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Linear Mixed Models Workshop, using R software
To register for this workshop (open to the academic community having some experience with R): please go to http://www.crblm.ca/events/linear_mixed_models_workshop
Linear Mixed Models (LMMs) are increasingly replacing traditional F1/F2-mixed-model/repeated-measure ANOVAs (rmAOVs; i.e., designs with both between- and within-subject/item factors, e.g., Kliegl, Risse & Laubrock, 2007) or repeated-measures multiple regressions (rmMRs; e.g., Kliegl, 2007) for statistical inference about experimental effects on fixation durations or response latencies.
Linkedin in Practice - Workshop
Whether you are new to LinkedIn or seeking to use it better, this workshop adopts a hands-on approach to guiding you through internet networking.
Discover how to:
Montreal Institute of Internal Auditors: Information Session
The Montreal Institute of Internal Auditors invites you to an information session to learn about:
- Who we are
- What we do
- Opportunities for you
Join us on March 26th from 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. to hear more about the professional paths, certifications, networking and career opportunities available through our local chapter for the Greater Montreal area.
4th Annual Catalyst Awards Ceremony
The Office of Sustainability is proud to recognize the many and significant efforts that have taken place at McGill this year.
These awards recognize efforts to grow towards sustainability, including the development of a comprehensive sustainability strategy through the Vision 2020 process.
To find out more about the awards plese visit http://www.mcgill.ca/sustainability/about/catalyst-awards
Forte Piano Concert: class of Tom Beghin
Whatever It Takes - Expanding Access to Health Care - March 18th, 2014 - McIntyre Medical Building
It has been estimated that over 1 billion people worldwide live without access to health care. Organizations such as Partners In Health work relentlessly to improve access to primary and secondary health care to those who need it most. Despite modern medical advancements and the ability to treat people in remote parts of the world, millions of people are still left without hospitals, without doctors, and without treatment. Join the movement today to reverse these trends and enter the discussion by attending the conference Whatever It Takes.
Public Astro Night
AstroMcGill presents the 22nd Public Astro Night, with a public lecture by Marie-Michèle Limoges (from the Université de Montréal). The lecture is entitled "La Cartographie de l'Universe à travers les Ages" will be given in french. The lecture will be followed by night sky observations (weather permitting) and a lab tour. The lecture is intended for a general audience, and it is free of charge. No reservation is necessary. Snacks and refreshments will be served (please bring your own cup).
Hero Worship - a Legal Theory Workshop with Annalise Acorn
A Legal Theory Workshop with Annalise Acorn, Thomas Lawlor Professor of Law and Ethics, Faculty of Law, University of Alberta.
Professor Acorn's topic is “Hero Worship”, which continues her investigation of law and emotion. She has taught and written about legal themes in literature and this talk will also be further in that vein, focussing considerably upon George Eliot’s Middlemarch.
How the brain recognizes familiar music
Research from McGill University reveals that the brain’s motor network helps people remember and recognize music that they have performed in the past better than music they have only heard. A recent study by Prof. Caroline Palmer of the Department of Psychology sheds new light on how humans perceive and produce sounds, and may pave the way for investigations into whether motor learning could improve or protect memory or cognitive impairment in aging populations. The research is published in the journal Cerebral Cortex.
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ECP's Dr. Shore Publishes Book "The graduate advisor handbook: A student-centered approach"
Dr. Bruce M. Shore, Emeritus Professor, in the Department of Educational and Counselling Psychology recently published a new book titled "The graduate advisor handbook: A student-centered approach".