[Above] Student Recruitment Officer Megan Sweeny and alumna Jessica Duarte presented Go Global, an info session on ways to internationalize your Glendon degree. 

Along with other Glendon alumni, Jessica works for a Ethical Coffee Chain, a co-op that provides premium coffee to its customers while supporting Nigerian coffee growers with a better future by providing food, medical attention, schooling and income to families who desperately need it. 

Bags of Gus' coffee were given away in door prizes during the day; Glendon students enjoy his coffee daily at Lunik Co-op café, our student-run café on campus.

[Above] eAmbassador Drew and Ambassador Lucy pose for a quick photo op before taking groups out on tours of the campus. 

[Above] Students chatting with Glendon Habitat for Humanity rep Courtney and GLgbt* rep Graham about Glendon's unique campus community. 

A blog post written by a prospective Glendon mom: "This campus is beyond words. My husband and I toured the campus with our daughter, on a beautiful fall day. The leaves were crunching below our feet the small but mighty campus was surrounded by beauty." : 

[Above] Ambassador Krista highlights the benefits of having a trilingual library on campus, as well as the opportunities to take advantage of the library system of Canada's third-largest university (without ever having to leave our cosy campus).

Our guests found a lot do during the Information Fair, including chatting with professors and current students from their program choices while enjoying some popcorn.