Events

Featured Past Events

Get ready to unleash your inner rock star at the BRIDGE Karaoke Fusion! Happening once a month in the fabulous BRIDGE Library, this event is your ticket to a time of singing, mingling, and all-around awesomeness. Whether you're a student, staff, or faculty member, everyone's invited to join in the fun!

This isn't your average karaoke event—it's a de-stress extravaganza! No need to worry about hitting those high notes perfectly; it's all about letting loose and having a blast.

So come on down, meet some fantastic folks, and let the good times roll! 🎤🌟

Management Coding Lab

Management students are invited to drop in to the BRIDGE Library on Thursdays from 3pm - 5pm to learn how to code in Python and R. Students can work on a variety of projects and develop new coding skills.

We welcome students to join us who have no previous knowledge of Python or other coding languages.

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Rotman Microsoft Excel Hackathon

Undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Toronto (St. George and UTM campuses) are invited to participate in the Rotman Microsoft® Excel® Hackathon 2023 supported by CCI Learning® facilitated by the BMO Financial Group Finance Research and Trading Lab at the Rotman School of Management (Rotman FRT-Lab).

The Excel® Hackathon will be an In Person event hosted at The BRIDGE Finance & Data Lab (IC108).

Grow your technical toolkit with Excel challenges via the training platform.
Compete with your University of Toronto peers from across the GTA.

Awards

1st Place CAD$1,500

2nd Place CAD$750

3rd Place CAD$500

Qualifications

Participants must be current UofT undergraduate or graduate students in a degree program.
This is an individual base competition, no teams required.

Data Visualization for Industry

This workshop provides a review of modern data visualization tools as they are utilized in Industry. Participants enrolled in this course will understand the difference between modern data storytelling tools Power BI, Tableau, and Google Data Studio and their predecessors Excel and PowerPoint and complete a hands-on activity designed to increase their familiarity with digital storytelling.

MTA: Master the Power of Data Visualization and Regression

📝This Case Competition will allow students to use the knowledge gained from the workshops to create a FPL team.

👬👭Students will present their FPL team to a panel of judges using relevant stats (with Power BI) and a regression model (with R). Students will use a dataset that include previous years’ data and will get a chance to see their model in action when they create a FPL team based on the best players according to their models.

🥇Groups of 4 will compete in the league and will be able to see other teams progress throughout the competition

The price for ALL of the workshops and the case competition together is $5. Registration will not be valid until e-transfer is sent. E-transfer can be sent to mtecha.utsc@gmail.com (please put Full Name and UTORONTO email in the message section).

Industry Research for Startups

Whether you are on the edge of a new industry to looking to enter an established sector, you need to quantify and understand the industry players, segments, and size. This workshop introduces you to existing sources of industry information such as market research reports and trade journals, as well as provides strategies to help you do your own analysis and estimations.

In this session you will:

Become familiar proprietary and open sources of industry information
Learn to read a market research report in five minutes
Explore models for DIY industry analysis
Take away tools and frameworks for synthesizing and analyzing your industry

Instructor: Mariana Jardim, Liaison Librarian

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Resources for Patents Research

Find out what makes your technology unique and who else holds patents in your space. This basic DIY patent searching workshop includes an introduction to open web databases for patent searching, an overview of classification systems, and examples of prior art searches.

You will learn:

How to read a patent document quickly and efficiently
The advantages and limitations of various online patent resources
Strategies to build effective searches using keywords and classifications

When: November 16, 2023 12 pm - 2 pm
Where: Online via Zoom (registrants will receive a link prior to the session start)
Instructor: Michelle Spence, Engineering & Computer Science Librarian michelle.spence@utoronto.ca

This is an online event. Event URL will be sent via registration email.

Captivate: Essentials of Digital Storytelling

Captivate Digital Storytelling Final Presentations & Awards

This event is part of Captivate: UTSC's Digital Storytelling Competition.

Join us for a viewing party and awards ceremony for Captivate: UTSC's Digital Storytelling Competition. During the session we will watch the top 5 submissions and the judges will provide a real-time critique and analysis of the content submitted.

Light refreshments will be provided!

Event Details

Location: Catalyst Center, EV @ UTSC

Awards and Prizes!

Winners of the Captivate competition will receive the Sandford Borins Award in Digital Communications along with the following prizes:

First Place
- Have your story featured on U of T social media channels and gain exposure!

Rotman Portfolio Management Competition (RPMC)

Undergraduate and graduate students from universities in Canada and the United States are invited to participate in the 2023 Rotman Portfolio Management Competition (RPMC) hosted by the BMO Financial Group Finance Research and Trading Lab at the Rotman School of Management. Using the Rotman Portfolio Manager platform, teams will compete to generate the highest risk-adjusted returns between Opening Day and Closing Day. The top-performing teams will present their strategies to a panel of portfolio managers and investment professionals who will present the prize. The participating teams will manage an investment portfolio of $1 million (CAD) for ~4 months with securities listed and traded in actual markets, gaining hands-on experience in portfolio management. The top 3 performing teams will receive the following cash prizes: 1st place $1000, 2nd place $600, 3rd place $400.

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10th Annual UTSC Trading Competition 2023

The BRIDGE & Investment Society are pleased to welcome you to our 10th annual UTSC Trading Competition!

In our state-of-the art lab, UTSC student traders compete in teams to experience life on the trading floor. Using Rotman Interactive Trader software, students learn how to trade financial securities with each other on a real-time basis, and how to quickly apply their knowledge of finance principles in a fast-paced, simulated trade floor experience.

A networking session & awards reception follows, where students connect with finance professionals and alumni.

Registration

Chartered Market Technician (CMT) Enrollment

The Chartered Market Technician (CMT) credential is the preeminent, global designation for practitioners of technical analysis. The designation is awarded to those who demonstrate mastery of a core body of knowledge of investment risk in portfolio management settings.

In partnership with The Rotman Financial Research and Trading Lab, The BRIDGE is pleased to offer you access to the Chartered Market Technician (CMT) program. As part of the Academic Partner Program, the Level I and Level II exams are provided at a discounted price of USD130 for all UTSC Management Students.

All students are eligible to enroll for access to the Chartered Market Technician (CMT) program. The deadline to submit your application is Friday, September 29, 11:59pm.

Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Module Enrollment

The Microsoft Office Specialist is a professional certification offered directly by Microsoft. Pass an exam in Excel to earn a Microsoft Office Specialist certification. Being certified as a Microsoft Office Specialist demonstrates you have the skills needed to get the most out of Excel.

In partnership with The Rotman Financial Research and Trading Lab, The BRIDGE is pleased to offer you access to the online self-paced Microsoft Office Specialist Excel training and certification modules. The training and certification are provided free of charge for all UTSC Management students.

All students are eligible to enroll for access to the Microsoft Office Specialist Excel training and certification modules. The deadline to submit your application is Friday, September 29, 11:59pm.

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2023 Bloomberg Global Trading Competition Application Submission

The Bloomberg Trading Challenge is the only university investment competition to take place entirely within the Bloomberg Terminal. Through this competition, teams of 3-5 students (led by a faculty advisor) will compete against other top students around the world to experience firsthand what real-world investing looks and feels like. Teams will use the Terminal to define market assumptions, develop a return-generating strategy, and execute trades within a closed network. The winning team will have the highest time weighted relative return, relative to the Bloomberg World Large, Mid & Small Cap Price Return Index (WLS Index).

3-5 students will be selected to participate in the Bloomberg Trading Challenge. The deadline to submit your application is Friday, September 22, 11:59pm.

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CFA Info Session

This workshop aims to demystify the CFA program, giving you unbiased information about the prestigious designation and the exams so you can decide whether you should sit for the exams before you graduate.

Facilitators:

Bill Chau, CFA | Supervisor, The BRIDGE

Captivate: UTSC's 2nd Annual Digital Storytelling Competition

What's your story?

On Wednesday, September 20, join UTSC's 2nd Annual Digital Storytelling Competition. Create a short digital story—a video, podcast, website, or another format—that tells YOUR story, and compete to win cash prizes!

This event is part of Captivate: UTSC's Digital Storytelling Competition.

What will you learn?

Learn key skills every student and new graduate needs, including how to:

Engage audiences with innovative, compelling content.
Work with digital tools and creative teams.
Structure stories that entertain, educate, and resonate emotionally.
Understand the storyteller’s role in advancing equity, diversity, and inclusion.

African Impact Initiative: Founders Showcase

Helping Africa’s Brightest Minds Go From Idea, to Minimally Viable Product (MVP), to Market
The goal of the African Impact Challenge is to build the Africa we want to see, by investing in our continent’s early innovators. We’ enable them to build market-creating innovations, which tackle their country’s biggest challenges with technology
https://www.africanimpact.ca/the-african-impact-challenge

Founders from the 2022 cohort of the African Impact Challenge will be in Toronto for 10 weeks of capacity building programming with the University of Toronto's entrepreneurial ecosystem. They will be working with university-linked accelerators including U of T Scarborough's The BRIDGE, University of Toronto Mississauga's iCUBE and St. George's H2i from June until August.

Personal Brand Workshop

A workshop on Personal Branding: Be yourself with a Passion. The event will be an active workshop with a focus on building your own personal brand by asking yourself the right questions- Who are you? Who do you want to be? How will you show up for yourself?

Out of Many, One Mural Unveiling

Join us for the historic unveiling of the Out of Many, One Community Mural!

Join us as we celebrate the historic unveiling of the UTSC's first community-engaged art installation celebrating Black Entrepreneurship at the University of Toronto Scarborough. In celebration of U of T’s partnership with Nobellum to support the founding of 100 Black-owned businesses in STEM, this event seeks to bring together the voices of our communities to action our shared commitment to inclusion, anti-racism, and anti-Black racism as reflected in academic learning spaces in the fields of finance, STEM and entrepreneurship. Suggested attire is dressy!

Arts Entrepreneurship + You: Mapping Your Journeys

Join award-winning multidisciplinary artist and co-founder of the Scarbrite Collective, Sylvie Stojanovski, in learning the basics of arts entrepreneurship.

Using traditional strategic planning tools like the Business Model Canvas, and S.W.O.T. analysis in combination with arts-based self-study methods like reflexive writing and drawing, you’ll learn how to identify your aspirations and develop them into an action map.

By the end of this workshop, participants will:

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U of T Entrepreneurship Week: Data Resources for Entrepreneurs

This session will help you:

identify your data needs, and find relevant data using specialized library resources.

Following this session you will be able to:

Describe types of data in order to understand why you need data to inform your business idea.
Identify your information need and find the data that best addresses your startup research question.

Out of Many, One - The BRIDGE Mural Project Community POSTER

Out of Many, One - The BRIDGE Mural Project Community Engagement Session

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"Centering community voice"

Please join us for the final community engagement session for the Out of Many, One Mural Project! Learn more about the project here.

2023 CFA Program Student Scholarships

The UTSC Management Department offers three scholarships for students taking the upcoming 2023 CFA exams.

The scholarship waives the one-time CFA Program enrolment fee and reduces the exam registration fee (includes access to the curriculum eBook) to USD $350.

We encourage students who wish to write the CFA level 1 exam to apply. Even if you are not selected for the scholarship, you will get the offer to register Aug 2022 exam with the 'early bird' fee.

Check out the Student Guide to Student Scholarships for more details on the scholarship.

Application Requirements:

Must be currently registered UTSC MGMT student
Have NOT already registered for an upcoming CFA Exam
Must have completed at least 10 course credits at the time of application

Out of Many, One - The BRIDGE Mural Project Community Engagement Session - Jan 21

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"Centering community voice"

Please join us for an exciting and informative community engagement session for the Out of Many, One Mural Project! Learn more about the project here.

World Cup Data League Challenge

With data analytics becoming an increasingly valuable skill in demand in the modern workplace, MTA in collaboration with The BRIDGE is proud to host a Fifa World Cup ⚽️ 🏆themed Data analytics Event📣📣📣.

The series will consist of 3 workshops including:

‘Introduction to Sports Analytics📊’,
’Python, CSV, API💻’ and
‘Data visualization (utilizing PowerBI)📈’ taught by professionals coupled with a case competition🏅 allowing students to showcase what they learnt.

The event will also consist of multiple networking 🤝opportunities whereby students can learn more about opportunities in the field.

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Finding a Startup Co-Founder

Finding a cofounder is one of the hardest parts of starting a company, and one of the keys to a startup’s success. Join student founder-in-residence Albert Tai of Hypercare as he explores this topic with a fellow VC-backed founder. They’ll talk about how and why it is important to find someone who complements your skill set and personality and who shares your vision and commitment. They'll discuss what’s the best practice to work effectively with your co-founder to prevent a breakup. Sound impossible? Bring your questions and join us to find out.

Calling all artists! The "Out of Many, One" Mural Project is Live!

1.0 Project Overview

1.1 Background

The University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC) is partnering with Nobellum Enterprise and The Ubuntu Creative Arts Project (UCAP) to commission an art installation located in The BRIDGE Finance & Data Lab at UTSC’s Instructional Centre. Artist(s) are invited to submit proposals for a large-scale three piece paneled mural meant to serve as a site for community programming.

CFA Research Challenge

Introduction

The CFA Institute Research Challenge is an annual global competition that provides university students with hands-on mentoring and intensive training in financial analysis. Students gain real-world experience as they assume the role of a research analyst and are tested on their ability to value a stock, write an initiation-of-coverage report, and present their recommendations.

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The competition timeline can be viewed here.

9th Annual UTSC Trading Competition 2022

The BRIDGE & Investment Society are pleased to welcome you to our 9th annual UTSC Trading Competition!

A networking session & awards reception follows, where students connect with finance professionals and alumni.

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Captivate: the art of digital storytelling

Captivate: Essentials of Digital Storytelling

What's your story? Join the first ever Captivate series and learn the art of digital storytelling.

This event is part of Captivate: UTSC'S Digital Storytelling Competition.

The Moccasin Project

Come join the Moccasin Project as part of Reconciliation Week at UTSC.

Meet our local Indigenous community partner and learn about TRC Calls to Action. Participants will be making moccasins for children in care, while learning about racism towards Indigenous Peoples/families and the devastating realities of Indigenous child apprehension rates in Canada. Take action today, by helping create awareness and positive change.

This event is free and light refreshment and snacks will be provided. Spaces are limited so sign up today!

Brought to you in partnership with The BRIDGE and UTSC Department of Student Life.

UTSC Homecoming: Scarborough Film Screening

Adapted from the critically acclaimed novel by Catherine Hernandez, Scarborough is an unflinching portrait of three low-income families struggling to endure within a system that’s set them up for failure. It shows the love and perseverance communities can foster, lifting up families to overcome the obstacles placed in their way.

Join us also for the Scarborough author and expert panel, just before the screening!

UTSC Homecoming: Scarborough Film Author and Expert panel

From 6:30 to 8pm on September 24, join us for a Scarborough Film pre-screening talk with author and screenwriter, Catherine Hernandez, and professors / filmmakers Marlene Goldman and Alice Maurice. Learn about what inspired the book and the film, and ask your questions to our panel of experts! Panel moderated by Sonja Nikkila, Assistant Professor, Department of English.

UTSC Library Makerspace Workshop

Registration details coming soon!

Captivate: Essentials of Digital Storytelling

What's your story? Join the first ever Captivate series and learn the art of digital storytelling.

This event is part of Captivate: UTSC'S Digital Storytelling Competition.

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Market Research Orientation for Startups

This brief orientation covers the key market research databases and other tools available to U of T startups via U of T Libraries. These secondary market research tools can assist startups in business planning and market sizing, as well as completing business model canvases and other milestones. This session is most appropriate for startups who are already working on an idea.

Participant will:

Familiarize themselves with the core research tools and databases available for market research
Understand how to access e-resources from off-campus
Learn about other workshops and services the library provides for campus entrepreneurs

Instructor: Carey Toane, Entrepreneurship Librarian, carey.toane@utoronto.ca

Data Resources for Entrepreneurs

Preparing a business pitch and developing a business idea requires you to have data on your target market. You need data to inform decisions on your business plan, data on your competitors, and if you want to be innovative in your industry you need data to tell you a story on performance and opportunity. Data literacy for entrepreneurs is essential. This session will help you identify your data needs, find relevant data using specialized library resources, and evaluate and synthesize data using critical thinking.

Speakers:

Mariana Jardim | Liaison Librarian, The BRIDGE, UTSC Library, mariana.jardim@utoronto.ca

Launching the Nobellum Innovator Program

You are invited to join us on February 26th for the announcement of the Nobellum Innovator Program, University of Toronto chapter.

At the event, we will hear from the Principal of U of T Scarborough, Wisdom Tettey, Founder of Nobellum, Melisa Ellis, the Nobellum team and key UofT partners. Together, they will highlight how their partnership will support the start up of at least 100 Black owned businesses in STEM by 2025.

Speakers: Stephanie Perpick, Dave Fenton, Efosa Obano, Donovan Dill & Gray Graffam.

Date: February 26, 2022
Time: 12pm-2pm

Artrepreneurship with Sylvie Stojanovski

We are currently in the process of planning and redesigning our Arts Entrepreneurship workshop series. We are inviting you to participate in a survey to hear what you would most like to see, in hopes of creating sessions that most suit your needs. We would love to hear from you by January 31st, 2022!

Industry Research for Startups

In this session you will:

Become familiar proprietary and open sources of industry information
Learn to read a market research report in five minutes
Explore models for DIY industry analysis
Take away tools and frameworks for synthesizing and analyzing your industry

8th Annual UTSC Trading Competition 2021

Facilitator:

Bill Chau, BRIDGE Supervisor | UTSC Library

The annual UTSC Trading Competition is a flagship event hosted jointly by The BRIDGE and the Investment Society. UTSC student traders compete in teams to experience life on the trading floor. Using Rotman Interactive Trader software, students learn how to trade financial securities with each other on a real-time basis, and how to quickly apply their knowledge of finance principles in a fast-paced, simulated trade floor experience.

Pre-Competition Workshops:

Tuesday, September 21 - 4 pm to 6 pm	Intro to stock trading with RIT
Thursday, September 23 - 4 pm to 6 pm	Case 1 debrief and practice
Thursday, September 30 - 4 pm to 6 pm	Case 2 debrief and practice
Thursday, October 7 - 4pm to 6pm

Introduction to Coding for Management Students

Facilitators:

Bill Chau, BRIDGE Supervisor, The BRIDGE, University of Toronto Scarborough

This workshop introduces Management students to the fundamentals of coding. Students will learn the importance of coding skills and their applications in business environments. Students will learn the basics of different coding languages (R/Python) and how to get started in learning them at their own pace.

The instructor will also demonstrate coding for data analytics and data visualization. This workshop is intended for UTSC Management students with very little or no prior knowledge of coding.

Becoming a Chartered Financial Analyst Part 1: What is CFA and why should you sit for the CFA exams Online

This session will occur online and is facilitated by the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus. It is part of the "Becoming a Chartered Financial Analyst" series.

Part 2: Mastering the financial calculator BA-II plus

July 14 (Wed) 1:00-2:30PM

Facilitators:

Bill Chau, CFA | Supervisor, The BRIDGE

Becoming a Chartered Financial Analyst Part 2: Mastering the financial calculator BA-II plus

This session will occur online and is facilitated by the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus. It is part of the "Becoming a Chartered Financial Analyst" series.

All finance and accounting students should only be using the BA-II plus financial calculator. The BA-II plus is also the officially approved calculator for professional exams such as the CFA, CPA and FRM. This workshop will cover all the basics plus tips and tricks to increase your efficiency with the calculator.

Facilitators:

Bill Chau, CFA | Supervisor, The BRIDGE

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Is Reconciliation Dead? Ethical and Respectful Engagement with Indigenous Communities

Some Indigenous people contend that Reconciliation is dead and harms are being perpetuated by the Canadian government and society. Join us for this interactive session as we explore the answers to the following:

How do we put Truth before Reconciliation?
What does it mean to live and work on Indigenous land?
What actions can you take in your work and life to build respectful relationships?
How do I engage in business with Indigenous communities ethically and respectfully?

This event will be faciltated by:

UTSC Student Managed Fund AGM

The UTSC SMF AGM is your best opportunity to learn about the stocks the fund have picked in our 2020-2021 portfolio along with a networking session with industry professionals and alumni. The event will take place on Remo with links sent out closer to the date.

Sign-up here: utscsmf.com

Breaking Into Bay Street 2021

Join The BRIDGE and Investment Society for an evening of networking, skill building, and fun where our audience will learn what it takes to break into Bay Street.

Guest Speakers:

Carl Elia | Vice President, Alternative Investments
Timothy De Leon | Director, RBC Capital Markets

Event Schedule:

7th Annual UTSC Trading Competition 2020

The BRIDGE is pleased to welcome you to our 7th annual UTSC Trading Competition!

To ensure everyone's safety, the competition will be held online on Nov 12, 2020, from 7pm to 9pm. Using the Rotman Interactive Trader software, students learn how to trade financial securities with each other on a real-time basis, and how to quickly apply their knowledge of finance principles in a fast-paced, simulated trade floor experience.

To find out all the competition details including prizes, rules and regulations, and how to attend pre-competition training sessions check out the UTSC Trading Competition page.

The BRIDGE Talks Innovation: Hilary Foster, Amazon Educate

Join The BRIDGE for a new regular occurring series of webinars to address special topics at the forefront of business and technology. It is at this intersection where new trends emerge and innovation is fostered.

The first of this series will cover Amazon’s Culture of Innovation and how their Amazon Web Service tools help support that concept in many aspects of their business. The discussion will also feature Professor Bill McConkey who will present the latest academic theories on Innovation. Amazon will also share some exciting tools and curriculum that are made available through their Amazon Educate platform that students can access at The BRIDGE.

Equity, Diversity and Discrimination in the Workplace

Please join us in The BRIDGE Library (IC110) for the first session in our Social Finance and Indigenous Enterprises Series.

Phani Radhakrishnan will be facilitating Equity, Diversity and Discrimination in the Workplace at the BRIDGE Library on February 12th.

How can we build respectful and inclusive communities in the workplace? This session provides an introduction to equity as it relates to hiring practices and compensation. Learn how greater self-awareness contributes to a better understanding of the experiences of those around you, including colleagues and new recruits. Understand why managing diversity if crucial to workplace success and the health of a company, and how you can empower Indigenous peoples and other marginalized peoples such as racialized staff, women and others.

Artrepreneurship

Interested in Arts Entrepreneurship? Don’t know where to begin?

Join artist, creative facilitator, and community organizer, Sylvie Stojanovski in learning the basics of arts-entrepreneurship—what it is, why it matters, and how YOU can take your creative business ideas to the next level. In this workshop, you’ll discover resources to support your evolving career identities, learn how to use visual metaphors to gain a deeper understanding of your artistic journey (thus far), and explore how free-writing can be used as a goal-setting tool to co-create a collective manifesto.

In this workshop, students will learn how to situate yourselves within the field of arts entrepreneurship. Through a reflexive writing and self-cartography exercises, you will cultivate a deeper sense of self-awareness and gain insight into the intrinsic and extrinsic factors that motivate your journeys as emerging arts professionals.

6th UTSC Trading Competition 2019

Introduction

The annual UTSC Trading Competition is a flagship event hosted jointly by The BRIDGE and the Investment Society. In our state-of-the art business lab, UTSC student traders compete in teams to experience life on the trading floor. Using Rotman Interactive Trader software, students learn how to trade financial securities with each other on a real-time basis, and how to quickly apply their knowledge of finance principles in a fast-paced, simulated trade floor experience.

Usually followed by a networking session & awards reception, where students connect with finance professionals and alumni.

Raptors v. Knicks - Data Analytics (Python) Workshop & Competition

Join us at The BRIDGE Lab on Thursday March 28th for for a free and fun event.

Data Analytics (Python) Workshop

Students will participate in a workshop, led by Bill Chau, to learn how to use python to analyze data. Students will be asked to make 10 predictions about the outcome of the Raptors game using their data analytics skills.

Raptors v. Knicks

Game time! We will watch the game on the big screens in the lab and see if your predictions came true. Prizes will be awarded for the students with the most accurate predictions.

Food will be served.

UTSC Hackathon

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2019 - HACKATHON

INSTRUCTIONAL CENTRE, UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO SCARBOROUGH

1ST FLOOR, 1095 MILITARY TRAIL

Event from 9:00am-9:00pm

Are you interested in problem-solving? Meeting new people? And using your creativity to win prizes? Did we mention free food?
Using data and analytics from the University of Toronto Varsity Blues, University of Toronto student teams will compete in an intensive live-action event that demands innovative solutions to sports business quandaries.
Participants will have the opportunity to learn new skills from students in other disciplines, as well as U of T and industry mentors, including Olympian and founder of the Believe Initiative Sarah Wells.
This event is open to all U of T students. Learn more about #TheBRIDGEHack below and register now!

Breaking into Bay Street

Partnering with the CVCA (Canada's Venture Capital & Private Equity Association), “Breaking into Bay Street” will be held on November 22st, 5:30-8:30 pm. The event will be split up into 3 components; a Workshop, an interactive activity, and finally a networking/Q&A session.

The workshop will cover topics such as an overview of a Private Equity firm, the job of an Investment Associate and an Intern Analyst and steps a junior student should take to enter the industry. The interactive activity will be constructing a simple LBO model in Excel, followed by an analysis of returns and multiples. The session will end with an open Q&A. Dinner will be provided!

The goal of this event would be to increase the awareness of Private Equity amongst UTSC students with the partnership of CVCA, provide a pathway for students to start their journeys into Private Equity and Venture Capital.

Data Literacy Workshop: Sports data and the mystery of the MVP

The workshop will be held coincide with the Raptor’s season opener, Oct 17 against the Cavs. Prior to the game, our data librarian will cover topics on data, data collections and data interpretations etc. The Raptors home opening game will be broadcasted on the new 4k screens in our business lab.

Date: Oct 17th (Wed)

Workshop: 18:00 to 19:00

Competition: 19:00 to 22:00

Venue: The BRIDGE(IC108) + IC Atrium

Expected turnout: 60

Learning outcome:

· to find and select data that answers a particular question

· to process data in order to prepare it for use

· to extract value from data

· to visualize the data in order to communicate information to the viewer

Upcoming Events

Awards

Qualifications

This event is part of Captivate: UTSC's Digital Storytelling Competition.

Awards and Prizes!

First Place

Facilitators:

What's your story?

What will you learn?

Join us for the historic unveiling of the Out of Many, One Community Mural!

This session will help you:

Following this session you will be able to:

"Centering community voice"

Application Requirements:

"Centering community voice"

1.0 Project Overview

1.1 Background

Introduction

You are invited to join us on February 26th for the announcement of the Nobellum Innovator Program, University of Toronto chapter.

Facilitators:

Introduction