Speakers Wanted: Call for Submissions for the 6th Annual Student Perspectives Conference

Want to present in the 2010 SPC? Abstracts for the 2010 SPC are now being accepted until February 22, 2010.

Beginning to prepare for finals

I definitely struggled with time-management and study skills throughout university. It took me a few years (not to mention my fair share of all-nighters) to finally master the art of studying and multi-tasking. Let me share a few oh-so wise words of wisdom…

Complete your degree at RDC

You came here for a great start to your post-secondary education, but did you know you can also stay for a great finish?

Life after graduation

When I finished at the U of C last December, I had an anxiety attack of sorts. On one hand I was proud of myself for completing my degree, but on the other I was scared to leave the structured environment that university offered. I realized I had no idea where to go from here. [...]

5 things to be thankful for

Following Thanksgiving, I thought it would be fitting to comment on 5 random things I am thankful to RDC for.

Calling all bloggers

I am looking for students in the Bachelor of Arts program to contribute to this blog.

Surviving the first month

Now that the semester is underway, with deadlines looming and the welcome back parties in full force, you may find yourself stretched a little thin. Whether you are a new or returning student, the first month is always the hardest. That is partially because the first month is often the one with all the ‘can’t [...]

Orientation has arrived

Orientation has arrived! If you are enrolled in the Bachelor of Arts program, our portion of the orientation is from 10:15 a.m. until 11 a.m. in room 2909 – 2nd Floor BCTL. You will have an opportunity to meet returning students, faculty, and to see some of the projects students have worked on in the [...]

Reality check…

I know school is the last thing you want to think about, but here are a few friendly reminders for the upcoming school year…

Should You Go To Grad School? When it’s a good idea . . . and when it’s not

“There’s a recession and the job market is kind of tough. May as well head into grad school for a few years till the economy turns around!”
“So I’ve finished my degree, but I’m not really sure what to do with my life. I’m pretty good at school, so maybe I’ll stick around in grad school for [...]