Seminars

Graduate Students Seminars

All seminars will be presented on Mondays at 1:30 p.m.

Seminars are open to all all staff and students and invited guests.

 

Speakers

A seminar is a presentation of a student's graduate research and consists of a 20 minute presentation for a Master's student followed by a brief question and answer session. Ph.D. students are expected to present a 40-50 minute lecture followed by a question and answer session. Refreshments will be provided.

All seminars will be presented on Mondays at 1:30 p.m. Seminars are open to all all staff and students and invited guests. Each graduate student is required to present a seminar each academic year. This year the seminar presentations will be held in Goodwin Hall, Room 221, Utility Room.

 

2011-2012 Series Abstracts
October 3, 2011 Brandon Chambers and Ursula Thorley
October 24, 2011 Faith Opio
November 7, 2011 Andy Chan and Kerina Taylor
November 14, 2011 Drew Barr
November 28, 2011 Jeff Boyd and Jacob Sigler
January 16, 2012 Stephanie Johnson and Amin Oliazadeh
January 23, 2011 Spencer Reeves and Ted Branscombe
January 30, 2011 Keith Abergel
February 6, 2011
February 13, 2011 Alexander Cushing and Anne Johnson
February 27, 2011 Bruce Smith and Carolyn Ingram
March 5, 2011 Stephanie Hultgren
March 12, 2011 Filipe Rodrigues and Gabotswane Mosweu
March 19, 2011 Andrew Dobson and Nick Hsu
March 26, 2011 Daniel DiFilippo and Andrew Chapman
April 2, 2011 Edina Csicsovszki and Julian Simela

Important for all speakers:

Please submit the title of your subject, abstract and a short bio one week ahead of your presentation to Mrs. Tina Mckenna. For special cases, no later than Monday of your presenting week.

Note:

(1) All graduate students should register for the GRADUATE SEMINAR and attend all presentations.

(2) Those who miss a seminar without a reasonable excuse will be deducted one mark from their presentation mark. Those who fail the seminar will be required to repeat it.