INFO SESSION

FREE INFO SESSION

Meet and Greet Session with St. George's University

Date & Time:

SATURDAY, JAN 25

1PM - 4PM PST

Location:

Hyatt Regency Vancouver, 655 Burrard St. Vancouver, BC

Description:

St. George's University hosts a largest recruitment event in Vancouver, which will feature Chief Enrollment Officer, Vice President of Student Recruitment and Dean of Admissions, as well as SGU grads and practicing physicians in the area.

What Will Students Learn:

Discover SGU’s MD program
Network with SGU Grads and Practicing Physicians
Hands-on Clinical Skills sessions led by MDs (complimentary)
Get to know the SGU Senior Leadership Team
Learn about opportunities to get involved with SGU including SeeSGU Advisor Visit for academic/career advisors and agencies

Who Should Attend:

The event is open to doctors, medical aspirants, students and their families.

Speaker:

For Students from Grade 7 - 10

Description:

This webinar aims to provide a comprehensive introduction to Probability, covering their fundamental concepts, and real-world applications If you are interested in strengthening your math skills, this session will offer valuable insights and practical examples.

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Meeting ID: 923 2653 3082
Passcode: 331654

Speaker

Katia Jitlina, Ph.D., Registered Psychologist

Dr. Katia Jitlina

Dr. Jitlina earned her Ph.D. in School Psychology at the University of British Columbia and completed her residency in Clinical Child Psychology at McMaster Children’s Hospital/Hamilton Health Sciences. She is especially interested in supporting the emotional development of neurodiverse children and youth – including children with Learning Disabilities, Autism, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Giftedness and Intellectual Disabilities. She has previously worked as a Psychologist with Child and Youth Mental Health, and as part of multi-disciplinary assessment teams for Sunnyhill Health Centre for Children. She currently works as a Psychologist in private practice and is a Clinical Instructor with the Department of Psychiatry at the University of British Columbia.