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Talk 1: "Visiting and the Art of Norval Morriseau" with Dr. Carmen Robertson, Professor at Carleton University
Talk 2: "Reflecting on Three Decades of My Art as an Ojibweinini" with Rob Spade, Assistant Professor at the Schulich School of Music
A light reception will follow.
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This workshop will give you the tools you need to get started and advance your research papers and projects. From identifying your research needs to producing a bibliography and everything in between, this workshop will help you take your skills to the next level. In this workshop you will learn about:
Learn how to use APA citation style to cite your sources. Got questions about a paper you are working on right now? Bring your questions to the workshop!
At the end of this workshop, you will be able to:
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View the beaded logo and fall for McGill University, specially created in Haudenosaunee beadwork by Niiostoserah Thompson of Small Feather Empire.
The display cases will be available in the main lobby of McLennan-Redpath Library complex during Indigenous Awareness Weeks.
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Join us for an afternoon of natural history, fall foraging, and a braiding activity on McGill’s downtown Campus.
From 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. visit McGill’s Rare Books and Special Collections for a tour through a selection of rare books from McGill’s Blacker Wood Natural history collection with curator Lauren Williams.
This workshop will give you the tools you need to get started and advance your research papers and projects. From identifying your research needs to producing a bibliography and everything in between, this workshop will help you take your skills to the next level. In this workshop you will learn about:
Learn how to use APA citation style to cite your sources. Got questions about a paper you are working on right now? Bring your questions to the workshop!
At the end of this workshop, you will be able to:
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We are each in charge of our own health and well-being and having the right information can help us stay healthy and recover when we are not well. The Internet is filled with health information, some trustworthy and evidence-based, and some designed to sell something or to misinform. Each year books are published that make big claims about health topics, some are based on evidence, and some are nothing more than one person’s opinion.
This lecture will provide some tips for how to find and evaluate health information.
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Join us for a tour of the historic Osler Library!
The Osler Library of the History of Medicine opened in 1929 to house the collection of rare medical and other books donated by Sir William Osler, the renowned physician and McGill graduate and professor. Today the collection has grown to over 100 000 works including older, rare materials as well as current books and periodicals about the history of the health sciences and related areas.
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The exhibit includes irreplaceable witnesses to the story of book history from its origins as clay tablets through the mass-produced nineteenth-century editions.
Writing systems and their scripts develop alongside innovations in materials that support the text, which in turn, influenced the resulting form of the book as object. As writing is a communication process of ideas, various intellectual movements will also impact form.
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To celebrate the 2024 Indigenous Awareness Weeks, McGill Visual Arts Collection presents an exhibition to highlight activities related to Indigenous Art on campus in three actions; BEAD, PAINT, CARVE. We invite to you see these Indigenous artworks first-hand in the McLennan Library Building and learn more about their production and our active research.
Learn how to use APA citation style to cite your sources. Got questions about a paper you are working on right now? Bring your questions to the workshop!
At the end of this workshop, you will be able to: