Alumni Past Events 2026

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The Alumni Relations team hosts events and initiatives throughout the year. View summaries of our past events below.

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Past Events - 2026

Game Design Alumni Chapter Inaugural Game Jam Event 

March 5, 2026

The Game Design Alumni Chapter is proud to host its very first Game Jam, bringing alumni together for four days of creativity, innovation, and community. Whether you're looking to build something new, sharpen your skills, or reconnect with fellow graduates, this is your chance to jump back in.

Pat Events 2026

International Women's Day Celebration

March 10, 2026

Alumni Relations' Fashion & Jewellery and Business Chapters in partnership with the Fashion Exchange celebrates International Women’s Day together. This year’s theme, “Give to Gain: Volunteerism and Supporting Others,” highlights the power of mentorship, community involvement, and giving back.

Past Events 2026

Community Worker Program Presents - Parade

February 18, 2026

This powerful documentary offers an unflinching look at Canada’s 2SLGBTQI+ history, highlighting the protests, advocacy, and collective action that helped spark a movement and drive meaningful social change. The activity will also feature a pre-screening presentation of Will Munro (and an Army of Lovers), celebrating the life and legacy of a key figure in Toronto’s queer cultural and activist landscape.

 

Past Events 2026

Financial Literacy Workshop Series - Investment 102

March 10, 2026

Alumni Relations is proud to partner with Manulife to bring you a series of Financial Literacy Workshops designed to support your personal and professional growth. Whether you're looking to build financial confidence, plan for the future, or better understand investing, these sessions offer practical knowledge and tools to help you take control of your financial wellness.

Past Events 2026

Ace Your Interviews & Get Hired Workshop

April 21, 2026

Learning Outcome: Gain the confidence, clarity, and control to shine in interviews and land offers.

Workshop Activities:

  • Practicing responses to common and behavioral interview questions.
  • Role-playing interview scenarios to reduce anxiety.
  • Practices for handling challenging questions and maintaining composure.
Land Acknowledgement

Land Acknowledgement

George Brown Polytechnic is located on the traditional territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation and other Indigenous peoples who have lived here over time. We are grateful to share this land as treaty people who learn, work and live in the community with each other.