ZeroL is mandatory for all incoming Osgoode 1L students and must be completed by Thursday, August 27.
If you are experiencing any access or enrolment issues, please contact mzabet@osgoode.yorku.ca for assistance.
Important: If you anticipate that you will not be able to complete ZeroL by the deadline, you must contact Assistant Dean Mya Rimon as soon as possible.
Mandatory training session for 2026–2027 Dean’s Fellows.
Pizza will be provided for lunch.
Doron Gold is a registered social worker, certified professional coach, and psychotherapist, as well as having previously practiced law for ten years, primarily as a family and civil litigator. Since 2006, Doron has assisted lawyers, paralegals, law students and judges with personal and professional issues such as addiction, depression, anxiety, and career stress.
Doron has written and been quoted extensively in publications such as Law Times, Precedent Magazine, Canadian Lawyer and LawPro Magazine on various topics related to lawyer distress and wellness. Doron is a member of the steering committee for the Federation of Law Societies of Canada National Study on the Health and Wellness Determinants of Legal Professionals in Canada is the co-author of the Canadian Bar Association’s “Mental Health and Wellness in the Legal Profession” online course, In 2024, Doron was the recipient of the inaugural Ontario Bar Association Orlando Da Silva Award for Improvement of Mental Wellbeing in the Justice Sector.
This Understanding the Academic Rules session is mandatory for all Osgoode 1L students.
All 1Ls are required to submit an attestation confirming either their attendance in person or that they watched the complete recording:
https://eclass.yorku.ca/course/section.php?id=303884
A recording of the session will be available a few days after the session is held.
Welcome to Day One at Osgoode Hall Law School! Incoming JD students will begin their Osgoode experience with a full day of welcome programming, opportunities to meet classmates, faculty and staff, and activities introducing them to the Osgoode community.