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Psychology DEPARTMENT JEDAI Workgroup Tea Time Conversations with SFU Psyc Faculty members on JEDAI Workgroup
2024 Tea-time Conversations
Time: 3pm-4pm PT
Date 1: Oct 24, 2024
Location: RCB 6152, SFU-Burnaby*, unceded territories of Musqueum, Squamish, Tseil-Waututh, and Kwikwitlem
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/sfu-psyc-jedai-tea-time-conversation-with-professors-grad-school-pathways-tickets-1049788976087?aff=oddtdtcreator
With graduate school deadlines around the corner and occuring around this time every year, we invite students to an in-person gathering with faculty members from the SFU Psyc Dept JEDAI Workgroup, for a tea time conversation about graduate school pathways. We are excited to hold this event in-person event.
Are you interested in pursuing graduate studies in psychology? Are you working on your graduate school application right now and don't have anyone in your family or faculty member to offer guidance?
In the Fall 2023, SFU’s Psyc JEDAI Workgroup psychology professors, Dr. Rachel Fouladi, Dr. Yuthika Girme, and Dr. Hali Kil used Tea Time to discuss graduate programs in psychology, application processes for MA/PhD programs, the ups and downs of the academic journey, and pathways after graduate school.
For the Fall 2024 event, SFU’s Psyc JEDAI Workgroup psychology professors, Dr. Rachel Fouladi, Dr. Yuthika Girme, and Dr. Hali Kil, look forward to continue with the 2023 theme of Tea Time Chats and meet first time grad school applicants who are working on their graduate school applications right now.
The JEDAI Workgroup has planned this event for and encourages attendance by individuals who identify as a member of historically marginalized or underrepresented communities, students in whose families they are the first to attend university, or other groups that have traditionally faced disproportionately greater challenges to academic success. That said, Tea Time is open to students and individuals from all backgrounds.
If you have further questions about this event, please email rachel_fouladi@sfu.ca
Registration/Attendance Guidelines
The events are offered free. If you would like to make a donation in appreciation of the events and other materials that will be provided after the event, you may wish to consider some of the following options:
- the Indian Residential School Survivors Society, visit: https://www.irsss.ca/
- Indspire, visit: https://indspire.ca/ways-to-give/donate/
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2023 Tea-time Conversations
Time:1:30-2:30 PM PT
Date 1: rescheduled from Wed Oct 18, 2023 to Nov 1, 2023
Date 2: Wed, Nov 29, 2023
2023 Registration Link: Register or Get on The Waitlist here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/sfu-psyc-jedai-tea-time-conversations-with-profs-graduate-school-pathways-tickets-734337141157
If you are interested in additional resources on topics around Reconciliation/Decolonization/EDI, you may also interested in visiting the SFU Psyc IRC Resources page and links. They are continually being updated: https://www.sfu.ca/psychology/about/indigenous-reconciliation/resources.html