The Graduate Peer Support Network is a student-led, student-centred initiative that aims to support University of Toronto graduate students in their health and well-being. Here, you can access:
○ Information and applications to our peer mentorship program
○ Mental health and support resources available to students at the University and in the community
○ A calendar of seminars, events and activities with themes ranging from conflict, discrimination, imposter syndrome to physical fitness
○ Information and applications to our peer mentorship program
○ Mental health and support resources available to students at the University and in the community
○ A calendar of seminars, events and activities with themes ranging from conflict, discrimination, imposter syndrome to physical fitness
Mentorship
Connect with the GPSN to find out about opportunities for peer mentorship within the Temerty Faculty of Medicine.
Resources
Through the GPSN’s online directory, you can access a wide range of resources on mental health and wellness.
Seminars
The GPSN hosts educational seminars as well as a variety of other health and wellness events, including weekly yoga.
Research & Advocacy
The GPSN works in collaboration with researchers and groups at the University of Toronto to support and advocate for graduate students.
We’re looking for learners to join a working group that will create a disability justice action plan across @uoftmedicine. Please send a brief statement of interest to medicine.oid@utoronto.ca. We welcome anyone with lived experience or a passion for disability justice to apply.
Tomorrow night is virtual yoga! Hosted by GPSN and MBPGSA every Monday at 7 pm. Please sign the waiver by scanning the QR code in the bottom right corner. To join the zoom meeting scan the code in the top right corner or click the link here: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/7374829458?pwd=Z085TXBQZGE2WW85R3JPVkVuMWtIZz09#success
