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Green Careers Week 2014: Professional Panel on Careers in the Environment
Come and listen to environmental professionals talk about their experiences and the skills they have developed as a result of their career path. By attending this panel, you will have the opportunity to:
• Hear about different career options
• Get advice on the job search
• Network and insight on career paths in the environmental sector
PANELISTS :
Antoine Pin, Groupe Uni des Éducateurs-Naturalists et Professionelles en Environnement GUEPE
Green Careers Week 2014: SEMINAR: Career Options in the Environment
Session 1:
10:00 - 11:00
This seminar will explain the various environmental career options within a variety of industries
Session 2:
11:00-12:00
This session will hopefully answer your questions about the “Where”, “What” and “How” to apply to graduate studies in the environment.
10th McGill Interdisciplinary Graduate Student Research Symposium (IGSRS2014)
Hello dear Interdisciplinarians,
Ever wonder what happens when you cross engineering with epidemiology, music with medicine or chemistry with computer science?
Find out at the 10th Interdisciplinary Graduate Student Research Symposium, April 1-2, 2014 at Thomson House.
This conference is run by students, for students and is a great way to share and discuss your research to a wide and interested audience.
Join us ! Submit an abstract for a talk or poster by Friday, March 14.
The Changing Nature of Development: Implications for Traditional Donors. Guest lecture by Sajjad Rahman
Dr. Rahman obtained a Ph.D. in Economics from the Carleton University, Ottawa, in 1985. He specialized in international trade and finance. His thesis was on the demand for money in Asian developing economies and he was awarded a Ford Foundation International Dissertation Fellowship to undertake this work. He has a number of publications primarily on Asian development.
Brother-Sister Combination Strong on the Court – and in the Classroom
When it comes to combining both sport and academic achievement it is hard to top Simon and Hélène Bibeau, siblings who attend Montreal’s McGill University.
Simon Bibeau, 22, is the starting point guard for McGill’s men’s outfit, the two-time Quebec conference champion who will lead the sixth-ranked Redmen into the Canadian Interuniversity Sport men’s basketball championship, beginning Friday in Ottawa.
How Women Leaders Have Transformed Management
In a recent New York Times column, “How to Get a Job at Google,” Thomas Friedman interviews Laszlo Bock, the company’s senior vice president for people operations (which seems to be Google-speak for talent management). Bock notes that because constant innovation is increasingly a group endeavor, people who succeed in the company “tend to be those with a lot of soft skills: leadership, humility, collaboration, adaptability, and loving to learn and re-learn.”
Brigitte Kieffer receives the L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science Award
The Scientific Director of the Douglas Mental Health University Institute Research Centre, Professor Brigitte Kieffer, will receive the L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science Award in a ceremony to take place on March 19, in Paris.
Regards sur le bijuridisme canadien
The Paul-André Crépeau Centre for Private and Comparative Law invites you to a conference that will examine the cohabitation, in Canada, of the civil law and the common law. Our main speaker will be the Hon. Marie Deschamps. Her respondents will be Professor Adrian Popovici and Professor Stephen Smith.
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Making Decisions about Activity-Based Financing in Health Care: Payment Mechanisms and Policy Goals
Authors: Strumpf, Erin; Faraj, Samer; Verter, Vedat
Abstract:
Moving Towards Activity-Based Financing: Interjurisdictional Experience and Outlook for Quebec
Author: Isenberg, Jordan
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