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The Undergraduate Medical Admissions office will be closed to public from April 14 to 17 inclusively for the virtual Multiple Mini-Interviews (MMIs) for CEGEP-level applicants.

For urgent matters that need to be communicated on the day of the interviews, please indicate URGENT MMI in the subject line of your message to the following email address:

· mmi1.med [at] mcgill.ca (candidates scheduled for interview only)

The 3rd Annual MUHC Mental Health Mission Research Day will be held at the Allan Memorial Institute in the South Seminar Room (P1.082) and via zoom on Friday April 25, 20205. This year’s program will feature individual research talks and a poster session. Poster abstract submissions will be accepted until Friday April 14th at 5:00 pm. More information

Jerry Lieu (BScArch’71, BArch’73) always admired the work of world-renowned architect, I.M. Pei. “I think there were a lot of us Chinese architecture students who did. What I appreciated was his very practical approach. Throughout my career, I’ve found myself drawn to a practical approach.”

Stock markets in the United States and around the world are plunging as tariffs and counter-tariffs are announced and make themselves felt.

These experts can provide insight into the situation:

We are entering the “spring shoulder season” from early April to May, the time of the year where we switch from heating our buildings to cooling them. During this transition, your workspace or study space may become warm when the outdoor temperature rises or feel cool if temperatures drop in the coming weeks. We also want to inform all building directors that this preparation prioritizes preventative maintenance activities related to upcoming shoulder season, therefore it may lead to longer completion timelines for some of the work you request.

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Pamela Dealy knew that her father was born knowing he wanted to be a chemical engineer. She knew that he worked at McGill for 40 years. She knew that he retired a Professor Emeritus in 2004. Most of all, she knew that even though he was Dean from 1994 to 1999, his true passion was teaching and helping students with their research.

John Bishop (BEng’47) was ahead of his time. An environmentalist before most people knew the word, he was an active outdoorsman who took deliberate steps to protect and preserve the land. He got involved in upholding the things he believed in, living an engaged, productive and healthy 98 years.

Montreal's public health authority is asking health professionals to be vigilant following the report of two highly contagious pulmonary tuberculosis cases in recent months.