funding goes both ways: untangling cihr-sshrc knots in research grant proposals

event date: 
thursday, march 14, 2013 - 10:30am to 12:00pm edt
event location: 
atac 3004 (thunder bay) oa 2005 (orillia)

in recent times, sshrc and cihr have tightened up their definitions around what is (not) funded by their agencies. this workshop seeks to untangle some of this language and put forth some strategies for writing applications for the two councils.

solving the case of the elusive “h”: making sshrc meaningful for the humanities

event date: 
thursday, february 21, 2013 - 2:30pm to 4:00pm est
event location: 
atac 3004 (thunder bay) oa 1025 (orillia)

sshrc includes humanities disciplines in its programs, and yet the application form might seem like a puzzle to researchers in the humanities. this workshop aims to provide guidance to researchers on how to complete sshrc applications, including knowledge mobilization strategies, specific to the humanities.

getting footloose: creating poster presentations for conferences

event date: 
wednesday, january 30, 2013 - 1:00pm to 2:30pm est
event location: 
atac 3004 (thunder bay) oa 2005 (orillia)

poster presentations are common in other fields and are growing in the social sciences and humanities. in this workshop, we get “footloose” and learn of how to create a poster presentation for research & innovation week and other events.

there’s a hurricane a comin’!: an introduction to the new sshrc common cv format

event date: 
tuesday, december 18, 2012 - 1:00pm to 2:30pm est
event location: 
atac 3004 (thunder bay) oa 1025 (orillia)

recently, sshrc announced that it will follow cihr’s lead and require all its applicants to conform to a common cv. this workshop aims to unravel some of mystery with this transition process and prepare
researchers for the new cv format.

that’s what friends are for: knowledge mobilization, partnerships and the quest for new research communication approaches

event date: 
wednesday, january 23, 2013 - 1:30pm to 3:00pm est
event location: 
atac 3004 (thunder bay) oa 2005 (orillia)

knowledge mobilization is steadily becoming a significant element of social sciences and humanities research. this workshop aims to 1) equip researchers with creative strategies to share their knowledge outside of academe and 2) discuss the sshrc connections program.

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