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Dean Woodin’s remarks at year-end Faculty Council meeting

April 16, 2020

Read Dean Woodin’s remarks from the last Faculty Council meeting of the year on April 15, 2020, notably the first-ever held remotely. Dean Woodin also shares some highlights in a video message to the A&S community.

Dear A&S students, staff and faculty,

Arts & Science alumni staying connected — at a distance thanks to YouTube

April 15, 2020

Faculty of Arts & Science alumnus Nasir Kharma isn’t letting the COVID-19 pandemic keep him from studying with students around the world — virtually and from a safe distance, of course.

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#HowsMyFlattening? Group led by U of T community members creates one-stop shop for COVID-19 data

April 15, 2020

There is no shortage of information and news stories about the novel coronavirus. But in mid-March, as the outbreak in Canada was starting to accelerate, Dr. Ben Fine, a physician-scientist with Trillium Health Partners, began to worry there was too much information coming from too many sources.

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Three Minute Thesis competition moves online

April 14, 2020

The annual Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition is a unique opportunity for graduate students to present their research to a panel of non-specialist judges in a compelling and accessible way — in just three minutes.

How could planning be impacted by a pandemic?

April 13, 2020

How will COVID-19 impact the city in terms of planning? Will it change how the city grows? Richard White is an independent historian and longstanding part-time lecturer in Canadian history at the University of Toronto Mississauga and University of Toronto Scarborough.

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Update from Dean Woodin for A&S undergraduate students: Summer Session

April 09, 2020

Dear A&S Undergraduate Students,

I hope you’ve had a good week under the circumstances and are doing well since my last message. As the winter term is coming to an end, I wanted to provide you with an update on the summer session.

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A&S scholars sharing their COVID-19 expertise in the media this week

April 09, 2020

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect our community and the world, scholars from a range of disciplines across the Faculty of Arts & Science are sharing their expertise on pressing issues in the media — from religious celebrations during social distancing to the appeal of dystopian fiction in a time of global pandemic.

COVID-19 spread portrayed in A&S students’ computer simulation

April 09, 2020

Two undergraduate students in the Faculty of Arts & Science have created a computer simulation showing the effectiveness of social distancing and isolation at curbing the spread of COVID-19.

It also shows how a vaccine would generate “herd immunity” and stop the pandemic — even though a vaccine has yet to be developed.

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A&S launches Online Learning Academy

April 06, 2020

The Faculty of Arts & Science has several faculty members acclaimed for their use of technology in their teaching.

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U of T to host 'virtual' spring convocation ceremony, celebrate graduates at in-person events later in year

April 06, 2020

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic that has upended life around the world, the University of Toronto plans to host a “virtual” convocation ceremony this spring while academic divisions can make preparations to celebrate graduates with in-person events once it’s safe to do so.

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