Running for a position on the SSU Board of Directors is a great way to get involved at Sheridan, enhance the well-being of your peers, and shape the #SheridanLife. Whether you’ve submitted a nominations package, or you’re deciding whether you’d like to, we wanted to put together a list of helpful tricks to support you through the process, and prioritize your overall wellness.
Read morePerks of Being on The Board- Kashyap
When I filled out my election package first in 2020 for the 2020-21 elections, I had many doubts and fears as an international student, who was also enrolled in one of the harder programs but believe me when I say that all this time has been worth it.
Read moreHow I Ran A Successful Virtual Campaign
This past April, I went through the process of nominations, campaigning, voting, and elections all virtually which may seem daunting if you’re starting to think about doing it for yourself but, don’t fret! I’m here to share a brief rundown on some challenges I faced, things I loved, and a few things that I learned along the way. Let’s go!
Read morePerks of Being on The Board- Rashad
Throughout my life, whether it was in elementary school, high school or post institution, I’ve always had the desire to be involved. So when I was told I should run for a board of directors role, I didn’t hesitate, because extra curricular activities have always been a part of my life.
Read moreWhy I Decided To Join the Board of Directors- Rhema Javed
One of the main things that attracted me to this role was the job description. It said something along the lines of "Do you have a drive to make a positive change for students on campus?" Helping the community is a big part of my program, and I thought what better way to start than with my college community.
Read moreWhy I Decided To Join The Board of Directors- Tejaswini Shah
I wanted to make sure that the student body was being heard, and they had the chance to reach out and express their concerns. I also wanted to create more transparency between the decisions of the board and the way it impacts the student body.
Read more10 Books That Will Make You Fall Back In Love With Reading
Binge watching television can be amazing, but sometimes all you need is a great page turner to help you escape into a whole new world. Our latest reading list will have you questioning why you stop reading in the first place.
Read more10 Sheridan Clubs You May Not Know About...But Should
Whether you’re looking for clubs to join during the school semester, or you’re bored at home in the middle of July, there are plenty of ways to meet other students, explore new hobbies, and master a skill. Discover our Clubs Coordinators top picks of the month!
Read more#ProudToBeWell: How To Empower Your Full Spectrum of Emotions
When we first learn about emotions, most of us learn three feelings: I feel happy, sad or angry. The truth is, emotions are a little more complex. Sometimes you might feel multiple things at once, or there’s an emotion behind the emotion.
Read more#ProudToBeWell: 5 Ways To Advocate For Yourself and Others
Pride Month is a beautiful time for celebration, self-exploration and connection. Last year, we introduced the 8 Dimensions of Wellness Initiative and offered way of supporting our wellness efforts. This year, we wanted to highlight how these dimensions are interconnected and we use our voice and presence to help make the world a more inclusive place.
Read more#ProudToBeWell: 5 Workout Ideas for Your Mind and Body
The connection between our mind and body is undeniable, but sometimes, we find ourselves prioritizing one area more than the other. If you’ve been looking for a way to support multiple dimensions of wellness (and also keep the #SheridanPride spirit alive), we’ve got a fun list of activities for you to try.
Read more#ProudToBe: Nazrin Alaskarov
When I was in 8th grade, I first discovered that I liked girls. I didn’t know a single queer person back then so it took me a few months to come to terms with this part of me.
Read moreMeet The Designer: Ri Beltran
Some designs are bold, others more abstract, but collectively, they all share an encouraging and empowering feel. Ri’s sticker designs celebrate being ace with beauty and grace. Check out Ri’s designs and look out for the sticker collection at our Swag shop! Proceeds will go directly to the student designers.
Read moreMeet The Designer: Apollo Avery
In celebration of #SheridanPride 2021, four talented Sheridan Animation students created their own unique design for our Pride sticker collection. When asked about this design, Apollo said “I based my sticker design around D&D because I find that the escapism aspect of the game resonates with many LGBT+ creators (including myself).”
Read moreMeet the Designer: Nicole Taylor
In celebration of #SheridanPride 2021, four talented Sheridan Animation students created their own unique design for our Pride sticker collection. We are proud to share Nicole’s work with the Sheridan community and will continue to support the 2SLGBTQ+ community through advocacy, art, and student-led projects.
Read moreMeet the Designer: Selina Baek
Selina’s sticker designs are full of empowering words and affirmations. We are proud to share Selina’s work with the Sheridan community and will continue to support the 2SLGBTQ+ community through advocacy, art, and student-led projects.
Read more#SherYourStory: Cassandra Bailey
“School keeps me going. School allows me to keep pushing and do what I strive to accomplish in life. We only have one life, so my advice is for you to do everything you want to do. If you believe it you can honestly achieve it.”
Read more#SherYourStory: Akil McKenzie
“I didn’t know how to contribute outside of the marches that were already in progress. What else could I bring to the table? So, I wrote. Historians. The poem was originally meant to provide understanding. A sense of understanding is powerful enough to end wars. Hopefully, some people who may know me may begin to empathize with the issue at hand and see another perspective.”
Read more#SherYourStory: Wafa Benmahmoud
“My experience at Sheridan College has opened my eyes and deepened my knowledge in many sectors. It provided me with the necessary tools that I will need to become a successful child and youth care practitioner, taught me critical thinking and etiquette of asking questions amid so many other skills.”
Read more#SherYourStory: Mazi Okafor
“I now believe all these were learning experiences. What I love most about Sheridan is that even though they make you feel welcome, no matter what part of the globe you’re from, they offer equal opportunities to everyone.”
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