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SIS IT lab reserved for class - GLIS 634
Web System Design & Mgmt. (GLIS 634) class lab session
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SIS IT lab reserved for class - GLIS 634
Web System Design & Mgmt. (GLIS 634) class lab session
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SIS IT lab reserved for class - GLIS 634
Web System Design & Mgmt. (GLIS 634) class lab session
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Encouraging a Fair Vote: The Role of the International Community in Helping to Strengthen Election Commissions
A conference planned by the Centre for Developing-Area Studies.
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Systems-based dissection of mental retardation-associated signaling pathways in C. elegans
Dr. Sarah Jenna, Département de chimie-biochimie, Université du Québec à Montréal
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Personality, professionalism and politics in the conquest of yellow fever
Dr. John Tone, associate dean of undergraduate studies, Ivan Allen College; professor of history, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta
Wilder Penfield Lecture - "Innovate or fall behind: Using S&T to excel in a dynamic world"
The Honourable Jim Prentice, Minister of Industry, Canada. Mr. Prentice will discuss Canada's science and technology policy and the designation of the MNI as a Centre of Excellence in Commercialization and Research. A reception in the foyer will follow the lecture.
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7th Annual Brace Research Day - Macdonald Campus
Topics range from coastal erosion to reservoir dams and CO2, to irrigation and constructed wetlands, with a keynote talk by Prof. A.P.S. Selvadurai of Civil Engineering and Applied Mechanics. Everyone is welcome to attend. For more information, the schedule of presentation times and abstracts, please email Caroline Begg or follow the link to our website.
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E.W. Crampton Award and Lecture: Lipids that enhance infant development
Dr. Tom Clandinin, University of Alberta, is the 2008 recipient of the E.W. Crampton Award, given in recognition of distinguished service in fields dealing with nutrition and food. Dr. Clandinin will accept the award and deliver the Crampton Award Lecture. Everyone is welcome.
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International Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: Instrument of change?
Panel discussion on the new International Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, with Prof. Nora Groce (Yale University) and Laurie Sargent (Dept of Justice Canada, Human Rights Law Section); chaired by Prof. Mégret, McGill Faculty of Law. The panelists will address the creation of this major new legal instrument, as well as its promises and implications for the future of persons with disabilities within Canada and internationally. A presentation by the Disability and the Law student group.