SHOW Traditions
Health Coat
Health Coats (referred to as “Coats”) are a tradition among many health faculty’s all across Canada. When we graduate and become professional urban health professionals, policymakers, planners, changemakers, healthcare specialists, teachers, and doctors, we often are the ones keeping the backbones of society afloat. To remember and respect the public health professionals, doctors, and scientists who created our collective community services fields we wear lab coat to symbolize that the history of health is always evolving from the heart of us all.
At Toronto Metropolitan University the SHOW Leaders will Tie Dye our health coats to differentiate between us and the Faculty of Science white Lab Coats. Community Services is about highlighting our different pedagogy practices in improving our urban communities health through our collective diverse backgrounds, plus skill sets.
Silent Disco
A popular FCSS tradition is our annual silent disco rave during SLC Live! FCS Community Services students know how to party and we love to show off to the other faculty's how vibrant our nightlife can get.
Make sure to wear Green, and Gold or our faculty merch to this event!
The Juice Bar
A Faculty tradition is The Juice Bar which may happen sporadically throughout an entire year!
The Juice Bar is a perfect spot to enjoy a refresher in class, or at an event. They tend to be at odd occasions so keep yours eyes pealed for this rare traditional find.
Massage Therapy
A Faculty tradition is surprisingly Massage Therapy which may happen sporadically throughout an entire year or more closer to exams ;)!
Message therapy is a perfect de-stressor right before or after an exam to get you relaxed and get-rid of all your anxieties.
Student Sign-Up Sheets are on the day of (First-Come-First-Serve) Basis.
Belinda Bee
The Faculty of Community Services Society has a Honey Bee as our mascot due to all of our key-stone fields working to keep society and our communities afloat . Welcome to our honey bee hive!
Belinda Bee tryouts commence in the summer of each year.
Mascots are a massive tradition among many Professional Health and City Building faculties across Canada. When we graduate and become professional urban health professionals, policymakers, planners, changemakers, healthcare specialists, teachers, lawyers, and doctors, we often are the ones keeping the backbones of society afloat and working just like Honey Bee colonies in a hive.
We're located in the most significant working hive in Canada, downtown Toronto, and our collective professions are keystones to the development of building better communities.
Faculty Colours
The Faculty of Community Services colours are Green, Gold, and Navy. The Green resembles Community. The Navy Blue represents Determination. The Gold represents Unity.
