U of T Starter Kit
2 Sussex Toronto, ON, Canada

Interested in playing in an orchestra or band? Want to sing in a choir? The Faculty of Music offers an Undergraduate academic credit for NonMusic Students to rehearse and perform in one of their Major Ensembles (MUS120Y1 & MUS220Y1). More information about audition requirements, excerpts and available ensembles can be found here: https://performance.music.utoronto.ca/arts-science-students/

We are back with another ! Today we are featuring Professor John Noyes, who will be teaching the Innis First Year Foundations Seminar GER197H1F: Automaton, Puppet, Thing in German Literature. Read more about Professor Noyes and the 'Extraordinary Professor' award he won, here: https://innis.utoronto.ca//automaton-puppet-thing-in-germ/

Happy first year course enrolment day! We hope you had the chance to enrol in an Innis First Year Foundation Seminar. If you haven't already, remember that Innis students get priority until July 31st! Today our series features Professor Ashley Bruce who will be teaching the Innis FYF Seminar CSB196H1F: Genes, Genomes and Us. Read more about Professor Bruce, her dancing skills and her FYF course, here: https://innis.utoronto.ca//first-yea/genes-genomes-and-us/

It's a double feature! Today we are featuring two professors who will be teaching the Innis First Year Foundation Seminar DTS199H1F: The Bible & Migration together, Professor Pamela Klassen and Professor Naomi Seidman. Read more about Professors Klassen and Seidman and their fascinating course about religion and diaspora, here: https://innis.utoronto.ca//first-year-fou/bible-migration/

Continuing on with our Series, today's featured Innis First Year Foundation Seminar prof is Professor Elizabeth Legge, who will be teaching FAH198H1S: Shocking Artists, Shocking Art. Read more about Professor Legge and the time she met John Lennon, here: https://innis.utoronto.ca///shocking-artists-shocking-art/