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Curriculum Teaching and Learning Student's Association (CTLSA)

The CTLSA represents all graduate students in the Department of Curriculum, Teaching, & Learning. Join a great community of student leaders.

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Office: Room 10-212, ��
Email: oise.ctlsa@utoronto.ca
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�� Graduate Students Association (GSA)

The �� GSA is the largest autonomous student union of the University of Toronto's Graduate Students Union. It represents all full-time and part-time graduate students at �� and is responsible for sharing information about �� with the student associations, making student concerns heard by the administration, and initiating action on behalf of the students. GSA newsletters are posted on newsboards on every floor of 252 Bloor.

Office and Lounge: Room 8-105, ��
Website: oise.utoronto.ca/gsa

Master of Teaching Student Association (MTSA)

The Master of Teaching Student Association (MTSA) is a student organization dedicated to representing the students of the Master of Teaching (MT) program at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (��) in Toronto, Ontario. Through social, academic, and professional development opportunities, we cater to enrich students' time at �� to make it a truly memorable and valuable journey. We represent your voice when working with faculty and professors within �� and The University of Toronto.

Email: mtsa.oise@utoronto.ca
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