Services & Support
Have questions, but not sure who to ask? If you’re an upper-year student in engineering or architectural science, a good place to start is within your department. Helpful staff and faculty are available to provide you with the answers you need or guide you in the right direction.
If you’re looking for other general services – for example, those related to career development, personal growth, counselling and more – the university offers many on-campus resources designed to support you in every area of your life.
Note: First-year engineering students should contact the First-Year Engineering Office for assistance.
Francine Belnavis, Departmental Assistant
ENG-170
416-979-5000 ext. 2705
f2belnav@torontomu.ca
Dr. Cheung Poon, Interim Associate Chair, Undergraduate Studies
C1poon@torontomu.ca
Deepa Jojo, Undergraduate Program Assistant
ARC-203
416-979-5000 ext. 556483
djojo@torontomu.ca
June Komisar, Associate Chair, Undergraduate Student Affairs
jkomisar@torontomu.ca
Cadene Henry, Departmental Assistant
ENG-478
416-979-5052
cadene.henry@torontomu.ca
Academic Advising
bme@torontomu.ca
Goretti Praticante, Departmental Assistant
Telephone: 416-979-5000 ext. 3154
gpratica@torontomu.ca
Dr. Simant Upreti, Associate Chair, Director of Undergraduate Program
supreti@torontomu.ca
Dianne Mendonca, Departmental Assistant
MON-221
416-979-5345
mendonca@torontomu.ca
Dr. Elsayed Elbeshbishy, Associate Chair, Undergraduate Studies
elsayed.elbeshbishy@torontomu.ca
Cadene Henry, Departmental Assistant
ENG-478
416-979-5052
cadene.henry@torontomu.ca
Academic Advising
coe@torontomu.ca
Cadene Henry, Departmental Assistant
ENG-478
416-979-5052
cadene.henry@torontomu.ca
Academic Advising
ele@torontomu.ca
Shirley Dacanay, Administrative Assistant
416-979-5000 ext. 552129
sdacanay@torontomu.ca
Dr. Wahab Ismail Mohamed, Associate Chair, Undergraduate Studies
wahab@torontomu.ca
Jennifer Zavaglia, Administrative Assistant
416-979-5000 ext. 553555
jennifer.zavaglia@torontomu.ca
Dr. Der Chyan (Bill) Lin, Associate Chair, Undergraduate Studies
mecachair@torontomu.ca
First-Year Engineering Office
Are you a first-year student in need of academic guidance? The First-Year Engineering Office can help. Learn about their academic support resources, including advisors who will meet with you one-on-one.
Other Services & Support
Academic Accommodation
For students living with disabilities, Toronto Metropolitan University’s Disability Services Office is here to help. Staff members work with you to create an individualized plan so you can more fully participate in your studies. Learn more about academic accommodation support, including how to register for their services.
Assistance for International Students
Your home away from home, International Student Support (ISS) provides a sense of belonging and community for all students who are new to Canada. Their specially trained staff members will support you as you adjust, connect with fellow students, and work towards your goals. Learn more about ISS.
Career Guidance and Events
Focused on empowering and encouraging students like you to maximize your potential at Toronto Metropolitan University, the Career Centre offers workshops, training and career-planning advice. The centre also coordinates events that connect you with alumni and employers. Learn more about the Career Centre.
Equity and Inclusion Programming
At FEAS, we want you to feel welcome and heard. Through workshops, conferences and mentorships, our Equity and Community Inclusion Office will encourage you to find your voice and become an ally. Learn more about FEAS’s Equity and Community Inclusion Office.
Student and Communication Skills
Student Learning Support (SLS) is a group of services and programs designed to teach you essential academic skills and study techniques that can help you effectively express your intelligence, apply your knowledge and communicate your ideas. Learn more about SLS.
Student Development and Counselling
The Centre for Student Development and Counselling (CSDC) offers free, confidential counselling and programs, including specialized services for FEAS students. Dedicated staff can assist you with your immediate problems and also help you define your goals. Learn more about the CSDC.
Well-Being Techniques
An initiative of Toronto Metropolitan University Student Affairs, ThriveRU teaches skills associated with resilience and well-being. By taking part in this training, you will gain knowledge and learn techniques that will serve you for the long term, both academically and personally. Learn more about ThriveTMU.