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A fun, informative, and accessible podcast introducing key topics in the long eighteenth century.
A Punjabi-Canadian dining experience decolonizing South Asian food, identity, and emphasizing mindful alcohol consumption.
A Disability and Mad Studies Reading Group (Renewal) Monthly Disability and Mad Studies. Reading Groups to cultivate a social and intellectual disability community on campus.
Giving graduate students and postdoctoral fellows an opportunity to show off their artistic side!
Let’s Talk Health (Econ) – the podcast that will get everyone talking about health economics.
A place dedicated to linking all graduate students and researchers through data analytics.
A simple and meaningful program that will connect students with each other for highly relevant peer mentorship/support, and students with faculty to foster development and growth.
A monthly working group for students of colour to discuss race and racism in the classroom and develop strategies and resources to improve conditions.
A public outreach event full of scientific discussion, trivia, and beer!
Symbiosis is a program that connects students with seniors for a mutually beneficial housing relationship.
Our project will develop educational resources for and promote wider community engagement with an innovative program in which incarcerated youth learn social and behavioural skills by training rescue dogs to be re-homed.
Monthly Disability and Mad Studies Reading Groups (and activities) to cultivate a social and intellectual disability community on campus.
Connecting the community one letter at a time.
Creativity meets research at the Gallery of Graduate Arts.
Science on Tap creates an environment for McMaster University’s scientists to host scientific discussion with members of the public in a casual setting.
Capturing images and stories of everyday Seniors.
Leveraging the linguistic diversity of the McMaster student community to share important information about opioid use with the broader public.
Symbiosis is a program that connects students with seniors in the McMaster Community for a mutually beneficial housing relationship.
WaterCRESS bridges the gap between water researchers at McMaster and the general public to demystify science and work towards informed appreciation and protection of our shared environment.
Reconnecting researchers with their artistic side.
Preparing the talent of today for the industry of tomorrow.
Students for equity in scholarly communication.
Devices for everyone.
Using nature as a branding and promotional tool to draw in future leaders and innovators into our undergraduate, graduate, and post doc programs.
Age is just a number: shedding light on the everyday older person.
Symbiosis is a program that aims to connect graduate students with seniors in the McMaster community for a mutually beneficial housing relationship.
Our goal for these coffeehouse events is to create a positive space for community members to engage with researchers and share knowledge!
Community based project that increases mental health and wellness by offering a new and alternative mode of mindful meditation in nature.
To create and pilot a new web-based platform that facilitates in-kind donations from the community to non-profit organizations in Hamilton.
This project will fundamentally change the way people gain a sense of place at McMaster University.
Skills and specialization transfer for graduate students in a competency based hiring environment.
Creating a website that curates lists of professors and community leaders’ top ten books.
The goal
To create a website that curates lists of professors and community leaders’ top ten books. Students and other readers can get to know their professors, learn more about a niche field, become leaders themselves by reading peer-reviewed book lists.
The Team
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Organizing a series of three themed coffeehouse evenings in order to promote discussion and exchanges between McMaster researchers and the greater Hamilton community.
The Goal
To organize a series of three themed coffeehouse evenings in order to promote discussion and exchanges between McMaster researchers and the greater Hamilton community.
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Examining curricular and pedagogical practices of professors, instructors and teaching assistants in the Faculty of Social Sciences.
To examine curricular and pedagogical practices of professors, instructors and teaching assistants in the Faculty of Social Sciences.
Enhance the mental and physical health and well being of graduate students at McMaster University through interactive and informative wellness workshops.
To enhance the mental and physical health and well being of graduate students at McMaster University through interactive and informative wellness workshops.
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Enhancing the awareness and develop international graduate student life.
To enhance the awareness and develop international graduate student life.
Wellness for Academic Success promotes overall wellness, community-building, and academic performance.
The goals: To collaborate with departments and associations that cater to the needs of graduate students to offer innovative, engaging, interactive, and needs-based health/wellness outreach programming to graduate students and postdoctoral fellows at McMaster University.
The goals:
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Fundamentally changing the way society accesses information by developing a new search engine that allows free access to information at the touch of a button, a ‘stream engine.’
The goal: To fundamentally change the way society accesses information by developing a new search engine that allows free access to information at the touch of a button, a ‘stream engine.’
Running a series of six interdisciplinary talks at McMaster University during the 2015/16 academic year.
The goal: To run a series of six interdisciplinary talks at McMaster University during the 2015/16 academic year.
Evaluating the impact of mind.me, a new mental health promotion program on the mental health literacy and mental well-being of young adults in the Hamilton community.
The mind.me program is a collaboration between McMaster and the New Generation Youth Centre (NGen) which is an youth-run and led organization that offers a positive space and programs for youth in the Hamilton community. The objective of this project is to evaluate (pilot test) the impact of mind.me, a new mental health promotion program on the mental health literacy and mental well-being of young adults in the Hamilton community. A secondary objective is to gather feedback from program participants about the program. The mind.me program will use videos and group discussions to talk about mental illness and mental wellness, decrease stigma and focus on strategies for positive mental health.
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Creating forums for grad students to learn and support each other in their personal and professional growth and development.
The goal: To create forums for graduate students to learn and support each other in their personal and professional growth and development.