Most parents feel a certain sense of pride in watching a child walk across the stage to receive a university degree.
For Ginny Dybenko, that feeling was multiplied by 54 last week, as the first cohort of Global Business and Digital Arts (GBDA) students graduated.
What can you do with an arts degree? New Waterloo arts grads say opportunities in the digital economy are growing for them as business leaders look for employees who can build bridges between technology and the people who use it.
Two graduates from the first cohort of Waterloo’s Global Business and Digital Arts (GBDA) program are launching their careers with giants of the digital tech sector.
The University of Waterloo and Stratford Public Library are honoured that Code-A-Character was the recipient of a 2016 grant from the Stratford Perth Community Foundation Mathieson Family Fund. We are looking forward to another successful program in 2017 where youth will build bridges between physical and digital creativity!
Twenty-six senior art students at Stratford Central are welcoming the public to a year-end show at the University of Waterloo Stratford campus next week.
Research? Check.
Building local partnerships? Check.
Facilitating projects that help address challenges in the community? Check.
The initiative that brings it all together in Stratford? CHEC.
They didn't walk away with a gun and a badge but graduates of the first-ever Citizens Police Academy did get an education.
#MDEI students recently took a trip to New York City to meet with industry and see the sites.
It was show-and-tell for the digital age.
Students at the University of Waterloo Stratford campus held their year-end exhibition Tuesday to highlight some of the cutting-edge projects they’ve created.
Arguably, digital media is rapidly evolving as one of the most ubiquitous technologies to hit humankind. Depending on who you are (and how old you are) it’s thrilling, scary, or just normal that the web, mobile devices, apps, and algorithms are entrenched in our daily lives.
Janice Zolf hasn’t been seen on a London television talking about arts, entertainment and fashion for four years.