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May 2021
Graduate Writing Retreat
Sherri Klassen will offer virtual one-day writing retreats again this summer, running from May through August. The format will be largely the same as last year with most of the day set aside as dedicated writing time with regular check-ins. Upon request, she will also integrate into the day short skills-based workshops on topics such as: planning your writing time; strategies for editing your own work; outlines and reverse outlines, structuring paragraphs; recognizing passive voice and making it active etc.…
Find out more »Workshop: Crossing the Divide – Biological and Social Analyses (Register by April 15th)
The workshop will bring together biological and social researchers at the University of Toronto over a 4-day period (May 10–14, 2021). The goal is to foster exchange of methodological techniques between fields and to create a platform for future collaboration and conceptual synthesis. To register, and for more details, please go to: http://bit.ly/3bxtAZB Background The biological and social sciences have been marked by lively conceptual and methodological exchange arguably since their inception. Charles Darwin himself was strongly influenced by social thinkers…
Find out more »Anti-Racism TIDE Workshop – Pre-tenure Faculty and Staff
How to Address and Move Beyond Unconscious Bias The first workshop will be given by the Toronto Initiative for Diversity & Excellence (TIDE), “a grassroots service group consisting of University of Toronto faculty members from across disciplines with a focus on supporting equity, diversity, and inclusion at the University by providing education and resources about unconscious bias and related challenges in the academic career arc, and providing counsel to academic and staff units and administration about these challenges.” TIDE’s facilitators…
Find out more »Anti-Racism TIDE workshops: Graduate Student Session
How to Address and Move Beyond Unconscious Bias The first workshop will be given by the Toronto Initiative for Diversity & Excellence (TIDE), “a grassroots service group consisting of University of Toronto faculty members from across disciplines with a focus on supporting equity, diversity, and inclusion at the University by providing education and resources about unconscious bias and related challenges in the academic career arc, and providing counsel to academic and staff units and administration about these challenges.” TIDE’s facilitators…
Find out more »Graduate Writing Retreat
Sherri Klassen will offer virtual one-day writing retreats again this summer, running from May through August. The format will be largely the same as last year with most of the day set aside as dedicated writing time with regular check-ins. Upon request, she will also integrate into the day short skills-based workshops on topics such as: planning your writing time; strategies for editing your own work; outlines and reverse outlines, structuring paragraphs; recognizing passive voice and making it active etc.…
Find out more »Graduate Student CSA Practice Day
Especially designed for students who have not yet presented at a conference, but open to all students, the Grad Office will hold a Practice CSA session on Tuesday, May 25, 11 a.m. Students, let Markus know by May 10th if you wish to sign up for a 10-12 minute practice presentation. Faculty, please also let Markus know if you are able to attend as part of our audience.
Find out more »Anti-Racism TIDE Workshop: Post-Tenure Faculty and Staff
How to Address and Move Beyond Unconscious Bias The first workshop will be given by the Toronto Initiative for Diversity & Excellence (TIDE), “a grassroots service group consisting of University of Toronto faculty members from across disciplines with a focus on supporting equity, diversity, and inclusion at the University by providing education and resources about unconscious bias and related challenges in the academic career arc, and providing counsel to academic and staff units and administration about these challenges.” TIDE’s facilitators…
Find out more »June 2021
Graduate Writing Retreat
Sherri Klassen will offer virtual one-day writing retreats again this summer, running from May through August. The format will be largely the same as last year with most of the day set aside as dedicated writing time with regular check-ins. Upon request, she will also integrate into the day short skills-based workshops on topics such as: planning your writing time; strategies for editing your own work; outlines and reverse outlines, structuring paragraphs; recognizing passive voice and making it active etc.…
Find out more »Early Researcher Award Deadline
The Province of Ontario's Early Researcher Award (ERA) program provides support for new researchers working at publicly funded Ontario research institutions to build their research teams of undergraduates, graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, research assistants, associates, and technicians. The program will provide funding of up to $100,000 for each award for five years. The program is open to full-time research stream faculty members who started their academic careers on or after Jan 1, 2015 and completed their PhDs on or after…
Find out more »Graduate Writing Retreat
Sherri Klassen will offer virtual one-day writing retreats again this summer, running from May through August. The format will be largely the same as last year with most of the day set aside as dedicated writing time with regular check-ins. Upon request, she will also integrate into the day short skills-based workshops on topics such as: planning your writing time; strategies for editing your own work; outlines and reverse outlines, structuring paragraphs; recognizing passive voice and making it active etc.…
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