Supporting Students in Distress Workshop

21 Oct 2026 11:00
12:00

This online workshop is open to all faculty and staff in the Faculty of Science.

As students take mid-terms and face new challenges, they can struggle and may be unaware of who to turn to for help. If you are interested in learning how to support students, please join this 60-minute online workshop.

Supporting Students in Distress - For faculty and staff

21 Oct 2026 11:00
12:00

The workshop is open to all faculty and staff in the Faculty of Science.

Science Education Exchange: Evaluating Blended Learning in Undergraduate Statistics Education

21 Oct 2026 12:00
13:00

Speaker: Dr. Tharshanna Nadarajah, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, McGill University

Join us to learn about a blended learning model implemented in an undergraduate statistics course. Using a mixed-methods survey, the study evaluates student engagement, self-regulated learning, conceptual understanding, and perceived learning gains. Findings suggest that the blended model supports deeper statistical thinking while preserving the benefits of face-to-face instruction.

Homecoming: Discoveries That Matter: Faculty of Science Homecoming Breakfast & Lecture

23 Oct 2026 08:00
10:00

Join Dean Alanna Watt and fellow alumni, students, faculty, and friends of the Faculty of Science for a morning of connection, discovery, and inspiration during Homecoming. 

Fridays on Earth - Marjorie Cantine, University of Washington

23 Oct 2026 12:00
13:00
Carbonate Geochronology: Prospects and Progress

Homecoming: Biology Lab Tours and Reception

23 Oct 2026 14:00
16:00

Come see the brand-new West wing of the Stewart Biology Building and go behind the scenes of McGill Biology labs! See dinosaur fossils being prepared, explore 3D printing and drone tech, check out ancient stromatolites, watch live-cell imaging, and learn about bacteria. Guided tours of participating labs will showcase facilities, equipment, and ongoing projects, with professors and students on hand to answer questions.  

Homecoming: Earth & Planetary Sciences 2026 Homecoming Wine and Cheese

23 Oct 2026 16:00
19:00

Come celebrate Homecoming with the Earth and Planetary Sciences (EPS) Department! Reconnect with former classmates and catch up with current students, faculty and staff while enjoying refreshments together. We welcome all members of the EPS community, including alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends of the department.

Focus & Flow: Co-working for MA students in the Faculty of Science

30 Oct 2026 09:30
11:30

Focus & Flow is a monthly two-hour co-working session for Master's students in the Faculty of Science. Whether you're working on coursework, research, writing, data analysis, or thesis-related tasks, this dedicated space offers time to make meaningful progress alongside peers.

Fridays on Earth - Clara Lamberti, Universidad de Buenos Aires

30 Oct 2026 12:00
13:00
Reading the Hidden Breath of Volcanoes: Soil CO₂ Diffuse Degassing from the Andes to Antarctica

Fridays on Earth - Tripti Bhattacharya, Syracuse University

6 Nov 2026 12:00
13:00
Insights Into Past and Future Midlatitude Circulation from Biomarker Isotopes

Event McGill Chemical Society Seminar Series- François P. Gabbaï: Carbenium ligands in transition metal and main group chemistry

10 Nov 2026 13:00
14:30
  Abstract:

This presentation will focus on our endeavors in the chemistry of ambiphilic platforms featuring a carbenium ion as the electron-poor functionality.

The Foundation Series: Skills for Managing Test Anxiety

10 Nov 2026 13:30
14:15

The Foundation Series is a series of 4 short skill-based workshops for academic success with a particular focus on mental health and well-being. Come ask your questions, learn new skills, and find out what resources are available to students! Each session is 45 minutes. Sign up for 1 or all 4.

Fridays on Earth - Magali Rizza, Université du Québec à Montréal

13 Nov 2026 12:00
13:00
Landscapes Never Forget Major Earthquakes

Startup Finances

19 Nov 2026 16:00
17:30

In this workshop, you'll learn how venture capitalists (VCs) typically value an early-stage innovation-driven venture. To do that we'll go through and give examples on how to forecast sales and how to set pricing, how to forecast expenses and how to figure out the amount of capital needed to finance your business. We'll also explore some of the more common sources of cash from both public institutions and private organisations.

Fridays on Earth - Ginny Catania, University of Texas at Austin

20 Nov 2026 12:00
13:00
The Hidden Organization of the Ice-Ocean Interface

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