Warning: Listening may enrich your college experience! This week we talked to Davor from Student Life and he gave us plenty of reasons to get involved in Student Life Services and start following @gbc.studentlife now. Whether you want to get some volunteer experience for your resume, meet new people, or get connected to unique cultural events on and off-campus, this is a good episode to checkout.

Do you need help paying for college? This episode answers all your questions about how to apply for Student Awards! 

Episode Highlight include: 

1:07 – Differences between Awards, Bursaries and Scholarships and some examples. 

3:13 – Eligibility and how to show financial need 

4:44 – Spring semester awards 

5:19 – How to fill out applications for multiple awards 

6:40 – Why it's important to apply each semester 

7:44 – Tips and advice to help you apply! 

www.georgebrown.ca/awards-and-scholarships

For the second episode of this semester, host Pantea, sits down with two other students, Aliza and Eli to talk about their experiences as students at George Brown College. The three talk about class environments and professors, how to get a job on campus, how to make new friends in Toronto, plus lots more!  

Don't forget to follow and check out these pages for more student life info: 

@gbc.studentlife @sagbc @gbc.orientation  

Welcome back to the MyGBCPodcast and to the first episode of Season 5! This episode, we are introducing you to our new Host of the podcast, Pantea Kouhpayeh! We talk about, not just her academic life, but how she has made a life for herself at George Brown College, after travelling to Canada as an international student and learning to live in Toronto. Plus, we get a glimpse into some of her favourite podcasts to listen to. And, finally, you should tune into this episode if you're looking for some good ideas on how to enjoy your summer in Toronto ;) 

As we approach the end of the semester, we decided to talk to Alumni Services to find out what happens next after we graduate. Lucky for us at George Brown, there are a lot of benefits still available to grads. Tune in to get the details! Plus, peruse more at www.georgebrown.ca/alumni 

Episode Highlights

1:18 – What is Alumni Services? 

4:12 – Overview of supports available to grads 

5:57 – A webinar series that can help you get a job 

12:00 – Perks, benefits and discounts for alumni 

13:57 – How to stay in touch and access benefits 

16:45 – How you "become" an alumni 

19:10 – Activities, interest groups and more ways to connect with other grads 

This episode, we're back with the second half of our conversation with GBC athletes, Victoria and Finley. In this segment we talk about Victoria's most exciting game this season, how to manage your time getting schoolwork done with an extracurricular, and how to find and watch GBC Varsity and Intramural games online. Don't forget to follow @gbchuskies for more.

This week's episode of the MyGBCPodcast shares some really important and helpful information about how to support yourself and others around instances of sexual and gender-based violence. Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Response Advisor, Aryan Esgandanian also speaks about what consent is (and is not) and more. For further supports on this topic, please see below.

Sexual and Gender Based Violence Response Advisor:

[email protected]

416-415-5000 ext.3450

More resources, outside George Brown College are listed here:https://www.georgebrown.ca/current-students/services/sexual-violence-resources

How do you study when you can't afford to eat? Food prices have gone way up recently, along with other costs of living. It can be hard to find nutritious food that's also affordable, but at George Brown, we have a hidden treasure: the Good Food Market. In this episode, the GFM Coordinator, Torsten Hamelin, talks to Arantxa about the market, the universal right to food, more food-based programs available to students (including a free cooking group) and lots more!

Don't forget to follow @goodfoodmarket_gbc for a weekly food item and price list

Both Arantxa and Claire speak to Kizzy Rodney, the Director of External and Community Relations at GBC, about diversity within the definition of "women", crossing the boundaries that traditionally hold us back and making space for women and all genders to have their contributions recognized. Plus, what would a world of gender equity look like?

What do you know about the George Brown Huskies? Our athletes have been competing across the province week after week and making a splash! This episode is the first half of a big conversation we had with two GBC Athletes, Victoria Broomer and Finlay Butler, who tell us all about their journey as college athletes. Plus, we learn more about GBC athletics and recreation services, from GBC Sports Info and Media Coordinator, Raymund Harripaul. 

Don't forget to follow @gbchuskies for more.