University of Toronto

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Founded in 1827, the University of Toronto is very much like the Toronto region itself: it is a large, multicultural community with a huge number of opportunities and resources. Like Toronto, it is organized around neighbourhoods, where smaller gatherings of people come together to learn and think and work.

Founded in 1851, Trinity College is a small academic college with a long and illustrious history. Trinity has approximately 1,700 undergraduate students and 140 students in its Faculty of Divinity, Canada's oldest Anglican theological school. The College offers an exceptional academic experience and fosters community, responsibility and leadership to support a high level of student achievement. A majority of graduates receive with Distinction or High Distinction and continue to professional and graduate programs internationally.

Canadian experts such as Dimaras and Professor Brenda Gallie (pictured above), have been involved in the Kenya National Retinoblastoma Strategy network since it was founded in 2008. It connects Kenyan doctors, researchers, nurses, government officials, family members and adult survivors. Everybody in this group works together towards a common goal: to give affected children the best chance to survive and recover from this cancer.

Innis College is a 1,900 student community named for political economist and communication studies pioneer Harold Innis. The college is a hub on campus for communications and media, revolving around its forum-style Town Hall auditorium. Founded in 1964, Innis blends old and new in its architecture with a Victorian home incorporated into a modern structure. Among the many amenities Innis students enjoy are the library, a café with an outdoor patio, rooftop garden, residence complex and study and lounge spaces.

Founded in 1962, New College is a community which supports equity, diversity and social justice. Students are encouraged to participate in career, leadership and community based mentorship programs, and to access student-based services such as the Writing Centre, Math Aid and D.G. Ivey Library. New College’s three buildings combine student spaces, offices, and residences, which also welcome students from the professional faculties; all of which foster an enriching and supportive environment.

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