Balance and Belonging Speaker Series (Speaker #3 of 3)
The OVDR will host 3 speakers per academic year, speaking on a range of EDI (Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion) related topics. Individuals who attend all 3 (or watch on video-recorded platform), and write a self-reflection on how learnings will be incorporated into your work environment, will be eligible to apply for a Certificate of Attendance (to include with grant applications/promotions material/merit applications, etc as evidence of EDI activities).
Dr. Imogen Coe is the third speaker of three.
Speaker #3: Imogen Coe, Professor, Chemistry & Biology, Ryerson University
Title: Uncomfortable Truths and Inclusive Excellence in STEM: Building the Toolkit for Change
Friday, March 6, 2020 - 1:30-2:30 pm - GB06 Health Sciences
Click here for bio within poster
Livestream and Recording
The full information is available here: https://medicine.usask.ca/research/balance-belonging.php#InitiativesTrainingResources
Balance and Belonging Speaker Series (Speaker #2 of 3)
The OVDR will host 3 speakers per academic year, speaking on a range of EDI (Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion) related topics. Individuals who attend all 3 (or watch on video-recorded platform), and write a self-reflection on how learnings will be incorporated into your work environment, will be eligible to apply for a Certificate of Attendance (to include with grant applications/promotions material/merit applications, etc as evidence of EDI activities).
Dr. Stryker Calvez is the second speaker of three.
Speaker #2: Stryker Calvez, Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching and Learning, USask
Title: The Psychology of Reconciliation
Friday, February 7, 2020 - 1:30-2:30 pm - GB06 Health Sciences
Bio and Link to Recording to come!
The full information is available here: https://medicine.usask.ca/research/balance-belonging.php#InitiativesTrainingResources
Balance and Belonging Speaker Series (Speaker #1 of 3)
The OVDR will host 3 speakers per academic year, speaking on a range of EDI (Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion) related topics. Individuals who attend all 3 (or watch on video-recorded platform), and write a self-reflection on how learnings will be incorporated into your work environment, will be eligible to apply for a Certificate of Attendance (to include with grant applications/promotions material/merit applications, etc as evidence of EDI activities).
Amanda Guthrie is the first speaker of three.
Speaker #1: Amanda Guthrie, Education and Operations Manager at OUTSaskatoon
Title: Getting it Right: LGBTQ2S Inclusion in Research
Friday, November 15, 2019 - 1:30-2:30 pm - GB06 Health Sciences
Click here for bio within poster
Livestream and Recording
The full information is available here: https://medicine.usask.ca/research/balance-belonging.php#InitiativesTrainingResources
Advances in Respiratory Research: What Patients and Families Need to Know
The event, hosted by the Respiratory Research Centre at the University of Saskatchewan, will give community members an opportunity to engage with researchers to discuss how advances in research are improving respiratory health.
Some program highlights include:
Patient testimonials on their journeys with COPD, lung transplantation, lung cancer and asthma
U of S researchers will provide insights on the latest advances in research related to diagnosis and management for these conditions
Q & A sessions and networking between patients, families and researchers
Full agenda and registration information can be found on the RRC website under the “Events” tab. Or, click here to register now.
Please feel free to share the links with your networks. Space is limited so we ask that patients, caregivers and their families register before May 3rd.
Department of Paediatrics Child Health Research Trainee Day
Please join us for this research symposium featuring presentations from residents, graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, and undergraduate students engaged in child health research at the U of S.
Presentations will be ~8 minutes long, followed by a 2 minute question and answer period for each.
Lunch will be provided.
Abstract submission deadline: Thursday, March 14th.
Inquires can be sent to tova.dybvig@usask.ca