Work Study Migration to Experience Guelph

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The Experiential Learning team has been working hard over the past few months to find new ways of connecting students to experiential learning opportunities on and off campus.

In recognition of the valuable skills that students are gaining through employment on-campus, the Work Study Program was identified as one of the five co-curricular forms of experiential learning. This means Work Study students will now have the opportunity to be recognized on their new Experiential Transcript for their work with Work Study supervisors across campus.

To support students in accessing experiential learning opportunities across campus, the University of Guelph will be launching a new online opportunities database called Experience Guelph. This database will be a one-stop shop for students seeking courses and co-curricular experiences that incorporate experiential learning.

This section will help Work Study supervisors learn more about the process of migrating the Work Study job search process to Experience Guelph.

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Experience Profiles

  • Jack McCart

    Jack graduated from the University of Guelph with a major in History and a minor in Philosophy. He was a Peer Helper and in a curricular context, took multiple experiential courses which were project and research based.

  • Madison Furtado

    Madison is a recent graduate from the University of Guelph. During her time here, she engaged in experiential learning as a way to solidify her future career choice and develop her professional skills. Madison signed up for course-integrated experiential learning and did a practicum placement. 

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