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Towards Inclusive Practices Session (TIPS): Imposter Phenomenon Workshop in Undergrad for Engineering Students

Impostor phenomenon is common among undergraduate engineering students, and especially those who may be first generation, racialized, mature, gender non-conforming or otherwise underrepresented on campus. In this workshop we will discuss what impostor phenomenon can look like in an academic environment and explore ways to strengthen self-awareness, support ourselves and our peers, and lessen its impact.

October 30, 1-3pm in GB 202. Lunch will be provided. Please register.

This event is being hosted by the Engineering Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Action Group.

Towards Inclusive Practices Session (TIPS): Imposter Phenomenon Workshop in Undergrad for Engineering Students

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October 30, 2019 @ 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

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GB202 @ 35 St George St, Toronto, ON M5S 1A4, Canada

Impostor phenomenon is common among undergraduate engineering students, and especially those who may be first generation, racialized, mature, gender non-conforming or otherwise underrepresented on campus. In this workshop we will discuss what impostor phenomenon can look like in an academic environment and explore ways to strengthen self-awareness, support ourselves and our peers, and lessen its impact.

October 30, 1-3pm in GB 202. Lunch will be provided. Please register.

This event is being hosted by the Engineering Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Action Group.

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October 30, 2019
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