Dear School of English and Liberal Studies Students,

I hope you had an enjoyable summer and found time to relax and recharge. I am pleased to welcome you to the 2024-25 academic year. We are thrilled to have you join us this fall semester, and we are dedicated to helping you embark on the exciting journey ahead.

At the School of English and Liberal Studies, we understand the importance of flexibility in today’s world. We offer programs and courses in various modalities, including online, hybrid, and in-class formats. This diverse range of options allows you to choose the learning experience that best suits your needs and lifestyle, enabling you to balance your academic pursuits with other responsibilities and commitments.

As your Dean, my primary role is to support and guide you. Our dedicated faculty, staff, and associate deans are here to provide rich and engaging opportunities to prepare you for success. They can assist you with all aspects of your progress, from academic advising to personal development. With our small class sizes and personalized learning approach, you can explore your interests deeply and develop essential skills for future academic and professional endeavors.

We are committed to providing a wide range of services that support your learning and well-being, all at no additional cost. I encourage you to connect with your Success Advisor and Program Officer to learn more about the many resources available to you, including:

· Center for Accessible Learning and Counselling

· English Tutoring

· Peer Tutoring

· Health and Wellness Services

· Learning Centre

· Campus Libraries

Your success is our priority, and we are here to support you every step of the way. We value your feedback, which helps us continuously improve our programs and services. Please do not hesitate to share your thoughts and experiences with us.

On behalf of everyone at the School of English and Liberal Studies, I wish you a very successful and fulfilling academic year.

Warmly,

Dr. Meera Mather

Dean, School of English and Liberal Studies