Events
We are pleased to participate and host a number of events throughout the year that engage our community as well as provide opportunities for Memorial students to learn, expand their networks and share their ideas.
UPCOMING:
Innovation Jam
Join the Centre for Social Enterprise’s third Innovation Jam, where you’ll brainstorm solutions for a real-world challenge faced by The Suzuki Talent Education Program (STEP), a local social enterprise. Hear from and brainstorm with guest speakers Amy Collyer-Holmes, Artistic Director & General Manager and Elliott Morrison, Bursary Fund Development & Administrative Assistant. Collaborate with fellow students, develop innovative solutions, and enjoy a meal!
Date: Feb 4
Time: 12-1:30 pm
Location: MU-1050, Suncor Energy Hall, School of Music
Food provided!
The Suzuki Talent Education Program offers a complete string music education for children in violin, viola, and cello. Based in St. John’s, Newfoundland & Labrador, STEP has been the foundation of string playing in the local community for four decades and is the province's only Suzuki music education program.
This event is open to all Memorial University students- no experience or educational background in music education or social enterprise required. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to innovate and connect with the social enterprise community!
Please note that this event is open exclusively to Memorial University students.
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Shine
Do you struggle with imposter syndrome? Are you unsure how to navigate challenges in the workplace? Shine is for you!
Shine is a program for female and gender diverse undergraduate and graduate students at Memorial University. It aims to help students navigate common challenges and questions in their careers and personal lives in a safe, inclusive and welcoming environment. Jointly led by the Cenovus Centre of Excellence in Sales and Supply Chain Management, the Centre for Social Enterprise and the Memorial Centre for Entrepreneurship.
Date: February 6
Time: 12:00 - 1:30pm
Location: Social Changemaker Space, Business Administration Building (BN-4015)
Food provided!
Topic: Have you ever been criticized for being "too loud" or "too bossy" when speaking passionately about a topic? This session is all about owning your power, expressing your thoughts with confidence, and navigating the fine line between being assertive and being perceived negatively.