Students enrolled in Music and Culture practice-based courses are given priority over ACM students/alumni.
Click here to view the Practice Room policy. Book rooms via intranet.utsc.utoronto.ca.
How do I book a practice room?
Please read the Department's Locker Rental Policy before submitting the Request for Locker form.
How to process payment for a locker?
Priority is given to students studying in one (or more) of our Studio Art courses. Access may be granted to other ACM students, pending availability.
Technician responsible
Primary contact:
Media Lab Technician – Manolo Mijares manolo.lugomijares@utoronto.ca
Secondary contact:
Manager of Technical Operations – David Bracegirdle david.bracegirdle@utoronto.ca
Click here to read the full Musical Instrument rental policy
Technician responsible
Primary contact:
Technical Director – Colin Harris colin.harris@utoronto.ca
Secondary contact:
Manager of Technical Operations – David Bracegirdle david.bracegirdle@utoronto.ca
The Registrar's Office supports current undergraduate students with their registration, financial needs, scholarships, awards, exams, graduation, petitions, and TCards.
The AA&CC provides a wide variety of resources and supports to help students with their study skills, learning and academic and career planning by integrating developmental advising, learning skills, career counselling and employment coaching through individual appointments, workshops, experiential programming, events and a range of online resources.
AccessAbility Services provides resources, services and tailored support to students who have a documented learning, physical, sensory, mental health disability or medical condition. The AccessAbility Services office also serves as an academic service and University of Toronto equity office on the U of T Scarborough campus to ensure that policies, practices, procedures and programs at UTSC are inclusive to ensure equal access for students with disabilities.
The Health & Wellness Centre has health care providers who provide medical, nursing, counselling, health promotion and education services to University of Toronto Scarborough students. Any student with a current student card and a valid health card is eligible to use their services.
In addition to its large collection and access to the entire UofT Library system, the UTSC Library provides research assistance in person, by telephone, through email, and through the online Ask a Librarian chat service. Students can book an appointment with a liaison librarian to assist with finding resources to fulfill course assignments. The Liaison Librarian for the Department of Arts, Culture and Media is Paulina Rousseau (paulina.rousseau@utoronto.ca). Students are encouraged to connect with Paulina early in the term for assistance with course assignments.
The Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL) supports students as learners and provides academic support to students in every discipline. Their experts can help sharpen students' writing skills and learn about the beauty and utility of mathematics and statistics; assist students with English language development and hone your listening and speaking abilities for more effective academic communication. Visit the Student Centre Resource Centre at AC313 to learn about CTL supports or to book a study space. Email them at studentsupports.ctl.utsc@utoronto.ca.
Need writing support for your ACM Assignment? ACM Writing Instructors can help! Book in-person or online appointments at uoft.me/writingcentres. Use the drop-down menu to access the ACM calendar.
The Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL) offers a variety of support services, including:
The International Student Centre (ISC) provides support and guidance to international, exchange and newcomers during their time at UTSC. Transition advisors are available to assist with immigration and transition, and handle any questions or concerns. The ISC also hosts a number of exciting events and programs throughout the year and supports all students with developing their intercultural skills and global mindfullness through their Global Learning programs.
The Health & Wellness Centre has health care providers who provide medical, nursing, counselling, health promotion and education services to University of Toronto Scarborough students. Any student with a current student card and a valid health card is eligible to use their services.
The Department of Arts, Culture and Media has an embedded counsellor just for you. You can get in touch with Kulsum Khan on Mondays from 2-4pm in AA327.
• Call UTSC Health & Wellness Centre, SL270 at 416-287-7065
• Check in during her drop-in hours from 12pm-4pm
• Email health.utsc@utoronto.ca to book an appointment
The UofT Student Mental Health Resource website developed in consultation with students, serves as an online portal that makes it easier for students to find mental health services and resources on all three campuses, as well as those of partner organizations in the community. The site also allows students to support their peers by suggesting mental health resources they have personally found valuable, with U of T clinicians and practitioners vetting and adding new resources to the site as appropriate.
My SSP (My Student Support Program) provides all students with immediate and/or ongoing confidential 24/7 counselling support for free. Ongoing support is available over the phone in 146 languages. Immediate support is available over the phone in 35 languages and over chat in simplified Chinese, English, French and Spanish. Students can call or chat with a counsellor directly from their phone whenever, wherever they are.
Navi short for navigator, is a chat-based service that acts as a virtual assistant for students wanting to learn more about the mental health supports available to them at the University of Toronto.
If you are experiencing distress, this resource created collaboratively across the three UofT campuses, can connect you to a variety of contacts and services that can help (24/7 Emergency, mental health, academic, financial, housing, sexual assault/safety, equity offices and communities of care on campus).