iSchool – City as Classroom
City as Classroom: Inaugural Monday Night Seminar
November 2, 6 pm – 8 pm
November 2, 6 pm – 8 pm
Dear all,
You are invited to the Inaugural Monday Night Seminar, with Lauren O’Neil (Journalist and TV head, CBC News), Tonya Surman (Chief Executive Officer, Centre for Social Innovation), Mark Surman (Executive Director, Mozilla). Special guest Kathy (Hutchon) Kawasaki, co-author of City as Classroom (McLuhan M., McLuhan E., Hutchon K., 1977).
The new Monday Night Seminar series, called “City as Classroom: Ideas Without Walls”, steps outside the university classroom walls and into the city itself as a source of inspiration, knowledge with access to remarkable people, who will meet with us to discuss the big ideas of our time.
All are invited to mix it up over refreshments with some of the brightest minds and practitioners exploring the quickly changing and confounding world around us.
The event is free and open to the public. You are encouraged to register on line: http://mcluhan.eventbrite.ca
We are looking forward to seeing you at the McLuhan Centre for Culture and Technology.
www.mcluhancentre.utoronto.ca
You are invited to the Inaugural Monday Night Seminar, with Lauren O’Neil (Journalist and TV head, CBC News), Tonya Surman (Chief Executive Officer, Centre for Social Innovation), Mark Surman (Executive Director, Mozilla). Special guest Kathy (Hutchon) Kawasaki, co-author of City as Classroom (McLuhan M., McLuhan E., Hutchon K., 1977).
The new Monday Night Seminar series, called “City as Classroom: Ideas Without Walls”, steps outside the university classroom walls and into the city itself as a source of inspiration, knowledge with access to remarkable people, who will meet with us to discuss the big ideas of our time.
All are invited to mix it up over refreshments with some of the brightest minds and practitioners exploring the quickly changing and confounding world around us.
The event is free and open to the public. You are encouraged to register on line: http://mcluhan.eventbrite.ca
We are looking forward to seeing you at the McLuhan Centre for Culture and Technology.
www.mcluhancentre.utoronto.ca
Oct & Nov Office Hours are Here!
The BMSSA council will be offering 2hr-office hour sessions twice a week. Please visit us if you have any inquires about the program or university life. We also welcome you to sit in with us during lunch for a great company and yummy snacks. Our doors are always open!
Office Location:
Room 229
John M. Kelly Library
Best,
Lily Ren
President
Book and Media Studies Student Association
2014-2016
Fall Pub Night and Social
Hi BMS students,
Looking for a way to de-stress from midterms and assignments?
The Book and Media Studies Student Association cordially invites you to our fall pub night and social on Thursday, Oct. 22 from 6:30-9:30PM at Shoeless Joe’s (720 Spadina Ave.). There will be plenty of free food and good company!
We look forward to seeing you there.
Cheers,
Lily Yuxi Ren
President
Book and Media Studies Student Association
2014-2016
BMSSA x Zine Lab Program
Interested in learning about zines? The Zine Lab is starting up again this year! There will be two workshop options available, with each workshop split between two two-hour sessions. This workshop will give students a basic overview of the history and culture of zines and publishing; the second session of the workshop will be dedicated to zine-making.
Workshop 1
Oct. 22 & 29
6-8PM
AH107
Workshop 2
Nov. 12 & 19
6-8PM
AH107
To sign-up, please email rachel at rachel.chepesiuk@mail.utoronto.ca to reserve your spot. Space is limited.
Additional workshops will be advertised soon.
If you have any other inquires, please contact either Rachel or Lily Yuxi Ren (ylily.ren@mail.utoronto.ca).
The Zine Lab is in coordination with the Book & Media Studies Students Association for the 2015-2016 academic year.