We invite you for our next Grad Talk:
Register for the event here: https://mcgill.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAkd-CsrTIjEtY4-GZgK3nRSbHE_0ekdTJ3#/registration
The Grad Talks provide opportunities for graduate students (MA thesis and PhD) who are conducting research on language education and applied linguistics to showcase their work and receive constructive feedback. It also gives students an opportunity to build community of like-minded people, make connections, and network. Students can choose to present work at different stages of their research: initial, ongoing or completed.
Typically, graduate students have 20 minutes to do an informal presentation about a chosen topic followed by a 40-minute discussion with the audience. The talk can be guided by a Power Point presentation or an outline. The Grad Talks are delivered via Zoom (not video recorded) and they take place on Thursdays at a time that is convenient for you. This event is hosted by McGill University’s Faculty of Education. If you're interested in presenting at Grad Talks, contact John Wayne dela Cruz at john.delacruz [at] mail.mcgill.ca.
Grad Talks Team
John Wayne dela Cruz: Host
Shiyu Lin: Social Media Strategist, and Chat and Discussion Moderator
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).
