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- Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences
- McGill School of Environment
- Morgan Arboretum
PhD Oral Defense: An ensemble wavelet-based stochastic data-driven framework for addressing nonlinearity, multiscale change, and uncertainty in water resources forecasting
PhD Oral Defense of John Quilty, Bioresource Engineering.
...Fall 2018 Macdonald Undergraduate Student Orientation
Join us for a week of Orientation and Frosh activities planned for you that will be filled with opportunities to meet new people, make new friends and get answers to any questions you might have.
Activity schedules will be available later in the summer 2018.
Industrial-Scale Production of Medical Cannabis: An Overview
By popular demand, the Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, in conjunction with the School of Continuing Studies, is pleased to offer two more one-day professional workshops on the industrial production and quality control of medical Cannabis.
The imminent legalization of Cannabis in Canada will result in an immediate need for highly-qualified personnel with knowledge in Cannabis production.
...Extraction, Analysis, Quality Control, and Formulation of Medical Cannabis Products: An Overview
By popular demand, the Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, in conjunction with the School of Continuing Studies, is pleased to offer two more one-day professional workshops on the industrial production and quality control of medical Cannabis.
The imminent legalization of Cannabis in Canada will result in an immediate need for highly-qualified personnel with knowledge in Cannabis production.
...Fall 2018 Macdonald Graduate Student Orientation
Orientation information sessions and activities for incoming Macdonald graduate students. Details to follow.
Undergraduate Summer Research Award Poster Presentations 2018
The 2018 Undergraduate Summer Research Award Poster Presentations will take place on September 10, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m in MS2-022. Come and see how some of our outstanding undergrads spent the summer.
Posters will be available for viewing until 2 p.m. on September 11.
A. Jean de Grandpré Distinguished Speaker Series. Labeling GMO foods – What do we need to know?
The A. Jean de Grandpré Distinguished Speaker Seminar Series, in partnership with the Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Food for Thought 2018 Public Lecture Series, kicks off on Tuesday, September 11th with a Town Hall Meeting entitled: Labeling GMO foods – What do we need to know?
...Macdonald Innovation & Entrepreneurship Creative Collaboration Drop-In
Fall schedule:
Wednesdays, from 3:00-3:30 PM in Raymond Building R1-042
Sept 12 - What and where is innovation and entrepreneurship on Mac campus?
...Research Ethics and Conduct 2018: Session 1
The annual Research Ethics and Conduct Symposium will take place on September 13 and 20. The purpose is to educate graduate students on the different policies and guidelines that touch on scientific research dealing with humans, animals, plants and the environment; and laboratory safety.
This Symposium is mandatory for all newly-admitted graduate students; however, everyone is welcome to attend.
...Lister Family Engaged Science Initiative: Twitter Workshop
Join Twitter experts from the McGill Media Relations Office on the Mac Campus for a 20-minute fast track guide to optimizing science communication on your Twitter account.
Facilitators will provide a 30 minute practical session following the workshop presentation.
Registration opens in August.
Science in the news: Telling fact from fiction
Learn how to critically read science news articles to identify fact from fiction. Real news stories will be dissected and judged.
Everyone is welcome to attend. Registration required.
Macdonald Campus McGill Indigenous Awareness Week Event
Indigenous Awareness Week offers students the opportunity to learn about Indigenous issues and promote greater knowledge and understanding about the Indigenous peoples in Canada. The week aims to raise awareness and initiate an exchange of ideas on First Nations, Métis and Inuit topics within the McGill community.
...Macdonald Innovation & Entrepreneurship Creative Collaboration Drop-In
Fall schedule:
Wednesdays, from 3:00-3:30 PM in Raymond Building R1-042
Sept 19 - MAC-JAC-MAC Social Innovation Collaboration
Sept 26 - Ideation: strategies for collective innovation
...Research Ethics and Conduct 2018: Session 2
The annual Research Ethics and Conduct Symposium will take place on September 13 and 20. The purpose is to educate graduate students on the different policies and guidelines that touch on scientific research dealing with humans, animals, plants and the environment; and laboratory safety.
This Symposium is mandatory for all newly-admitted graduate students; however, everyone is welcome to attend.
...Lyman Museum Tour
During this 20-minute guided tour, you will visit the scientific collection of insects of the Lyman Entomological Museum, which houses 2.8 million specimens of insects (making it the second-largest insect collection in Canada and the largest university insect collection in the country).
Everyone is welcome to attend.
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