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The 2nd annual Access Connections Day on March 24 is an opportunity to hear directly from Access Program students and alumni about their time at U of T, including an alumnus from Woodsworth's SEE U of T program.

Woodsworth students are celebrated at virtual event.

New faculty profile: Prof. Paola Bohórquez specializes in teaching English and critical academic literacies in multilingual contexts.

Alex Waugh, a longtime volunteer, and former vice-principal and registrar of Woodsworth College, believes in giving back.

Former Millie Rotman Shime Academic Bridging Program student and recipient of the Brookfield Bronfman Scholarship to graduate this November. 

The Arbor Awards are the University of Toronto’s highest honour in recognition of exceptional and longstanding volunteer service.  Three Woodsworth alumni are recipients this year.

Here are the links to the virtual convocation & program, and resources and services for graduating students!

Mentors and Mentees share their experiences participating in the Woodsworth College Alumni-Student Mentorship Program.  

Pictured: Jenny Zhang is a Woodsworth College Alumna, a former Mentee and has participated as a Mentor. 

While the history of Woodsworth College is only 40 years old, its founding represents the important telling of how part-time students found their place at the University of Toronto and how eventually, Woodsworth became a college for all students. Here is the brief, yet substantial, summary of Woodsworth College's founding. 

Two high achieving Woodsworth College graduates, Layan Elfaki and Isabella Gallello, prepare themselves for life beyond U of T during COVID 19.