This week we welcome Marnie Van Weelden & Rebekah Jordan-Miller (duo piano) to our series.

In this interactive workshop led by Sarah Syrett (MSW'13), we sideline the fluffy self-care definitions and get real about what we truly need to feel happy, fulfilled, and energized. Syrett is a field co-ordinator for Laurier's Bachelor of Social Work program and a self-care facilitator. 

We'll discuss:

• The universal struggle to balance your needs with the needs of everyone else in your life, so you can recharge your batteries and feel energetic instead of spread thin.
• The common misconception that putting yourself first makes you selfish and self-centered, so you can do what lights you up without feeling guilty about it.
• The reasons we talk ourselves out of doing things (like going to the gym by ourselves or applying for a new job), so that you can get things done and achieve your goals.
• Practical strategies for managing your day-to-day stressors so that you can sleep soundly at night and feel excited about the day ahead.

Let’s face it. Having a 20-minute bubble bath and expecting your life stresses to wash away is unrealistic. So ditch the tub and join me to learn how to level-up your self-care routine to make it meaningful for you! 

Elevating Laurier Leaders

This event is part of a special women's series hosted by President Deborah MacLatchy. Elevating Laurier Leaders (ELL) is coming to Waterloo after sold-out events in Toronto in spring 2019.

The series brings together accomplished Laurier alumnae committed to advancing women’s leadership and to helping them achieve their full potential. ELL is part of building a supportive community of women from diverse industries and backgrounds who want to support each other in their leadership journeys.

You can register for this event and other ELL events online. All events take place at THEMUSEUM over breakfast.

Join Laurier students in concert

Read and reflect each Tuesday with Luther. We host session weekly over the lunch hour. 

Stop by any day of the week for different activities:

• Mondays – contemplative music
• Tuesdays – Reading and Reflecting on the Book of Acts: A Window into the Early Church
• Wednesdays – prayers for the world
• Thursdays – Chilling with Dogs; multifaith teachings
• Fridays – Settler Work: contemplative arts; Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG)

For more details, see the Fall 2019 program flyer.

Join us weekly for Coffee Club!

Meet new people and share experiences from your own country while learning more about Canadian culture in a relaxed and informal setting. Coffee, tea and snacks will be served.

No need to register! Just drop in at Laurier International to join in.

Students who attend 8 sessions will get a designation on their Laurier Experience Record.

A facilitated study group (FSG) is a time and place for you to get together with other people from your classes and an FSG leader (someone who has previously taken the course) to discuss the course content and gain a deeper understanding of what is being covered in the class lectures and readings.

This does not mean that the FSG leaders will teach you the content, but they will help you enhance your understanding of course material, and they can also help students with understanding assignment requirements.

Get your questions answered in real-time from our Faculty of Music and Recruitment and Admissions staff.

We'll talk about admission requirements to our Music programs including the audition process, Royal Conservatory of Music (RCM) recommended levels by instrument, theory test questions and interview prep suggestions.

We'll also focus on what our Music program can offer you as a student, including concentrations, minors, performance experiences, residence learning communities and how to get involved on campus.

Register for the Faculty of Music webinar.