Online Tours and Information Sessions
Choosing a college can be hard and getting the information you need is important. We are holding online campus Q&A sessions and program information session to provide you the information that will get you to George Brown.
Events
Events
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Do you wish to become a networking pro? This workshop will help you to: Understand how to grow your career through networking! Learn about networking dos and don’ts, how to create a 30-second elevator pitch, and how to conduct informational...
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Standing up in front of a group can be stressful and overwhelming but it's a skill we all must conquer to help us succeed in our personal and professional aspirations. This session is designed to help you get started and help you build confidence...
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Do you have questions about 2SLGBTQIA+ experiences? Want to push back against homophobia and transphobia? Curious about how you can make a difference for 2SLGBTQIA+ communities? Join us for 2SLGBTQIA+ Fundamentals to Action! This online...
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Dear Alumni and Friends, You are invited to attend the School of Fashion & Jewellery and Fashion Exchange Summer social reunion. Alumni Relations is delighted to welcome you back to campus to reconnect with faculty, staff, and fellow alumni.
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Navigating Work As An International Student Are you an international student trying to figure out on-campus and off-campus work? It's easy to get lost when government policies and regulations are constantly changing. Connect with our International...
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This workshop is open to everyone in the GBC community to develop the capacities needed to make George Brown College a more inclusive place for all 2SLGBTQIA+ people. Please contact Wren Alden (wren.alden@georgebrown.ca) with any access needs.
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If you want to succeed in any aspect of your life, you will need to establish goals. Goals are the roadmap to our success because they provide us with the focus and direction to effectively navigate and take control of our lives. In essence, goals...
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Join us for a Pride keynote address, "Beyond Tolerance: Building a Culture of Acceptance and Advocacy," delivered by Anishinaabe activist and artist Sarain Fox.
