well as special events and programs that explore topics such as language, culture, and spirituality. These are all available for the community at large and do not require enrollment for a degree at the University of Waterloo. Included among the courses is "Reconciliation: Discussions and Implications for Settler Peoples in Canada" taught by Kelly Laurila since 2018. Lifelong Language Learning The Lifelong Language Learning (LLL) program within CAPE offers an array of non-credit language and culture courses offered by Chinese program coordinators, the King Sejong Institute (KSI), and Japanese program coordinators; these courses cover a wide array of topics from basic language acquisition to traditional medicine to Japanese manga. Renison Institute of Ministry The Renison Institute of Ministry (RIM) offers theologically and biblically based courses, workshops, and events. They cover a variety of topics including but not limited to: topical issues such as physician assisted dying and water justice; pastoral care, preaching, congregational development, church history, biblical studies, theology, spirituality; and multi-faith dialogues. Participants can earn a Certificate in Christian Studies or a Licentiate in Theology (in partnership with Huron University College). Renison International Office The Renison International Office (RIO) offers opportunities for students wanting to study abroad, immigration advising, and an array of customizable programs. In addition, RIO is also a certified International English Language Testing System (IELTS) testing centre. English Language Institute Renison University College's English Language Institute (ELI) has offered high-quality English as a second language (ESL) programs and courses since 1970, and is the official English as a Second Language (ESL) provider for the University of Waterloo. Renison ELI welcomes over 1000 students per year from countries across the globe, and is a founding member of Canada's largest body for language program accreditation, Languages Canada. Renison ELI offers a variety of non-credit ESL programs, including English for Academic Success (EFAS), a rigorous academic ESL program designed to meet the English language requirement for the University of Waterloo; English for Success (EFS), a summer English immersion experience centred on English conversation and Canadian cultural experiences; and General English at Renison (GEAR), a four-week general English program designed to improve students’ reading, writing, and speaking skills. As well, Renison ELI offers the Bridge to Academic Success in English (BASE) Program, a conditional undergraduate pathway program offered in conjunction with participating faculties at the University of Waterloo. Student Experience and Housing Residence Renison can house up to 214 students