Faculty in Residence
The new Faculty in Residence (FIR) program here at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) uses a unique model that supports our students living in residence. Our goal is to bring in professors from a variety of disciplines and have them involved in out of the class programming with a career and academic focus. Whether it is simply having breakfast with your professor in residence or heading downtown to the Art Gallery or Museum, we hope that these interactions will be fun, informative and make your experience while in residence a memorable one!



We always want to hear from you!
If you are a student and wanting to recommend a professor for this program OR a Faculty member and would like to be involved or learn more,please contact Adam Fraser, Community Development Coordinator at adam.fraser@utoronto.ca
Leave your legacy – LOGO competition!!
We are looking for a logo for the Faculty in Residence program and are looking for your help. Whether you consider yourself an amateur or professional designer we want to see what you’ve got.
Guidelines:
- Simple;
- Gender neutral;
- Keeping housing, academics and fun in mind;
- One/two colours max plus a black and white version.
Submissions can be sent directly to adam.fraser@utoronto.ca. Logos are due by July 31, 2012 at 12:00 noon. The winner will have their logo used on all Faculty in Residence documents, promotions and will be given a $100 gift card from either the UofT Bookstore or the Apple Store.
What we have done so far!
The Real Lives Of...
Featuring Principal & Vice-President of the University of Toronto Deep Saini

Weekends with Faculty in Residence
Featuring Professor Monika Havelka, of the department of Geography and finalist in TVO’s Best Lecture Competition
The Real Lives Of...
Featuring Professor Ken Derry from the department of Historical Studies & Summer Abroad Mentor.
Weekends with Faculty in Residence
Featuring Professors Alison & Holger Syme from the department of Visual Studies and English & Drama
Breakfast with Faculty in Residence
Featuring Professor Judith Andersen from the department of Psychology
Play discussion with Faculty in Residence
Featuring Professor Lawrence Switzky from the department of English & Drama
Book Discussion with Faculty in Residence
Featuring Lecturer Fiona Rawle of the department of Biology




