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02 | Resource Guide 2021/22 The University of Winnipeg | 1 Greetings from Important Dates Dr. James Currie 2021 Fall Term Interim President & Vice-Chancellor Sept 7 Lectures begin Sept 7-20 Add/Drop Period for Fall and Fall/Winter Terms Sept 20 Last day to drop a Fall or Fall/Winter Term course and receive a full tuition refund Sept 21 Opt-out deadline for the UWSA’s health plan Sept 23 Fall and Fall/Winter Term fees are due (see Sept. 20 for refund deadline) Oct 1 In-Course Awards, Scholarships, and Bursaries Fall Term On behalf of our faculty and staff, application deadline welcome to The University of Winnipeg! Oct 10-16 Fall Reading Week – no classes Oct 11 Thanksgiving Day - University is closed Our campus is situated on ancestral lands, on Treaty One Territory. These lands Nov 11 Remembrance Day - University is closed are the heartland of the Métis people. UWinnipeg is located downtown in one Nov 16 Last day to withdraw from a Fall Term course (without academic penalty) of Canada’s most diverse neighbourhoods. We are proud to be a welcoming Dec 6 Last day of regular class schedule community that embraces diversity and inclusion — we all benefit when learning Dec 7 Make-up day for Remembrance Day – Thursday schedule from one another. Dec 9-22 Fall Term exam period We are looking forward to welcoming you to campus this fall with a combination of Dec 24 Winter Break - University is closed until January 5 remote and in-person classes. Whatever your major, your university experience will 2022 Winter Term guide you to be the kind of decision maker, the kind of leader that our world needs. Jan 5 University re-opens We have excellent professors who will go above and beyond to connect with you as Jan 6 Lectures begin for Winter Term you start your academic journey. Jan 6-19 Add/Drop Period for Winter Term courses Jan 19 Last day to drop a Winter Term course and receive a full tuition refund We are committed to providing you with exceptional learning opportunities, Jan 20 Opt-out deadline for the UWSA’s health plan networking, peer support, and mentorship. We provide many exciting hands-on Jan 24 Winter Term fees are due (see Jan. 19 for refund deadline) learning opportunities, from research to co-op work placements, to help you Feb 1 In-Course Awards, Scholarships, and Bursaries Winter Term prepare for a rewarding career and a successful future. application deadline Our advice to you is simple: approach the unknown with courage and curiosity. Feb 16 Last day to withdraw from a Fall/Winter Term course (without academic penalty) Step outside of your comfort zone and harness all the opportunities available to you. Feb 20-26 Winter Reading Week - no classes This is your time to stretch your mind and broaden your horizons. Feb 21 Louis Riel Day - University closed Feb 28 Access your 2021 T2202 tax form through WebAdvisor Consider joining a student group — there are more than 60 to match your Mar 9 Check Webmail or WebAdvisor for Spring Term registration date/time interests — and be open to opportunities for connecting, growing, and learning. Mar 16 Last day to withdraw from a Winter Term course (without academic penalty) As you explore all that UWinnipeg has to offer, you will develop your ability Apr 6 Last day of regular class schedule to collaborate with a variety of people, strengthen your leadership skills, Apr 8-22 Fall/Winter and Winter Term exam period and make lifelong friends. Apr 15 Good Friday – University closed Once again: welcome to The University of Winnipeg. We are excited to meet you. 2022 Spring Term May 2 Spring Term begins. Refer to the withdrawal schedule online for refund and voluntary withdrawal dates. Located on Treaty One land in the heart of the Métis nation, UWinnipeg is a close- May 18 Spring Term fees are due. (Refund deadlines may be prior to this date.) knit community with a reputation for academic excellence, Indigenous inclusion, May 23 Victoria Day - University closed environmental commitment, small class sizes, and campus diversity. June Check your Webmail or WebAdvisor for 2022/2023 registration date/time
2 | Resource Guide 2021/22 The University of Winnipeg | 3 Campus Services and Supports Accessibility Services Accessibility Services provides academic accommodations for students with Student Services may be available remotely and/or in person — a wide range of disabilities and medical conditions. Services are also available please check The University of Winnipeg website for the latest for Deaf and Hard of Hearing students. Contact Accessibility Services for information and email or phone the departments for assistance. service and accommodation options. 1M35 (1st floor, Manitoba Hall) 204.779.8946 Aboriginal Student Services Centre (ASSC) accessibility@uwinnipeg.ca The Aboriginal Student Services Centre (ASSC) offers a safe, friendly, uwinnipeg.ca/accessibility and culturally-sensitive environment for all Indigenous students (First Nation, Métis, and Inuit) as they pursue their academic studies at The University of Winnipeg. Adult Learner Services / Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) A range of services including academic advising and cultural supports are available. Email to join our newsletter mailing list and receive Zoom drop-in information. Adult Learner Services/RPL assists with the application process and planning a program of study, as well as analysis of previous education and work experience 2L01A (2nd floor, Lockhart Hall) to determine if students can obtain credit for prior learning. 204.779.8946 assc@uwinnipeg.ca Student Services Centre (1st floor, Rice Centre) uwinnipeg.ca/assc 204.779.8946 adultlearners@uwinnipeg.ca uwinnipeg.ca/adult-learner-services Academic and Career Services Academic and Career Services provides academic information about degree Awards and Financial Aid Office requirements, assists with course selection and the registration process, and supports students with problem solving, academic appeals, student success strategies, and The Awards and Financial Aid Office supports the access and excellence mandate referrals to additional services. Career services for UWinnipeg students and alumni of The University of Winnipeg through a comprehensive program of scholarships, include career planning, job search strategies, feedback on resumes and cover letters, awards, prizes, and bursaries. Check the website for the online application process interview skills and preparation, as well as an annual Career Fair. and deadlines throughout the year. Student Services Centre (1st floor, Rice Centre) 2Ri06 (2nd floor, Rice Centre) 204.779.8946 204.786.9459 Academic Advisors advising@uwinnipeg.ca awards@uwinnipeg.ca Career Advisors careers@uwinnipeg.ca uwinnipeg.ca/awards Student Success Advisors studentsuccess@uwinnipeg.ca uwinnipeg.ca/academic-advising uwinnipeg.ca/career-services BIPoC Lounge (UWSA) The BIPoC Lounge is a dedicated space for Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour Access Lounge (UWSA) to gather and find community. It is a place for students to learn and heal through their The Access Lounge is a space on campus dedicated to students who are disabled understandings and experiences as a BIPoC. It is a library, study, and hang-out space. by barriers. This space is for students to study, hang out, or complete course work. Concourse Level, Bulman Student Centre 0RM06 (Mezzanine Level, Bulman Student Centre) 204.786.9781 204.789.4244 bipoclounge@theuwsa.ca accesslounge@theuwsa.ca theuwsa.ca/bipoc-lounge theuwsa.ca/access-lounge
4 | Resource Guide 2021/22 The University of Winnipeg | 5 The Bookstore Fitness and Recreation The University of Winnipeg Bookstore meets all of your academic needs with Axworthy Health & RecPlex textbook savings programs such as rental, used books, digital, and price matching. The RecPlex houses a four-lane, 60-metre sprint track, a community gym, retractable See the website for details on each program as well as the booklist information batting cages, the Thomas Sill Community Multi-Purpose Room, a dance/yoga studio, under “Textbooks”. Order online for delivery or in-store pickup. Shop for your and an underground parkade. Attend drop-in intramurals and community programs course materials, clothing, supplies, and dorm needs. like yoga and soccer leagues. Visit in person or online for the schedule. 1-471 Portage Ave (1st floor, The AnX) 350 Spence Street 204.258.2909 204.988.7634 universityofwinnipeg@bkstr.com uwinnipeg.ca/recplex uwinnipegstore.ca Bill Wedlake Fitness Centre Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services Facilities include a gym, weight room, cardio equipment, squash/racquetball/handball Students who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing have access to American Sign courts, and saunas. Fitness classes are tailored to all skill levels. Language-English Interpreting or Transcribing (computerized note-taking) 1st floor, Duckworth Centre services for lectures, labs, course-related activities, student/professor meetings, 204.786.9349 and University-sponsored activities. Call or text to arrange services. duckworth@uwinnipeg.ca 1M35 (1st floor, Manitoba Hall) recreationservices.uwinnipeg.ca Phone: 204.786.9704 The University of Winnipeg Athletic Therapy Centre Text: 204.228.0187 t.rogowski@uwinnipeg.ca The Athletic Therapy Centre offers athletic therapy and massage therapy services uwinnipeg.ca/accessibility to all students. The Green Shield insurance plan, and some other insurance plans, provide coverage for athletic therapy and massage therapy appointments. Athletic Emergency Communications therapists are experts in injuries to muscles, bones, ligaments, tendons, and joints, and offer assessment and individualized rehabilitation for a wide variety of injuries. During an emergency on campus such as a health pandemic, power outage, blizzard, campus closure, fire, or threat of any kind, instructions will be posted on social 0D50 (Lower level, Duckworth Centre) media and the UW Safe app. Follow @UWinnipeg on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, 204.786.9250 and check uwinnipeg.ca. Familiarize yourself with emergency procedures, such as athletictherapy@uwinnipeg.ca UW evacuation routes, at uwinnipeg.ca/emergency-guidelines. uwinnipeg.ca/athletic-therapy-centre Fire, Police, and Ambulance – 911 Security Services – 6666 from University telephones Security Services - 204.786.6666 from off-campus telephones Academic Concerns – We are here to help! If you are taking a little longer than you expected to adjust to university classes, if your marks are not what you hoped, or if you are falling behind in your work, talk to your professors and an academic or student success advisor. We can help you to problem- solve and explore your options. Academic terms can fly by quickly, so be sure to address your concerns and take action promptly. Follow us here — @uwinnipeg
6 | Resource Guide 2021/22 The University of Winnipeg | 7 International, Immigrant and Refugee Student Services (IIRSS) Rainbow Lounge (UWSA) International, Immigrant and Refugee Student Services (IIRSS) provides a wide The Rainbow Lounge is a safe, social space for LGBTTTIGGQQA* and allies. range of services including academic advising; airport reception; orientation to The centre offers free resources and acts as a referral network to the larger UWinnipeg, Winnipeg, and Canada; immigration advising; and health insurance Queer community. support. Students have access to the Mentor Program for first-year students, 0R13 (Concourse Level, Bulman Student Centre) the Tutor Program (first-language and English-language tutoring), and the IIRSS 204.786.9025 204.789.4244 Student Lounge. Social activities are also offered for International Students. rainbowlounge@theuwsa.ca 491 Portage Ave (8th Floor, Rice Centre) 204.779.8946 Restaurants iirss@uwinnipeg.ca Diversity Food Services, our campus food service provider, strives to provide uwinnipeg.ca/iirss excellent food services to the students and staff of The University of Winnipeg. Goals include offering wholesome, fairly-priced, ethnically-diverse food options, Library creating an attractive menu, and providing excellent customer service. They operate The Library offers a wide variety of academic resources in online, multimedia, Pangea’s Kitchen, Café Bodhi, elements – The Restaurant, The Malecón, Tony’s and print formats. Use the online Living Room Library portal to connect with Canteen, and dash. Place an order through the Diversity Food Services app. Library services and resources. In addition, the first floor of the Buhler Centre is home to Stella's Café & Bakery. 4th Floor, Centennial Hall Circulation Desk 204.786.9808 circulation@uwinnipeg.ca Reference Desk reference@uwinnipeg.ca Library Systems libsystems@uwinnipeg.ca library.uwinnipeg.ca Mentor Program The Mentor Program links first-year students with experienced students who provide information and support on adapting to university. This is one way to make connections when starting university. The Mentor Program is available to all first-year students and second-year students are encouraged to become a mentor. 491 Portage Ave (8th Floor, Rice Centre) 204.786.9469 iirss@uwinnipeg.ca uwinnipeg.ca/mentor Sustainability at UWinnipeg The UWinnipeg Sustainability Initiative is a collaboration between students, faculty, and staff that works to make The University of Winnipeg more environmentally and Important Dates socially responsible in its physical operations, its governance, and its academic life. Familiarize yourself with important UWinnipeg dates and deadlines including the last dates to drop a course and get a refund. Check the The Campus Sustainability Office works to improve our UWinnipeg carbon footprint, withdrawal schedule! To avoid pulling all-nighters writing papers and our indoor air quality, our water conservation, our alternative transportation options, cramming for exams, put date reminders in your phone and agenda. our waste reduction, and much more. Check out uwinnipeg.ca/sustainability
8 | Resource Guide 2021/22 The University of Winnipeg | 9 Security Services Study Abroad Programs Security Services provides a safe, secure learning, living, and working environment The International Admissions Office coordinates exchange programs with for University students, faculty, staff, and visitors. Services such as SafeWalk and numerous universities around the world. This gives students the opportunity SafeRide are offered during Fall and Winter Terms to escort students to their to study abroad while retaining UWinnipeg student status. Check out the bus stop, car, or home within a one-block radius of The University of Winnipeg. website for current information. 1C33 (1st Floor, Centennial Hall) 2Ri40 (2nd floor, Rice Centre) 204.786.9272 (non-emergency) 204.258.2949 security@uwinnipeg.ca exchange@uwinnipeg.ca uwinnipeg.ca/security uwinnipeg.ca/study-abroad Student Central Study Skills Workshops Student Central offers many services including providing answers to questions Study Skills workshops provide practical advice and useful tips on essential about fees/payments, student ID cards, WebAdvisor assistance, confirmation of study skills such as note-taking, time management, and reading strategies. enrolment letters, as well as processing major declarations, transcripts orders, Sessions are offered during the first month of each term. Check the website and more. Use the myVisit app to enqueue for drop-in sessions. for details on upcoming workshops. Student Services Centre (1st floor, Rice Centre) 204.786.9257 204.779.UWIN (8946) or 1.800.956.1824 (toll-free) studentsuccess@uwinnipeg.ca studentcentral@uwinnipeg.ca uwinnipeg.ca/study-skills uwinnipeg.ca/student-central Sexual Violence Response Team The University of Winnipeg's Sexual Violence Response Team (SVRT) coordinates services for students who have experienced or are impacted by sexual violence. The SVRT will work with students to provide information about options and connect them with a range of services, including counselling, academic supports, and other on-and-off campus resources and reporting options. The University of Winnipeg’s Sexual Violence Policy defines sexual violence as any sexual act or act targeting a person’s sexuality, gender identity, or gender expression – whether that act is physical or psychological in nature – that is committed, threatened, or attempted against a person without that person’s consent. Sexual Violence Response Team (SVRT) 204.230.6660 (daytime hours) Sexual Violence & Human Rights Advisor 204.789.4288 Finding Information on the UWinnipeg Website Campus Security 204.786.6666 (emergency 24/7) Campus Security 204.786.9272 (non-emergency 24/7) If you are not sure where to find student-related information on the University’s website, Klinic Sexual Assault Crisis Program 204.786.8631 (24/7) go to uwinnipeg.ca and in the upper, left-hand corner, you will see a link called “Current uwinnipeg.ca/askfirst Students”. Click on that link to find a comprehensive listing of resources for students.
10 | Resource Guide 2021/22 The University of Winnipeg | 11 Technology Service Desk (TSC) Wellness Centre The Technology Service Desk offers advice and support on student-related Counselling Services technology questions. Personal counselling is available to any student currently registered at The University 4C32B (4th floor, Centennial Hall) of Winnipeg. Counselling at UWinnipeg is a collaborative, conversational process 204.786.9149 where students can address any concern, difficulty, or dilemma. Services are free servicedesk@uwinnipeg.ca of charge and confidential. uwinnipeg.ca/tech-sector 1D25 (1st floor, Duckworth Centre) 204.779.8946 The Tutoring Centre studentwellness@uwinnipeg.ca The Tutoring Centre offers free, one-on-one, and small-group assistance uwinnipeg.ca/student-wellness with writing and first-year math, statistics, science, and computer science courses. Rooms 3G10 & 3G11 (3rd floor, Graham Hall) Women-Trans Spectrum Centre (UWSA) 204.786.9129 The Women-Trans Spectrum Centre is an accessible and inclusive resource centre rhettutor@uwinnipeg.ca mstutoring@uwinnipeg.ca for women and trans students. The centre offers free resources, including condoms tutoringcentre.uwinnipeg.ca (male and female), lubricant, dental dams, pads, tampons, pregnancy tests, and a lending library. Webinar Wednesdays 0R12 (Concourse Level, Bulman Student Centre) In weekly sessions via Zoom, Student Services staff share some valuable strategies and 204.786.9788 tips to help you succeed at UWinnipeg. Check the website for topics and to register. wtsc@theuwsa.ca uwinnipeg.ca/webinar-wednesdays theuwsa.ca/women-trans-spectrum-centre Mobile Apps UWSAFE The University of Winnipeg’s free safety app is available for iPhone and Android devices! UWSafe is an essential tool that will send you important safety alerts and provide instant access to campus safety resources. Ellucian Go Get instant access to contacts, websites, maps, as well as news and events happening on campus. You can also access Student Planning, My Courses, grades, Student Finance, and receive important notifications. MyVisit Manage your time with MyVisit! You can add yourself to the virtual The University of Winnipeg Academic Calendar queue for drop-in services with Student Central, Campus Living, The Academic Calendar is the go-to source for all University regulations and and Academic and Career Services. Also, you can book appointments requirements. View options and course descriptions required for your degree. with academic, student success, immigration, and career advisors. On the UWinnipeg website — click on "Current Students", then "Academic Calendar".
12 | Campus Services and Supports The University of Winnipeg | 13 Academic Integrity The University of Winnipeg upholds principles of academic integrity and seeks We encourage appropriate student conduct and, when necessary, we identify to ensure that students do not commit acts of academic misconduct. We strive and regulate student academic misconduct that infringes on the culture of to maintain an environment in which academic integrity is understood and valued academic integrity upon which the University is built. and serves as the basis for student learning. It doesn’t matter whether you’re The University of Winnipeg takes academic misconduct seriously and has in a chemistry lab, working on an English essay in the library, or working online tools and policies ensuring that academic integrity is maintained throughout with a group to complete an assignment. Academic integrity is important in all the institution. Consequences for academic misconduct may include loss of marks academic departments and methods of learning. on an assignment/test/exam and/or loss of marks in a course, suspension and/or Academic misconduct for both in-person and online classes includes, expulsion from the University. but is not limited to, plagiarism and cheating. Tips to maintain academic integrity: Acts of plagiarism may include, but are not limited to, › Don’t wait until last minute to complete assignments. one or more of the following: › Properly cite your sources. › Not giving recognition to the › Not using quotation marks author for phrases, sentences, or referencing appropriately › Express original ideas and opinions. thoughts, or arguments › Speak with your professors regarding expectations and requirements. › Two or more students incorporated into student work submitting identical or virtually › K now University policies and regulations (Academic Calendar, Regulations › Submitting the same work for identical work for evaluation & Policies, 8a). evaluation to more than one when the work was intended Rules may be different, or even contradictory, to your past experiences course without the consent of to be completed individually — always double check! each instructor to do so Acts of cheating may include, but are not limited to, one or more of the following: › Copying another person’s answer › Obtaining a copy of the exam or test or questions from the › Communicating with others at a test/ exam or test before they are exam with the purpose of obtaining, officially available exchanging, or imparting information related to the test › Purchasing essays, or other assignments in whole or in part, › Consulting with unauthorized sources and submitting these works for to obtain assistance, including, but not evaluation as one’s own limited to, written, digital, and/or other aids not approved by the instructor Questions? If you have a question, ask it! If you don’t know who to ask, start with Student Central or Academic & Career Services, and they will either be able to answer the question or refer you to someone who can help. There is a lot to know about how things work at UWinnipeg, and we are here to help you navigate your Follow the UWinnipeg Library — @uwpglibrary educational needs and make it the best experience possible!
14 | Resource Guide 2021/22 The University of Winnipeg | 15 Technology UWinnipeg Students’ Association Wi-Fi Established in 1972, The University of Winnipeg Students’ Association (UWSA) represents students at The University of Winnipeg. They provide advocacy, services, To login to the Eduroam (education roaming) wireless network, use your and support to UWinnipeg students. For more information on student rights and WebAdvisor user ID and password. Set-up instructions for mobile devices: governance, visit theuwsa.ca or follow @theuwsa on social media. uwinnipeg.ca/uw-wireless Webmail Academic Advocacy Check your University Webmail account regularly; it’s your WebAdvisor user ID The UWSA's academic advocacy ensures that students are treated with respect and @webmail.uwinnipeg.ca with your WebAdvisor password. This is how the University dignity and that the appropriate policies are followed. Your Vice-President Student will notify you about important information such as fees owed, openings on waitlists, Affairs can provide guidance to students through the process of academic misconduct new sections/labs, cancellations, or other changes to courses. Use your Webmail appeals, coursework and final-grade appeals, non-academic misconduct allegations, account for all correspondence with your professors and other University staff. and residence incident reports. For more information: theuwsa.ca/academic-advocacy or email vpsa@theuwsa.ca WebAdvisor Use WebAdvisor to register for courses, update your personal contact information, UWSA Health Plan access your T2202 tax forms, and check your (unofficial) transcript. To change your The UWSA Health Plan is an extended healthcare plan provided through Green Shield. address (or phone number or email), log in to WebAdvisor, select “Current Students”, Students taking nine (or more) credit hours in a single term and all international students and then, under Academic Profile, select “Address Change”. on study terms longer than six months are automatically enrolled in the plan. Part-time; PACE; self-declared First Nations, Métis, or Inuit students with Treaty coverage; and Forgot your WebAdvisor user ID or password? graduate studies students are not automatically enrolled, but are able to opt-in. Click on “Log In” at the top of WebAdvisor, select “What’s My User ID?” For more information about your health plan number, benefits, opt-outs, opt-ins, or “Forgot My Password” and follow the prompts. You’ll be asked for and opt-changes, please visit: theuwsa.ca/healthplan, or email the health plan your seven-digit student number. coordinator at health@theuwsa.ca, or call 431.338.7519 or 431.374.6801 Online Courses Peggo Cards To access your course materials online (handouts, assignments, updates, etc.), The U-Pass program has been suspended for the 2021–2022 academic year. go to nexus.uwinnipeg.ca and log in with your WebAdvisor user ID and password. theuwsa.ca/u-pass Contact nexus@uwinnipeg.ca for assistance. For online course types, Registered students can pick up a Peggo card from the Info Booth located on see uwinnipeg.ca/registration/online-courses.html. the first floor of Centennial Hall on August 6 (9am–4pm), August 27 (9am-4pm), Tips for online classes can be found at uwinnipeg.ca/academic-advising or September 17 (10am–6pm). Students will need their UWinnipeg student ID card. Remote Learning Hub For information please visit theuwsa.ca/infobooth, the UWSA Info Booth, or email infobooth@theuwsa.ca, or call 431.338.7519 or 431.374.6801. The Remote Learning hub provides advice, resources, and tips to help students adapt to remote learning and succeed in their studies at UWinnipeg. uwinnipeg.ca/remote-hub Important Dates for the UWSA Health Plan Fall Term Opt-Out/Opt-Change Deadline: September 21, 2021 Appeal Deadline: October 21, 2021 Winter Term Opt-Out/Opt-Change Deadline: January 20, 2022 Appeal Deadline: February 20, 2022
16 | Resource Guide 2021/22 The University of Winnipeg | 17 Tips for Your First Year The UWinnipeg Student ABCs Plan Ahead Academic Calendar — Looking Environment — The University of Use WebAdvisor’s Student Planning module to map out your term-by-term for information on your degree Winnipeg has a Respectful Working degree timeline. Check your degree and major requirements and your progress requirements? The Academic Calendar and Learning Environment Policy. towards graduation. Request a review of your plan from an academic advisor. is an online catalogue for students to This means that all members of the View alternative degree programs in which you may be interested. browse through courses and explore University, including faculty, staff, and different departments. Use it as a students, are expected to maintain Participate in Class reference tool to check degree and an environment that is free of major requirements, regulations, discrimination and harassment. If you Optimize your success in courses by engaging in class discussions, creating study policies, and academic dates. Current feel you have encountered any type of groups, reviewing your notes prior to class, and reading ahead to get your brain and past Academic Calendars are discrimination or harassment, please anticipating the next topic. Talk with your professors – they want to support your available on the website. call the Human Rights and Diversity learning. The more you engage in your courses, the more you’ll get out of them. uwinnipeg.ca/calendar Office’s confidential voice mailbox Take Care of Yourself 204.786.9161. uwinnipeg.ca/respect Booklist — Find which As best you can, take care of all aspects of your health and well-being textbooks and materials Fee Payments — To pay your tuition (e.g. nutritionally, emotionally, psycho-spiritually, mentally, socially, fitness-wise, your courses require on fees, log on to your financial institution’s work-wise, etc.). You need to be healthy and energized to be productive and the UWinnipeg Bookstore’s website and add The University of successful in your studies. Take time for yourself. Turn off your phone. Get some website. Just enter your course and Winnipeg – Tuition as a bill payee. sleep. Spend time with people who care about you. Play intramurals, musical section number(s) and all required Your seven-digit student number is instruments, or go to a meditation session. It is common to feel stressed and texts will be listed. uwinnipegstore.ca the account number. Keep in mind overwhelmed, so don’t be afraid to ask for help! Keep in mind the list of that fee payments take 1-3 business support services available in this resource guide. Course Selection — Looking for course days to show up in your account. selection assistance? Check out (International payments can be made Find your Balance the Academic Calendar and the My through flywire.com and can take Living well is all about realizing balance between academics and your personal life. Progress section of Student Planning 4-6 business days to arrive.) Get sunshine and fresh air. Go to the gym and the art gallery. Get involved in the to find a program’s requirements as student associations that nurture your greatest passions. Connect with your well as descriptions of every course classmates – all new students want to meet other students. Be sure to book the University may offer. Make an some downtime too. Cultivate a well-rounded campus life and enjoy! appointment with an academic advisor to get feedback on your Participate in University Activities selected courses. Experience University activities and events in person and online. Check out Directory — Need to contact a CKUW Campus Radio (95.9FM), The Uniter (uniter.ca), The UWSA’s student groups professor and ask for permission to (theuwsa.ca), Gallery 1C03 exhibits (uwinnipeg.ca/art-gallery) and watch take a course? Have questions about the University Events Calendar for upcoming events. a specific department? Use the directory Groups — UWinnipeg has over on the University’s home page to search 60 student groups. Join one! by name, or department for a full list Start one! Check out the of instructors and support staff. UWSA’s website for more info: uwinnipeg.ca/directory theuwsa.ca/student-groups
18 | Resource Guide 2021/22 The University of Winnipeg | 19 Library Assistance — The Library Quick Questions — Student Services’ Visit your Instructors — Utilizing the operates a virtual reference service staff are available to answer all of your office hours your instructors provide weekdays from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM, questions, big or small. Drop-in times are can be one of your best resources for Monday to Thursday and 9:00 AM – available both virtually and in person to success in a course! They are there to 4:30 PM on Fridays. Click the “Help connect with knowledgeable staff from help guide you through difficulties you Chat” widget on any of the library Student Central, Academic and Career may be having in the course, answer pages to chat with a library staff Services, International, Immigrant and questions you may have forgotten to ask member. library.uwinnipeg.ca Refugee Student Services (IIRSS), and in class, and clear up any confusion you the Aboriginal Student Services Centre may be feeling about topics. They are Housing — Campus Living offers Major Declaration — You are able to (ASSC). uwinnipeg.ca/student-services there to help you. a variety of housing and meal plan declare and/or change your major and/ options for students who are living on or degree by submitting a new, signed RESPs — Order a confirmation of Withdrawal Schedules their own, married, or with families. major form to Student Central. Forms enrolment letter from Student Central — A withdrawal schedule uwinnipeg.ca/campus-living are available on the Student Services’ for RESP withdrawals. Submit your is posted every term website. uwinnipeg.ca/student-services request early; processing times will take highlighting both the longer during busy periods. dates that you can get a full refund Info Booth — The UWSA’s Info Booth Never Miss an Email uwinnipeg.ca/student-central when dropping a course and the final (first floor of Centennial Hall) provides — UWinnipeg uses your date to withdraw from a class (without information about Green Shield student webmail account as our primary Student Cards — refund). You cannot drop a class after health plans, sells Peggo cards, offers mode of communication. Check your Student cards are printed the final voluntary withdrawal date. printing services, and sells lab materials account regularly so that you do not by Student Central when Look up these dates before classes such as lab coats or manuals. The Info miss any important information. students email their photo. For photo begin. uwinnipeg.ca/registration/ Booth is a full-service Canada Post webmail.uwinnipeg.ca tips and pick-up dates, see Student withdrawal-schedules.html Outlet. They can send your mail or Central’s website. Online Courses — Access online courses uwinnipeg.ca/student-central eXams — Sometimes two exams parcels around the world by regular through Nexus. Your Nexus login is the are scheduled for the same time. mail, Airmail, Xpresspost same as your WebAdvisor login. Nexus Tax Information — Looking to claim Check out the exam schedule at the or Priority Courier. can be accessed once the term begins. your tuition while filing your taxes? Your start of the term. If there is a conflict, Jobs — There are a number of nexus.uwinnipeg.ca T2202 will be published on WebAdvisor talk to your professors immediately resources available to assist students under Tax Information at the end of about an alternate date and time Preparation — Planning February. This electronic copy may be with finding employment before to take one of the exams. out time to work on your printed or saved. uwinnipeg.ca/fees and after graduation, including uwinnipeg.ca/exam-schedules assignments and papers will our online job board. Meet with reduce your stress levels and UWinnipeg Wesmen Games — You — Your university experience a career advisor to learn more. help you achieve higher grades. There Go and support the University men’s is what you make it. University is a uwinnipeg.ca/career-services. are free workshops available on effective and women’s Wesmen volleyball chance to explore new ideas, subjects, Keep Your Course Outlines — time mapping, note-taking techniques, and basketball teams when they take and activities – and grow as a person. The course outline or syllabus contains test/exam-taking strategies, and more. on other universities from around Participate in class, join student groups, all of the important details about uwinnipeg.ca/study-skills-workshops Canada. Students get free tickets attend Wesmen games, and seek out your classes including when your and games are a great place to show opportunities to get involved. assignments are due, your reading your school spirit, make friends, schedule for the week, and your and enjoy a fun night out! wesmen.ca Zzzzzzzz — A good night’s sleep is instructor's office hours. important for maintaining both good mental and physical health. Remember to set aside time for self-care.
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