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Semester in Residence at CityLAB
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Intensive semester for upper-year students from any faculty at McMaster and Redeemer. Each fall, we work in interdisciplinary teams on City projects with staff and community leaders through our partnership with CityLAB Hamilton
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SIR students have become experts at hosting guests: here we set up for MPP @robinlennoxmd.bsky.social to visit our home at CityLAB Hamilton.
November 3, 2025 at 3:21 AM
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Seeing the city with our city building class. Ottawa Street at the first Tim Hortons location, last Friday.
October 31, 2025 at 10:00 PM
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Are you an upper-year #McMaster undergrad? Did you miss the deadline to apply to SIR 2025? No worries: We have some openings for the fall term! Check our website to find details on how to apply. Applications are on a rolling basis until we reach our target! community.mcmaster.ca/our-programs...
Low-rise CityLAB building with steps and dark glass windows.
July 14, 2025 at 2:03 PM
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Meet the 2025 CityLAB SIR Student Ambassadors! David and Indigo are alumnus from the 2024 Semester in Residence (SIR) at CityLAB and are both so excited to promote CityLAB SIR this year. Keep an eye out for more posts about applying for SIR at CityLAB 2025 coming soon! 🎉
at the top: a text box that reads: "Meet the 2025 CityLAB SIR student ambassadors!" Below there are photos of the two student ambassadors. The photo of David Landry shows a man smiling at the camera in front of a mountain. the photo of indigo Kim shows a photo of a smiling woman with curly hair holding a community engagement poster. at the top there is a large photo of David Landry who is in level four of the arts and science program. The photo is the same as from slide 1. Below there is centred text that reads: "Favourite memory from your SIR experience: Running our community engagement/dialogue event! Our team got to work with so many incredible community members to uplift our project." at the top there is a large photo of Indigo Kim who is in level three of the arts and science program. The photo is the same as from slide 1. Below there is centred text that reads: "Favourite memory from your SIR experience: Watching everyone present their passion projects from the semester! Everyone had taken such incredible inspiration from all the things we learned."
March 25, 2025 at 11:27 PM