Lunch & Learn Series: Mental Health & Accommodation

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Lunch provided. ASL interpretation available upon request.

Organized in conjunction with BCITSA Speak Up Speak Out campaign, this lunch and learn will include a talk on “Accommodation 101” and a great panel of BCIT Student Support experts and student voices to provide insights on this important topic.

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