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Grad Talks offers graduate students (MA Thesis and PhD) conducting innovative research in applied linguistics and language education a global platform to share their work. We particularly invite research exploring shifting dynamics of power within or outside educational contexts.
Hosted online by McGill University’s Faculty of Education, Grad Talks provides a supportive academic space to showcase research, engage in scholarly dialogue, and build connections with a community of peers. While priority is given to McGill students, we warmly welcome presentations from graduate students at institutions worldwide.
Presentation Format
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Duration: 60 minutes total (20-minute informal presentation followed by a 40-minute Q&A/discussion).
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Format: Guided by a PowerPoint presentation or structured outline.
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Delivery: Delivered live via Zoom (not recorded).
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Schedule: Held on Thursdays at a mutually convenient time.
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Stage of Research: Submissions are welcome at any stage—initial design, ongoing work, or completed studies.
How to Participate
If you are interested in presenting or learning more, please contact Linney Gatto at linney.goncalvesgattomedeiros [at] mail.mcgill.ca.
Grad Talks Team:
Linney Gatto: Organizer
Angelica Galante: Coordinator
Grad Talks is sponsored by the Centre for the Study of Learning and Performance, and co-organized by the BILD Research Group and McGill's Department of Integrated Studies in Education (DISE).
