A workshop for all graduate students on how to get scholarship published.

Participants: Bernie Lightman – Scott McLaren  Art Redding

Moderation: Markus Reisenleitner

Time: 22 March 2012, 2.30-4.30pm

Venue: Vanier Senior Common Room – 010 Vanier College

Round table panelists: Denise Handlarski – Sylwia Chrostowska

Moderation: Markus Reisenleitner

Venue: Vanier Senior Common Room – 010 Vanier College

This round table is part of the Humanities Graduate Seminar (HUMA5000/6001), a mandatory, non-credit bearing seminar for all first year students in the MA and PhD programs in Humanities. It is the aim of the seminar to serve as a space of intellectual as well as social exchange, to acquaint students with a wide range of theoretical issues and problems fundamental to the study of Humanities, and to enable them to embark on their own research with a comprehensive set of Humanities-oriented methodological tools. Each session addresses a major theme, provocative debate or core issue in the Humanities.

Everbody is welcome to attend.

A workshop for MA students starting to work on their MRP’s.

Moderation: Markus Reisenleitner

Time: 13 February 2012, 4.30-5.30pm

Venue: Vanier Senior Common Room – 010 Vanier College

Round table panelists: Inga Untiks – Susan Ingram – Jamie Scott

Moderation: Markus Reisenleitner

Venue: Vanier Senior Common Room – 010 Vanier College

This round table is part of the Humanities Graduate Seminar (HUMA5000/6001), a mandatory, non-credit bearing seminar for all first year
students in the MA and PhD programs in Humanities. It is the aim of the seminar to serve as a space of intellectual as well as social exchange, to acquaint students with a wide range of theoretical issues and problems fundamental to the study of Humanities, and to enable them to embark on their own research with a comprehensive set of Humanities-oriented methodological tools. Each session addresses a major theme, provocative debate or core issue in the Humanities.

Everbody is welcome to attend.

Round table panelists: Sarah Blake – Scott McLaren

Moderation: Markus Reisenleitner

Venue: Vanier Senior Common Room – 010 Vanier College

This round table is part of the Humanities Graduate Seminar (HUMA5000/6001), a mandatory, non-credit bearing seminar for all first year
students in the MA and PhD programs in Humanities. It is the aim of the seminar to serve as a space of intellectual as well as social exchange, to acquaint students with a wide range of theoretical issues and problems fundamental to the study of Humanities, and to enable them to embark on their own research with a comprehensive set of Humanities-oriented methodological tools. Each session addresses a major theme, provocative debate or core issue in the Humanities.

Everbody is welcome to attend.

Round table panelists: Richard Teleky – Shobna Nijhawan - Martin Lockshin

Moderation: Markus Reisenleitner

Venue: Vanier Senior Common Room – 010 Vanier College

This round table is part of the Humanities Graduate Seminar (HUMA5000/6001), a mandatory, non-credit bearing seminar for all first year
students in the MA and PhD programs in Humanities. It is the aim of the seminar to serve as a space of intellectual as well as social exchange, to acquaint students with a wide range of theoretical issues and problems fundamental to the study of Humanities, and to enable them to embark on their own research with a comprehensive set of Humanities-oriented methodological tools. Each session addresses a major theme, provocative debate or core issue in the Humanities.

Everbody is welcome to attend.

Round table panelists: Marlene Kadar - David T. McNab - Mark Celinscak

Moderation: Markus Reisenleitner

Venue: Vanier Senior Common Room – 010 Vanier College

This round table is part of the Humanities Graduate Seminar (HUMA5000/6001), a mandatory, non-credit bearing seminar for all first year
students in the MA and PhD programs in Humanities. It is the aim of the seminar to serve as a space of intellectual as well as social exchange, to acquaint students with a wide range of theoretical issues and problems fundamental to the study of Humanities, and to enable them to embark on their own research with a comprehensive set of Humanities-oriented methodological tools. Each session addresses a major theme, provocative debate or core issue in the Humanities.

Everbody is welcome to attend.

The Graduate Program in Humanities is holding a series of workshops on practical aspects of academic life. Each workshop is hosted by faculty members and/or experienced graduate students. Everybody is welcome, and encouraged, to attend.

The first workshop will be dedicated to putting together an application package for scholarships and research grants, with an emphasis on the research statement. While particularly targeting OGS and SSHRC applications, it will also be useful for other forms of application.

Time: Monday, 26 September, 3.30
Venue: Vanier Senior Common Room – 010 Vanier College
Moderation: Dr. Kimberly Fairbrother Canton, SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellow, School of Women’s Studies, and Markus Reisenleitner, Graduate Program Director

APRIL 8, 2011

ROOM 010, VANIER COLLEGE (more…)

Thursday April 14 – Saturday April 16
Graduate Program in Humanities, York University, Toronto, Canada

Further information:

http://www.yorku.ca/gradhuma/everyday/index.html