We are about to launch our new online platform for exam booking. The system is called Accommodate, and it will allow us to offer a whole lot of new online services including booking appointments with your SAS Advisor, reviewing your accommodations, uploading new documentation to support your disability. In time, we will also introduce new features like signing up for workshops and events.
Applicatoins are due October 29 for this credit course, which may be counted towards your degree and is specifically for students with mental health disabilities who are registered with SAS. Offered in partnership with the Psychology Department. Please visit our PSYC*1400 web page for more information.
Sonocent comes at note-taking from a unique perspective: it's designed to capture lecture audio and enables users to colour-code it and break it into chunks on the fly. Users can then add slides, images and/or written notes when they review it.
Powerful skills and strategies to help manage anxiety, stress less for tests, stop worrying, and more! Many students have found the programs offered by Kathy Somers have helped them improve their academic performance.
This program will cover learning skills such as memory development, time management, preparing for finals and more! Pick and choose the sessions that interest you - you do not have to attend all of them.
Given the interest among SAS students last year, we are continuing to have Career Services available at the SAS Main Office on Tuesdays from 1pm to 3pm. No appointment needed. Examples of support include:
We have a handy transition planner to help walk you through key tasks over the coming weeks and months.
Lime Network members are invited to join a special event on Thursday, May 10th (6pm-8pm) for “No Limits: Driving Success at Work and in Life," a fireside chat with IBM Canada executive and longtime Lime Ambassador, Niroshan Subramaniam. Niroshan will share how he successfully navigates having a career and living a full life with a disability – and tips for success!
CCS is seeking to hire two students to support digital accessibility. Students who experience a disability, and particularly those who have used adaptive technology, might be particularly interested in applying.
Note: While there are some technical aspects to the work involved, this is primarily a non-technical, service and support position. We encourage students from diverse academic backgrounds to apply, and we’re willing to train you.
JobStart is a community based organisation that has been serving the Greater Toronto Area for over 30 years, providing a comprehensive menu of employment services (free of charge) to both job seekers and employers.