We are pleased to confirm that the oral defence for Taylor Hatchard (Ph.D. in Psychology) will take place on Thursday, June 29th at 10:00AM in room FSS 4004, at 120 University.
Thesis Title
"Impact of Regular Low-Level Alcohol Consumption on Cognitive Interference and Response Inhibition: An fMRI Investigation in Young Adults"
Panel 1 – 10:00am-11:15am, FSS 1005: Urbanism and Modernity in Latin America (Urbanismo y Modernidad en America Latina)
Panel 2 - 10:00am-11:15am, FSS 4012: Rural Development in Latin America, is there space for a new model? (Desarrollo Rural en America Latina, hay espacio para un nuevo modelo?)
KEYNOTE – 11:30am-12:30pm, FSS 1005
“The Siren Call of Latin American Neoliberalisms: Reflections on the Limits of “Empowerment” as Consumption”
Sub-title:
Annual Capital Region Latin American and Caribbean Studies Conference 2017
Student life can be extremely demanding: courses, readings, assignments, work, volunteering, and social aspects are constantly pulling you in different directions. Our student mentors want to help you establish a success plan for the term and provide you with tips and suggestions to stay ahead of the curve. Let us help you prioritize and offer suggestions on how to make the best use of your time.
BONUS: All students who participate will receive a FSS Erasable Wall Planner!
Pour les universités australiennes, l’accès et l’équité sont des objectifs de longue date. Le programme d’accès de l’Université Monash (MAP) représente une porte d’entrée à l’université pour ceux qui autrement en
seraient exclus. Kristin Reimer expliquera comment la pédagogie relationnelle aide les étudiants du programme MAP à devenir plus à l’aise et confiants dans un contexte d’enseignement supérieur.
Kristin Reimer
Conférencière
Université Monash, Australie
Access and equity have long been institutional ambitions in Australian universities. Monash University’s Access Program (MAP) provides entry to university to those who would otherwise be excluded. Kristin Reimer will discuss how relational pedagogy opens spaces for MAP students to become comfortable and confident in tertiary settings.
Kristin Reimer
Lecturer
Monash University, Australia
We are pleased to confirm that the oral defence for Daniel Baxter (Ph.D. in Experimental Psychology) will take place on Wednesday, June 14th at 1:00pm in room FSS 5028, at 120 University.
Thesis Title
"The Relationships between Motivation, Goals and Sanctions in Determining Levels of Cooperation over Diminishing Resources"
Thesis Supervisor
Professor Luc Pelletier
Sub-title:
The Relationships between Motivation, Goals and Sanctions in Determining Levels of Cooperation over Diminishing Resources
Ms. Marie-Josée Hamel, Chair in New Technologies and Computer Assisted Language Learning, in collaboration with Ms. Martine Rhéaume, OLBI’s blended courses coordinator, are planning a symposium on blended language teaching. The symposium will take place on June 13 and is open to the public. The forum will take place from 1 pm to 5 pm (FSS 4006) and will open with a plenary lecture given by Ms. Hamel, entitled Portraits d’enseignants de langue, pédagogues de l’hybride.
