Upcoming Awards
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September 13, 2013 · Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of Environment, Earth and Resources Master's Thesis Prize
$1,000 · For Master's students
Research Field(s): Environment, Earth, Resources
September 13, 2013 · Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of Environment, Earth and Resources PhD Thesis Prize
$1,000 · For PhD students
Research Field(s): Environment, Earth, Resources
September 30, 2013 · Janice Filmon Award in Peace Studies
$1,025 (to offer one or more scholarships) · For Master's & PhD students
Research Field(s): Peace building
October 3, 2013 · Rose Mary and Frederick Allan Johnson Scholarship
$8,100 (to offer one or more scholarships) · For Master's students
Research Field(s): Business Administration, Nursing Adiministration, Community Health Sciences, Public Health
Events
Orientation 2013
UMSU | Bannatyne | August 28 - 30
Free breakfast and lunch; Info Fair in the Buhler Atrium.
HSGSA | Bannatyne | September 6
Health Sciences Graduate Students Association (HSGSA) Orientation Day. Pancake breakfast, lunch, information sessions and orientation social.
UMGSA | Fort Garry | September 9 - 13
Graduate Students Association (GSA) Orientation week. Breakfast, lunch, information sessions, prizes and activities.
G20 Public Engagement Event
Members of the G20 Youth Forum delegation will be holding a G20 public engagement event to share their insights on global issues with University of Manitoba students, faculty, staff and the general public. Those attending the event will also have the opportunity
to engage in a moderated roundtable discussion with the delegates following their presentations.
Date: Thursday, September 5, 2013
Time: 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm
Place: Borger Boardroom - Engineering (E1-270)
Coffee and juice will be served, and attendees are invited to bring their lunch to the event. Any questions may be directed to the Student Life Office, leadership@umanitoba.ca or
204-474-9093.
Workshops
2013/14 Graduate Student Workshops
The Faculty of Graduate Studies, in collaboration with various academic and student support units both on and off Campus, have launched the second annual series of Professional Development workshops. These not-for-credit workshops are designed to help graduate
students navigate their programs and prepare them to transfer their skills and knowledge into the workplace.
For more information and to register, please visit umanitoba.ca/graduate_studies/workshops/
Revisiting Quality Research