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#WhyNotMe GBC Entrepreneur Spotlight: Catherine Tammaro, Artist, Catherine Tammaro Art/Design About Catherine Catherine is a multi-disciplinary artist whose practice spans decades. She is a painter, photographer, published author, musician and more. Catherine is based in Toronto, where she provides...
The Student Success Team at George Brown’s School of ESL and Immigrant Education come together for a meaningful installation at Congress 2025 honouring their collective stories and voices.
Previous PEN writers in residence at George Brown College joined Communications professor and panel moderator Paula Applebaum for a thought-provoking discussion on what the successful promotion of freedom of expression looks like today.
GBC’s own Anna Bartosik provided participants with the opportunity to explore ways to recruit and maintain engagement in teaching through an intersectional lens — all while using a Universal Design for Learning (UDL) framework.
For 94 years, Canada’s largest academic gathering has convened for a week in cities across the federated nation to share findings, refine ideas and build partnerships that help shape the country. Never before has a college hosted the Congress of Humanities and Social Sciences until now. George Brown...
Members of the Black Futures Do Tank led a workshop on fostering joy and belonging in the classroom.
Should we think of students as customers? That's the big idea that powers George Brown College professor Blair Smith's research with post-secondary students. In conversation with CBC Radio's Metro Morning's David Common, Professor Smith outlines his use of market research to glean actionable...
GBC Faculty Counsellor Naiima Farah, Black Student Success Specialist Wangechi Mwaura and alumni Elvis Glover and Emanuella Chisom Onwuzuluorah led a 90-minute session called Ubuntu in Practice: Reframing Togetherness to Restore Black Wholeness.