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Thesis and Journal Seminar

In the "Journal Club" and "Research Seminars" course, each fellow makes at least two presentations per year, one about a journal article and one about their research. Details are provided in the course outline.

The course provides a structured forum for presenting and discussing research initiatives at all stages: design, execution, analysis, interpretation, and dissemination. It is attended by Bridge fellows (masters and doctoral students, post-docs, and practitioners), faculty committee members, and other Bridge faculty members.

The course is taken concurrently by masters and doctoral students, with the following differences. Attendance is mandatory:

Course Number

Credits

Grading

Duration

BRDG 500 - Masters students

1.5

Pass/Fail

1 hr/week, 2 academic terms

BRDG 600 - Doctoral students

3

Pass/Fail

1 hr/week, 4 academic terms

Schedule, Fall 2012

Location: SPPH 308B
Time: Wednesdays, 2:45 - 3:45 pm
Course Leader: Larry Frank

Link to WebCT Vista
(For posting and discussing the journal articles and research presentations)


Date Presenter Session Type
September 5 (12:30 - 1:30 pm) Michael Brauer Orientation (Room 491)
September 12

Library Orientation Session (10 am-12pm)

 

Larry Frank

Sharon Stevens (Woodward Library)

 

Linking research with policy

September 19 Emily Rugel Evidence based decision making - research as a collaborative effort - Journal article review
September 26 Amy Hall Transportation and land use policy: your health and where you live - Journal article review
October 3 Sarah Partanen Journal article review
October 10 Gabriela de la Paz Journal article review
October 17 Alicia Lavalle Research Presentation
October 24 Larry Frank/All  Study Design Methodologies
October 31 Jason Curran Research Presentation
November 7 Rodney Knight Research Presentation
November 14 Ther Aung Research Presentation
November 21

Larry Frank/All

Research Methods: Qualitative versus Quantitative and Experimental design
November 28

BRDG 501/601 - External Review

1 - 2:30 pm - (Rm 491)

 
Mid-term evaluation of courses and program

2:45 - 4pm - (Rm 308B)

External Review Panel

 

 

George Astrakianakis

Schedule, Winter 2013

Location: SPPH 308B
Time: Wednesdays, 2:45 - 3:45 pm
Course Leader: Gunilla Oberg

Link to WebCT Vista
(For posting and discussing the journal articles and research presentations)

Date

Presenter

Session Type

January 2

Gunilla Oberg Orientation

January 9

Kathryn Harrison Ethical considerations of the Canadian Climate Policy

January 16

Karen Bartlett Behavioural Research Ethics Board - Evaluation of ethics applications

January 23

Jason Curran Journal Article

January 30

Rod Knight

Alicia Lavalle 

Journal Article

February 6

Ther Aung Journal Article
February 13 Gunilla Oberg Interdisciplinary Environmental Studies

February 20

Reading Break

February 27

Kirsten Bell Research Ethics - Vulnerable Populations

March 6

Sarah Partanen Research Presentation

March 13

Emily Rugel Research Presentation

March 20

Peter Danielson Interface of Ethics and Emerging Technology

March 27

Last day of BRDG500/600

Amy Hall Research Presentation

April 3

Last day of Bridge classes

BRDG 501/601 - External Review
1 - 3:15 pm (Rm 491)
  
End of term evaluation of courses and program (Rm 308B) - 3:30 pm onward

External Review Panel

 

 

David Patrick

 


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