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U of T hosts vaccine clinic pow wow at Varsity Stadium
The University of Toronto's Varsity Stadium was transformed into the site of a vaccine pow wow over the weekend, with volunteers dancing and playing hand drums while community members received their shots.
Claire Kennedy is no stranger to board rooms – she serves as lead director of the Bank of Canada and as chair of Neo Performance Materials Inc. – but she says the University of Toronto’s Governing Council is in a class of its own.
As the council’s outgoing chair, Kennedy says the body charged with overseeing governance of Canada’s top university is larger, more complex and uniquely tasked with overseeing an institution akin to, as she put it, a “small city.”
Elder Constance Simmonds is a Cree-Métis Knowledge Keeper (Treaty 6, northern Saskatchewan) and pipe carrier with more than 40 years of experience providing counselling in addictions, mental health and trauma. Earlier this year, she became Elder-in-Residence at the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Law.
As part of her residency, Elder Simmonds leads monthly teachings on the bundle, an introduction to Indigenous worldviews, medicines, life cycles and more –with each lesson held on or close to the full moon.
U of T is one of Canada’s top employers
We are proudly recognized as one of Canada's Top 100 Employers (2019), Canada's Best Diversity Employers (2019), Canada's Greenest Employers (2019), Canada's Top Family-Friendly Employers (2019), Greater Toronto's Top Employers (2019) and Canada's Top Employers for Canadians over 40 (2019).
