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Discover how you can make to the most of your science degree to help prepare you for the job market and how to land your dream job.
Apply today for an opportunity to join the Data Analytics team at Service Canada. We are looking for dynamic candidates that will help shape and build the analytics of tomorrow. RSVP by November 8.
Learn some valuable tips on how to get started, LinkedIn etiquette and how to get yourself noticed by recruiters. *Please bring a copy of your resume and a highlighter
High Gain Broadband mmWave Antennas and Beamforming for Wireless Communication Systems
Ongoing events
Learn to design an authentic personal brand that accurately reflects you, and that can help you reach your professional and personal goals, this fun interactive two-part workshop is for you!
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Come attend our drum circles and be part of community music making! Every Monday, 6pm - 7pm
Take a well deserved midday break and rejuvenate yourself by attending our guided meditation sessions! Every Tuesday, 12:15pm - 1:15pm
Drop by the Loyola Chapel and colour, sculpt with playdough, play some games, have a snack, or just chill with our Wellness Ambassadors! This is a Biweekly event, every other Wednesday, 2pm to 3:30pm
Speaking of Photography is an ongoing, annual series of public lectures on the history, theory, and practice of photography, organized by the Department of Art History. Since 2007-08 we have welcomed photographic scholars from across Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom. The series is made possible by the generosity of an anonymous donor, with additional support from the Gail and Stephen A. Jarislowsky Institute for Studies in Canadian Art; the Concordia University Research Chair in Art History; members of the Art History Graduate Students Association; the Ethnocultural Art Histories Research Groug (EAHR); Ciel Variable magazine; Château Versailles Hotel; and other interested sponsors.
Upcoming events
Homotypic and Heterotypic Peer Influence Effects for Aggression and Prosociality, During Early Adolescence. The Role of Friends and Peers.
Linguistic and social integration of Algerian origin migrants in Montreal
The priming effect of rewards and the role of dopamine transmission
Learn how to write a compelling resume and cover letter, two of the most important marketing documents you need to land a job and get a glimpse of the power of LinkedIn.
Come to this workshop to learn how to plan your future and to experience hands-on strategies to help you figure out the best path for you.
Join Concordia experts to discuss estate preservation and legacy giving.
Are you interested in connecting with others to solve real-world business problems? Drop by for an information session on the KPMG Ideation Challenge, a unique event where you’ll work in teams to collaborate, learn and create client solutions leveraging business knowledge and data & analytics. For both Business and STEM students.
Our regular information sessions on the Concordia Student Exchange Program are the first step to studying abroad at one of our 174 partner schools in 39 countries worldwide, all the while earning credits that can go towards your degree back home! Drop in on our CSEP info session to find out more about this amazing opportunity.
Every Wednesday, all are welcome
Do you play a musical instrument that is now lying neglected in some corner or closet? Have you always wanted to make music with others? Bring your voice or instrument and come improvise with us!
Learn to design an authentic personal brand that accurately reflects you, and that can help you reach your professional and personal goals, this fun interactive two-part workshop is for you!
Learn about healthy eating, sleep, quitting smoking, stress management, mental health and more.
Concordia International will host an International Day on November 14th at the EV junction (the atrium space outside Room 2.785) from 11am to 2pm. Come learn about our different programs and meet with our staff members, past outgoing exchange students and current incoming exchange students. Come and discover Concordia’s Exchange partners, Faculty-led Programs and Short Term summer schools abroad.
The digital age poses new challenges for epistemology. Digital technologies have become central to how we form, revise, and maintain our beliefs. How should we approach this recent development as epistemologists? What is the epistemological significance of our increasing reliance on anonymous online sources, social media, personalized news feeds, and search engines? What does the widespread use of AI and opaque algorithms mean for our lives as knowers, testifiers, and reasoners? Do new epistemic responsibilities arise in the digital world? How can we, as epistemologists, contribute to making sense of these developments? These are some of the questions we’d like to discuss at this year’s annual meeting of the Canadian Epistemological Society.
The digital age poses new challenges for epistemology. Digital technologies have become central to how we form, revise, and maintain our beliefs. How should we approach this recent development as epistemologists? What is the epistemological significance of our increasing reliance on anonymous online sources, social media, personalized news feeds, and search engines? What does the widespread use of AI and opaque algorithms mean for our lives as knowers, testifiers, and reasoners? Do new epistemic responsibilities arise in the digital world? How can we, as epistemologists, contribute to making sense of these developments? These are some of the questions we’d like to discuss at this year’s annual meeting of the Canadian Epistemological Society.
Learn why and when you should cite sources correctly in order to avoid plagiarism. There are no excuses for committing this academic crime!
Environmentally benign reaction on biomass-derived furans as an emerging strategy for the synthesis of complex valued-added materials
This workshop will walk you through some valuable time management and study strategies designed to help you make the most of the next few weeks.
The 11th AGRE will showcase the latest research findings of JMSB’s Doctoral (PhD) and Master of Science (MSc) students. Participating students will present their work on posters mounted throughout the John Molson Building atrium. The event is special in that graduate students are not often provided with an opportunity to present their research to the academic and business communities, representatives of which will be on hand to act as judges. Judges select the best posters at both the MSc and PhD levels and winners receive cash prizes.
Do you play a musical instrument that is now lying neglected in some corner or closet? Have you always wanted to make music with others? Bring your voice or instrument and come improvise with us!
The digital age poses new challenges for epistemology. Digital technologies have become central to how we form, revise, and maintain our beliefs. How should we approach this recent development as epistemologists? What is the epistemological significance of our increasing reliance on anonymous online sources, social media, personalized news feeds, and search engines? What does the widespread use of AI and opaque algorithms mean for our lives as knowers, testifiers, and reasoners? Do new epistemic responsibilities arise in the digital world? How can we, as epistemologists, contribute to making sense of these developments? These are some of the questions we’d like to discuss at this year’s annual meeting of the Canadian Epistemological Society.
Multi-level production planning with raw-material perishability and inventory bounds
This workshop will walk you through some valuable time management and study strategies designed to help you make the most of the next few weeks.
Come and Explore the DARQ at our Accenture office in downtown Montreal on November 15th from 2:00 – 6:00 pm to explore different technology trends. RSVP for this event by November 12, 2019.
Emotions and Well-Being in Older Adulthood: Exploring the Roles of Age, Stress, and Motivational Processes
As part of the Winter Speaker series, the Department of Sociology and Anthropology presents Fred Evans. Free and open to everyone.
The digital age poses new challenges for epistemology. Digital technologies have become central to how we form, revise, and maintain our beliefs. How should we approach this recent development as epistemologists? What is the epistemological significance of our increasing reliance on anonymous online sources, social media, personalized news feeds, and search engines? What does the widespread use of AI and opaque algorithms mean for our lives as knowers, testifiers, and reasoners? Do new epistemic responsibilities arise in the digital world? How can we, as epistemologists, contribute to making sense of these developments? These are some of the questions we’d like to discuss at this year’s annual meeting of the Canadian Epistemological Society.
Sexually active women 21 and older should have a Pap test every 2 to 3 years. Many women are not up-to-date with this screening. NOT DROP-IN; BY APPOINTMENT ONLY - call x. 3565 to book your spot.
Two fellows of the Social Justice Centre, Arman Motaghi (PhD student in Business Administration) and Mostafa Henaway (PhD student in Geography, Planning and Environment), are presenting their current research projects.
Acuity-based Performance Evaluation and Tactical Capacity Planning in Primary Care
What will you do after you graduate from University? How can you get involved in projects that will make you come alive? How can you prepare yourself to live a meaningful life? This workshop invites you to brainstorm ideas for meaningful world-changing projects. The workshop will help you discover possibilities you had never before envisioned.
Learn about healthy eating, sleep, quitting smoking, stress management, mental health and more.
Learn how to highlight your strengths without coming across as pushy and boastful and how to get the most out of an interview by asking the right questions.
Every few weeks, we set up a pop-up event on campus. Look out for our couch and prize wheel! If you stop and spin, you win an awesome question to reflect on life’s bigger questions, your accomplishments and goals.
Machine Learning. Algorithms. Artificial Intelligence. These days, tech buzzwords abound. But what do they mean? How do they work? And, in what ways do these technologies influence our everyday life?
Think you can't get a real job with a degree in social sciences and humanities? Think again. Learn how to define your professional identity and how to market your soft and technical skills to get the career you want.
Think you can't get a real job with a degree in social sciences and humanities? Think again. Learn how to define your professional identity and how to market your soft and technical skills to get the career you want.
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Succeeding in an exam depends on how well you prepare for it as much as it depends on how well you perform on the actual exam. Learn tips on how to do better in your problem-solving exams. If the time of this workshop does not work with your schedule, you can also attend any of the “Writing Problem-Solving Exams” workshops.
the launch of Land as our Teacher, a new project led by Elizabeth Fast, Assistant Professor, Applied Human Sciences, that explores the impacts of land-based teachings for Indigenous youth, their families, Elders and Indigenous postsecondary students.
Seven speakers, seven minutes each — hear provocative talks on the changing landscape of media, technology, research, learning and more.
Are you interested in buying your own business, but aren’t sure where to start? This workshop will provide you with tools and strategies to find the business that is right for you.
Take advantage of the free LinkedIn photoshoot with one of Concordia’s professional photographers available exclusively to Concordia students.
Are you thinking about becoming a freelancer? In this dynamic and interactive workshop we will learn concrete tips and tricks, approaches and attitudes from the field to build your client base.
Attend our next John Molson Graduate Diploma/Certificate in Business Administration information session to get an insight into the overall learning experience. Meet graduates from the program and learn about all aspects of the John Molson GDBA/GCBA and how it is designed to add highly in-demand business skills to your skill set.
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