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990 Seminar Series (2012-2013)

990 Seminar Series (2012-2013).

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990 Seminar Series (2012-2013)

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  1. 990 Seminar Series (2012-2013) • All CH&EP students (MSc & PhD) are required to register, attend and participate in the CH&EP 990 seminar. The 990 seminar series consist of four types: 1) CH&EP Student Research Day; 2) journal club; 3) CH&E faculty research presentations; and 4) presentations by individuals/groups external to CH&E (ie., university, community). • The 990 seminar will take place on Mondays, two-three times a month. In addition to this seminar, students will attend an average of one other community health-related seminar each month from other departments/colleges/schools.

  2. 990 con’t • Students are required to attend all of the CH&EP 990 sessions. Please email Dr. Janzen if you are unable to attend a particular seminar. For seminars outside the department, students are required to attend a minimum of two per term (you can attend more!). • Attendance is taken at every CH&EP seminar. For seminars outside the department, you will submit (to Cindy Elchuk), at the end of each term, a list of the seminars attended (title and date), and a signature from the coordinator confirming your attendance. See the 990 web page for the sign in sheet. • If you are unable to meet these requirements, please contact Dr. Bonnie Janzen (bonnie.janzen@usask.ca). An alternative assignment will be given in term 1 (a written critique of a quantitative article) and term 2 (a written critique of a qualitative article).

  3. 990 con’t • In addition to regular attendance at these seminars, all CH&E MSc & PhD students are required to: • Present their thesis at the CH&EP Student Research Day. Although presenters are typically those students in their 2nd year, all students are required to attend and participate. Date: Thursday, February 17, 2013 (11:30am-5:00pm) • Lead a journal club discussion (2nd year students). First year students are still required to attend and participate. This will take place in T2. More info coming…

  4. 990 con’t • Also, strongly recommended, is that students present (oral or poster) their completed (or near completed) thesis at the Saskatchewan Epidemiological Association’s (SEA) annual meeting and at the University of Saskatchewan Life Sciences Student Research Day (poster) and at an external conference related to the students’ field of study.

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