer registration is now open for the 11th Annual University of Waterloo Brain Bee for high school students! 

• Mar 3: Nomination deadline for the GSA Graduate Student Leadership and President's Student Leadership Awards. 

• Mar 4: Learn how to improve your performance in job interviews by viewing and discussing recorded excerpts of actual interviews at Interviews: Preparing for Questions.
• Mar 5: Discover how to successfully apply your networking strategies to enhance opportunities in your career at Master Your Job Search. 
• Mar 6: Attend this two-part workshop to identify the factors involved in creating a personal brand that reflects who you are at Résumés, Careers and Personal Branding - Part 1. 
• Mar 7: Practice and improve on proving your skills in an interview at Interviews: Proving Your Skills.
• Mar 8: Discover tips and strategies on how to prepare an effective résumé and cover letter at Résumé and Cover Letter Writing for PhDs and Postdocs.

• Mar 5: Make your classroom more inclusive and shape your teaching to meet students’ diverse abilities, backgrounds, and needs at Teaching Diverse Learners (CTE2257).
• Mar 7: Discover our foolproof technique for organizing and structuring your lessons at Effective Lesson Plans (CTE1202).
• Mar 7: Learn practical guidelines and strategies to support mental health in the classroom, at Supporting Student Mental Health (CTE2259).

• Writing your thesis but don't know where to start? Join us at the Fundamentals for writing your thesis workshop!