Student Support and Service Delivery

The Student Good Food Box reopens for the Summer 2022 semester May 16 at 1 p.m. Boxes contain fresh fruits & veggies. The program is free for any current GBC student living in Toronto/M postal code areas. 

torsten.hamelin@georgebrown.ca

Notes – The Good Food Market is a weekly, non-profit fruit and vegetable market on St. James Campus. We aim to support student food security by providing low cost/discounted access to fresh produce. The market was a regular fixture at 200 King from 2013-2020, and we are excited to reopen this Fall! As a non-profit program, all funds are used to repay our produce supplier (FoodShare).

goodfoodmarket@georgebrown.ca (alternate contact: torsten.hamelin@georgebrown.ca)

Access research help via the library website.

Supper Club is a free monthly (occasionally bi-monthly) community kitchen program for GBC students. The Good Food Program aims to support student food security and address social isolation through community food access hubs & events. At Supper Club, we cook a meal together – always includes a soup, salad, main course, dessert – and eat together. We will be keeping Covid guidelines in mind to promote community safety. All ingredients and equipment are provided by us, all you need to do is sign up and bring yourself! We also recommend you bring your own container to take leftovers home – there are usually lots!

Under the guidance of a professional instruction team, hospitality and culinary arts students put their skills into practice in a live restaurant environment, treating guests to a unique experience in the heart of Old Town Toronto.

Follow us on Facebook/Twitter/Instagram -  @thechefshouse

St. James - 300 Adelaide St. E. Main Floor Entrance

341 King St. E, Main Floor (beginning Aug 30th)

Casa Loma - 146 Kendal Ave, Main Lobby Entrance

Casa Loma - 160 Kendal Ave, C317, Student Service Centre

In-Person Consultations (15mins)
Monday - Thursday 9:30-12pm & 1-3:30pm

Virtual hours:
Monday – Friday
9am-4pm

Career Services now offers students hybrid (in-person and virtual) support options!

We have a robust offering of career supports. Visit georgebrown.ca/careerservices for the full range of options, including our in-person Career Advisor consultations (15mins) drop-in hours.

341 King Street

In-Person services

Virtual only (Customer Service)

Saturday of test

Tuesday-Thursday and Friday

Monday to Friday

Hours vary by campus

Tuesday-Thursday 8:30am to 2:00pm and Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm.

8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

In person, at IELTS Test Centres. Speak to Test Day Supervisor onsite.

IELTS Test Centre at George Brown College

Monday to Friday

Waterfront Campus, Room 104 E (Wed- Fridays only):

9:30am- 12:30pm 
Appointments only. Book an appointment with MJ Kim or Grace Yi.

1:30pm- 4:00pm -
Walk-ins ONLY in room 104E

St. James Campus, Hospitality Building, 300 Adelaide Street East, Room 304 (Mon- Weds only):

9:30am- 12:30pm Appointments only. Book an appointment with Ali Agha or Van Chieng

1:30pm- 4:00pm -
Walk-ins ONLY in room 304

Casa Loma Campus:

9:30am- 12:30pm – Appointments ONLY.  Book an appointment with Michelle Choi or Mariana Razzak or Grace Yi.

1:30pm- 4:00pm -
Walk-ins ONLY in room C317S

• On campus (by appointment): 
  • Casa Loma Campus, Room C221
  • Waterfront Campus, Room 230
• Virtual: For a Human Rights Advisor contact diversity@georgebrown.ca. For a Sexual Violence Advisor contact svra@georgebrown.ca.

Tuesday to Thursday for in-person tutoring.

Monday to Sunday for online tutoring.

Access research help via the library website.

Note that response time to email may be delayed during peak periods.

Students or other stakeholders can reach the Student Conduct office at studentconduct@georgebrown.ca for information or to make an appointment.

virtual

Student Life Office hours Monday to Friday (POSTPONED UNTIL 200 KING IS ACCESSIBLE)

In-person Student Life programming varies by campus and month.

Student Life staff will be on campus during the week but no programming in B130 of 200 King.

Student Life office-walk in during open hours (POSTPONED UNTIL 200 KING IS ACCESSIBLE)

Access/registration info shared on social media and student communications 
@gbc.studentlife on Facebook and Instagram 
@bssn_gbc on Instagram

Exclusively Virtual programming will continue for Orientation with some in person programming peppered in during start up.

Virtual programming will occur for BSSN, engagement initiatives, the Volunteer program, leadership and CCR, and locker rentals.