Brain Waves Association at University of Toronto

Brain Waves Association at the University of Toronto is hosting our Annual Trivia Night! Join us in the Cumberland House to learn more about our organization, meet our team, and have a fun night of trivia! There will be free pizza, refreshments and prizes! Click the link below to RSVP! All UofT students are welcome!

Stop by for our volunteer appreciation and ice cream social at the Cumberland House (Baldwin room)! Now till 2: Free food, learn about what we do, and participate in the raffle to celebrate all the great work our volunteers have done this year

Hey Brain Waves presenters! We are hosting a Volunteer Appreciation Lunch for all of our amazing volunteers and members this Thursday April 27th from 12-2pm. The lunch will be held in the Baldwin Room at the Centre for International Experience (33 St. George St.). Drop by any time for some free food! We will also have an ice cream sundae bar and a raffle to win some exciting prizes! We hope to see you there!!

Hi everyone! Our volunteer registration system is now available for sign-up. You can register online using the link below. https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLSfR78IIdYJfrEaccO/viewform Our mandatory volunteer training sessions will be held on the following dates this month. New volunteers are required to attend any ONE session.... 1. February 14 2017 from 3-5pm in the Medical Sciences Building, room 2394 2. February 16 2017 from 3-5pm in the Medical Sciences Building, room 3278 3. February 28 2017 from 5-7pm in the Medical Sciences Building, room 3290 See you there!!

Hi Everyone! Just a reminder, we are having a Trivia Night next Thursday November 24th from 5:30-8:00pm for anyone interested to meet our executive team and learn more about Brain Waves. A pizza dinner and lots of snacks will be provided! Brain Waves formerly called Brain Day, is a brain injury prevention program put on by Parachute that runs nation-wide across universities. We’re currently recruiting new student volunteers this year to join our program at UofT. Students present a half-day a mini neuroscience presentation to a grade 3-6 classroom somewhere near them in the GTA. Students can choose a partner they’d like to present with and can present as many times as they would like (even if it’s just once). Absolutely no neuroscience background or experience is required.