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How many nominations are permitted per department? |
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We encourage a maximum of 2 nominations per department, per award. |
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How many nominations are permitted per student? |
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A student may be nominated for multiple awards; they will be selected for the one that best matches their student status. |
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For the Bronfman Paterson Top-Up awards, how many pages are required for the research outline, or in the case of renewals, the progress report? |
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The MISC recommends a maximum of 3 pages (single spaced, not including citations) for these documents. |
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May faculties outside of the Faculty of Arts nominate a student? |
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Yes, providing the emphasis of the students’ research is Canadian. |
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Are electronic versions of transcripts acceptable? |
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Yes, provided they come directly from the nominating department. Otherwise they should be followed up with originals in the mail and received by the deadline date. |
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Will feedback be provided to applicants? |
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No. Due to the large number of applications received, the McGill Institute for the Study of Canada will not be able to provide individual feedback on applications. |
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