Faculty

Principal and BOG head hoist Olympic flame when it comes to Montreal.

Max Stiebel is leaving McGill after 29 years of drawing and designing education and information materials for the university. What's next? Perhaps a career as a portrait artist.

John James Audubon is finally being recognized in Canada with postage stamps of his own, thanks in part to the efforts of management lecturer David Lank.

The Douglas Hospital Research Centre throws open its doors to mark 25 years of operation. Go, and you can see the brains - literally - behind the research there.

Jake Burack and the McGill Youth Study Team look at developmental disabilities in kids.

The Principal looks back over her first full academic year at McGill: the accomplishments, challenges and aspirations.

Four years ago, epidemiology professor Jean-Paul Collet went to China, where he saw modern medicine mixed with alternative and traditional treatments. He brings this integrated approach to McGill in a summer course for graduate students.

Civil engineering professor Patrick Selvadurai uses mathematical modelling to improve any number of complex engineering projects - for instance, how soil around pipelines freezes or how the disposal of nuclear waste will have an effect on the earth thousands of years from now.

Plenty of students start graduate degrees, but not all of them finish. A colloquium organized by the office of the Dean of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies examined the problem of grad school attrition.

Macdonald campus in Ste. Anne de Bellevue was created in 1907 to improve the lives of rural people in Quebec. That mission remains, but the cutting-edge technology has changed dramatically.