Kaitlyn Williams
BA Business Administration – International Development
Fourth Year
Senior Student Admissions Representative
Fourth Year
Senior Student Admissions Representative
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Blog Archives
Experiential Learning: American Sign Language
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kwilliams
kwilliamsAmerican Sign language (ASL) has become one of Tyndale’s most popular classes almost overnight. After just one year, students are eager to enroll in the class and are even seeking out opportunities outside of the classroom to learn more ASL!
This two part course,
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Tyndale’s Support Services
by kwilliams
kwilliamsTyndale is committed to supporting all students in their academic, spiritual and personal journeys. One of the many ways Tyndale honours this commitment is by providing support to students who require special accommodations. From academic tutoring, to counselling services, to disability accommodation, Tyndale supports and aids students to reach their fullest potential throughout their university years.
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Introducing Tyndale’s French Minor
by kwilliams
kwilliamsTyndale’s French minor is a new program which allows students to deepen both their aptitude and their passion for the French language and its diverse cultures. The program equips students with theoretical and practical skills to gain a thorough understanding of the language. Students are given the opportunity to develop these skills inside the classroom and out.
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Investigating the Human Mind: Tyndale’s Psychology Program
If you are one of those people who enjoys watching shows like Lie to Me, Criminal Minds, or psychological thriller movies, you may have more than a passing interest in Psychology. I caught up with Dr. Amanda Azarbehi, Professor of Psychology, to find out more about Tyndale’s Psychology program.
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How to Handle ‘Pre-Test Syndrome’ by Studying Smarter, Not Harder
It is Monday morning and there you sit, panic swirling inside your stomach, sweaty palms clutching your favourite pen, and a jumble of incoherent thoughts ranging from Louis IX to the square root of pi. These are classic symptoms of ‘pre-test panic’ – don’t worry, we have all been there.
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Born for This: Discovering Your Calling Amongst the Possibilities
Our world is constantly in motion, propelled by progress and fixated on production. There is intense pressure to succeed and keep up or risk being left behind, and this is particularly palpable when choosing a career.
In Grade 12, the expectation to have my life mapped out before university caused me great anxiety.
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6 Very Important Things to Bring to the Meet and Eat BBQ
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I.J. Makan
I.J. Makan
First of all, congratulations to all accepted students! We are excited to have you join the Tyndale community as we begin a new journey on the Bayview campus! A celebration is needed, and we hope to see you at the Meet and Eat BBQ for accepted students on June 13.
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‘Tis the Season to be Stressed: Studying for Finals
Ah, December – the snow is falling, the air is cooling, hot chocolate is flowing and final exams are coming! Don’t panic, every student at one point in their life or another has felt that finals exams are like the Hunger Games…
Thankfully, your professors and teachers are not against you and these feelings of stress are normal.
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Looking Beyond University: How to Transition into Your Career
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jreynolds
jreynolds
When we choose a university program, our ultimate goal is to have a career in that area. While there may be a lot of job openings out there, it is always important to know how to get them. So how do you set your path in the real world and make your university degree worth it?
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