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Arts & Design

Oscar-winning animator Alan Barillaro pens a love-letter to Canada’s wild spaces in debut book

Jun 21, 2023

Alan Barillaro (Animation ’96), celebrated for some of Pixar’s biggest hits such as The Incredibles, Incredibles 2, Wall-E, Monsters, Inc., Brave, and A Bug’s Life, has written his first book Where the Water Takes Us, to be released on July 11.
Pictured from left to right: Sheridan creativity professors Dr. Joel Lopata, Dr. Nathaniel Barr and Chris Ambedkar, and Dr. Genevieve Amaral, Associate Dean, School of Humanities and Creativity

Teaching & Learning

Enriching curriculum with creativity and innovation

Jul 4, 2023

Sheridan partners with local high school to help incorporate creativity principles into their curriculum.

Sam Elkana

Arts & Design

Game Design graduate reveals the comfort and connection wrapped in a recipe in Venba

Jul 31, 2023

Sam Elkana (Bachelor of Game Design, ’17) has brought a classic Canadian immigrant storyline to life with his vibrant and detailed illustrations.

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Career Development

Celebrating 50 years of storytelling

Apr 16, 2021

The media landscape may look a lot different than it did when Sheridan first started teaching journalism in 1968, but one thing hasn’t changed: everybody loves a good story.

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Staff from the Sheridan Centre for Elder Research prepare to cut a cake celebrating the centre's 20th anniversary.

Sheridan Centre for Elder Research celebrates 20 years of improving older adults' quality of life

Sheridan's longest-running research centre has completed more than 150 applied research, evaluation and design projects in the field of aging since 2003.

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David Oppenheim joins Sheridan as Director of SIRT

Experience building partnerships and collaborating across disciplines will provide a foundation for SIRT's next stage of development.

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Generator at Sheridan brings distinction to the college’s work in research, innovation and entrepreneurship

This new sub-brand captures the power of Sheridan’s work and the energy of new ideas. It conveys a sense of momentum, growth and change, which mirrors the transformative landscape across Sheridan’s Faculties and Centres.

Science & Technology

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Why is generative AI both exciting and terrifying?

In this edition of Take 5, Faculty of Animation, Arts & Design Associate Dean Myles Bartlett breaks down generative AI's capabilities, compares it to past technological advancements, discusses how educators should approach it and more.

Headshots of the 10 incoming Sheridan skilled trades students who received a Schulich Builders Scholarship for Skilled Trades.

Ten Sheridan students receive Canada's largest skilled trade scholarship

New Schulich Builders Scholarships program provides targeted and meaningful financial assistance to incoming students in the skilled trades.

Steffi Marcos

In pursuit of STEM career: Alumna finds support for women in Sheridan’s cyber security program

Steffi Marcos joined Sheridan’s Information Systems Security program and found the support she had been looking for as a woman pursuing a career in science and technology. Today, she is a successful cyber security expert who believes women must be encouraged to join the profession.

Health & Wellness

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Honours Bachelor of Science — Osteopathy coordinator Catherine Cabral works on the back of a patient in her clinic

Preparing for liftoff: The ideology behind Sheridan’s revolutionary osteopathy degree

First Canadian public postsecondary degree of its kind was informed by international, research, educational and multidisciplinary perspectives

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Sheridan student project ‘Layers of Loneliness’ selected as finalist for Canadian Online Publishing Awards

Developed in Winter 2022 by students in Sheridan's Journalism program, the Layers of Loneliness website explores the impact of loneliness and how to combat it.

Dane Griffiths

Living authentically: Social Service Worker alumnus serves his community through leadership in Ontario’s HIV response

After accumulating years of hands-on experience as a social worker, Dane Griffiths is creating profound change in the lives of Ontarians living with HIV as the director of the Gay Men’s Sexual Health Alliance.

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Sheridan and CCTT partnering to fill Ontario’s skilled trades gap

Sheridan is partnering with the Canadian College of Technology and Trades on the delivery of two skilled trades programs in Fort Erie, Ontario.

Honours Bachelor of Science — Osteopathy coordinator Catherine Cabral works on the back of a patient in her clinic

Preparing for liftoff: The ideology behind Sheridan’s revolutionary osteopathy degree

First Canadian public postsecondary degree of its kind was informed by international, research, educational and multidisciplinary perspectives

A teacher reads to a group of young children who are sitting on the floor.

Sheridan partners with Halton and Peel Regions to strengthen child care workforce with new micro-credential

Sheridan is partnering with Halton and Peel Regions to offer a new ECE micro-credential this fall.

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