Pablo Gonzalez-Nieto, SDH MSc student, together with Substance Drug Checking based at CISUR have recently published their research in the International Journal of Drug Policy.
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Luiza Costa, SDH PhD student, and her supervisor Dr Jennifer White recently published a paper in the Social Sciences journal. 鈥淢aking Sense of Critical Suicide Studies: Metaphors, Tensions, and Futurities"
Student publication by Anthony Theodore Amato's Bachelor of Arts thesis (Master of Arts SDH student),
Jeff joins us from Queen鈥檚 University, where he is Canada Research Chair in Environmental Health Equity. A health geographer and critical health promotion scholar, he is known for his contributions to research, policy, and practice at the intersection between environmental and social wellbeing in an unequal world.
Dr. Sarah Wright Cardinal and elected Council member Tracy Charlie of the Pacheedaht First Nation (PFN), are co-leading a ground-breaking project, Reclaiming Nuu-chah-nulth teachings to empower and strengthen the roles and responsibilities of Pacheedaht young men.
This is an intensive four-day workshop designed for academics, staff, graduate students and community leaders seeking to deepen their understanding and practice of community engagement. Throughinteractive sessions and hands-on learning, learners will develop skills in the foundations of building authentic partnerships, explore innovative participatory research and engagement methods, divedeep into thematic research areas, and develop ethical decision-making skills for community engagement.
Registration for this event is now closed, and given the amount of interest we may not be able to accommodate those who have not registered on the day.
UVic's first postdoc research day is a full day showcasing postdocs research on campus. There will be cash prizes for the top three presentations of $500, $250, and $100. In addition to
researchtalks, there will be a panel discussing academic careers, catered lunch, and a social afterwards at Grad House.
The deadline to register if you wish to give a talk was Friday, April 4th. The deadline to register if you do not wish to give a talk was Friday, April 18th.
We look forward to seeing you on the day to learn more about postdoc research at UVic, and to connect with postdocs and faculty members from across campus.
An introduction to the high performance computing resources available for Canadian academic researchers.
Lunch workshop for UVic faculty, staff and graduate students to explore the ways in which we might talk about the religious aspects of complex global and local crises.
Stop by our weekly office hours for help with the computational side of your research.
Join us for a presentation by visiting lecturer Laura Fran莽ois as we explore the topic of awe-based changemaking and the transformative potential of awe as an emotion.
Re-Train Your Brain - Train Your Brain with our UVic CBT Skills Group.