Fourth-year Game Design and Development students bring together families through game design workshops at the library.
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Come together with other graduate student researchers to showcase your research, practice your presentation skills, engage in thoughtful discussions and develop valuable connections with other researchers through networking. Or attend to spectate! This conference is a great place to get inspired by thought-provoking justice research.
This unique initiative places undergraduate students on the boards of non-profit organizations in Brantford, Brant County, and surrounding communities to learn about their inner operations first-hand. Develop your leardership and governance knowledge, and embrace the opportunity to make a real impact through community service.
Compete in leadership challenges with more than 100 post-secondary students from around the world. Focused on team building, communication and problem-solving, this competition provides a tangible space to practice important leadership skills, while exploring the process of creating results rather than the outcome.
We're celebrating Laurier's 25th anniversary in Brantford and our more than 9,000 Brantford campus alumni that have gone on leave their mark and make a difference through their professional careers and community contributions.
Get inspired by the stories of our proud alumni from the Faculty of Human and Social Sciences, and learn more about the impact of our first 25 years in the Brantford community.
Check out the student organizations available on the Brantford campus through the Students' Union to expand your social circle. The Human and Social Sciences Association (HASSA) hosts events and other extra-curricilar opportunities for all students within the Faculty of Human Social Sciences to connect on campus.
HASSA also oversees five program-specific clubs where you can spend time hanging out with your classmates:
Laurier Brantford's annual Academic, Creative and Engaged Research Showcase (ACERS) celebrates creative undergraduate student projects across disciplines and highlights the importance of research in professional careers. The showcase provides a unique opportunity for you to share your work with peers and the broader community through posters, videos or podcasts – while competing for prizes!