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Leadership, Transformational Services, and Dreams for the Future of Indigenous Studies at Queen's

Leadership, Transformational Services, and Dreams for the Future of Indigenous Studies at Queen's

When:
Wednesday, March 13, 2024
9:30 AM – 11:00 AM
Where:
Kingston Hall
Room: 213
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Description:

Rising to the Calls to Action of the TRC and the Calls for Justice of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls that relate to education is a challenging but crucial element in contemporary post-secondary pedagogy. Blending Indigenous Ways of Knowing into the dominant Western paradigm of University-level courses is frequently a struggle, particularly when most learners in the classroom have had limited exposure to Indigenous Knowledges and Perspectives at elementary and secondary school levels. On the understanding that the process of reconciliation is one that is fundamentally grounded in (re-)building relationships, during our short time together the emphasis will be placed on ethical relationality and getting to know one another.

During this talk, Dr. Danielle Lussier will also share stories of her experience as an academic change leader, current endeavours related to post-secondary program building and curricular development, and her dreams for the future of robust and vibrant Indigenous Studies programs at Queen’s.

Contact:
Barbra Lalonde
bb13@queensu.ca
77210
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ATTN First-Year Students: History Info Night with Pizza!

ATTN First-Year Students: History Info Night with Pizza!

When:
Wednesday, March 20, 2024
5:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Where:
Mitchell Hall
Room: DDQIC Rose Event Commons
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Description:

Are you curious about the History program and how to declare a History degree?

Are you wondering:

  • What do I need to be accepted to a History Major, Joint Honours, or Minor?
  • What can I do with a History degree?
  • What is a seminar?
  • What kind of internship opportunities are available to History students?
  • Can I pursue independent research (undergrad thesis)? 

Join us for our History Info Night on Wednesday March 20 at 5:30 in the DDQIC Rose Events Commons in Mitchell Hall! You will have a chance to meet your future instructors and chat with current History students to learn about their experiences as History Majors and Joint Honours students. Prof. Rosanne Currarino, Undergraduate Chair, will provide an overview of the History program and you will also get an exclusive preview of some of the second-year core seminars being offered next year!

All first-year students are welcome!

Please register below by March 19 so we can plan pizza quantities and note any dietary restrictions. 

If you have any questions about the event, please email Alex at hist.undergrad@queensu.ca. To stay up to date on news and events from the History Department, be sure to follow us on Instagram @queensuhistory.

Cost:
FREE
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School of Policy Studies Info Session

School of Policy Studies Info Session

When:
Tuesday, March 19, 2024
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM
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Description:

Looking to start your career as a leader? Learn more and apply to our one-year Master of Public Administration program. It’s your bridge to a career in public policy and administration, offering you outstanding faculty, opportunities for collaboration and teamwork, study tours, and co-op opportunities to help you transition into the workforce. We will prepare you for entry-level leadership roles in public policy and service - our grads gain positions in government, hospitals, community organizations, and consulting firms across Canada. 
 
Register now to learn more in our online Info Session on Tuesday, March 19 at 5 pm, which will be followed by a drop-in session for those who can make it to campus at 6 pm in Robert Sutherland Hall Room 334. 

Contact:
Samantha Martin
sps.comms@queensu.ca
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McArthur Lecture: Jennifer Botterill

McArthur Lecture: Jennifer Botterill

When:
Tuesday, April 2, 2024
5:00 PM – 6:30 PM
Where:
Duncan McArthur Hall
Room: Auditorium (B101)
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Description:

The Faculty of Education is pleased to invite you to a lecture by three-time Olympic gold medalist and NHL analyst Jennifer Botterill sharing her experience as a student-athlete and her remarkable career.

This event is free and open to the public. Doors open at 4:45 pm.

Contact:
Faculty of Education Communications
educcomm@queensu.ca
Cost:
Free
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Synergies between Connected Minds and HSPRI w/ Dr. Gunnar Blohm

Synergies between Connected Minds and HSPRI w/ Dr. Gunnar Blohm

When:
Friday, March 22, 2024
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
Where:
Virtual Seminar
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Synergies between Connected Minds and HSPRI
Presented by: Dr. Gunnar Blohm
Friday, March 22 @ 12PM EST
Virtual Seminar

Dr. Blohm’s research interests lie in the 3D properties of sensorimotor control and their role in the interaction of different motor systems. His research focuses on the human experience related to 3D space and what computations does the brain perform to purposefully act upon our environment? 

Dr. Blohm’s focus is on three subtopics: eye-hand coordination; saccade/ smooth pursuit eye movements; and the construction of 3D models of space for perception and action. Dr. Blohm uses computational modeling techniques, behavioral experiments, as well as brain imaging, brain stimulation and studies of patients.  

About Connected Minds: New technologies are revolutionizing society, creating a 'techno-social collective' where humans and intelligent technologies are deeply interconnected. While such advances present exciting opportunities, they also present significant risks, especially for vulnerable and/or marginalized populations. The Connected Minds Program –supported by the Canada Research Excellence Fund, York and Queens’ Universities, and our many partners from multiple sectors—envisions a world where breakthroughs in technology promote social health and justice for all, with special focus on Indigenous Peoples in Canada.

For further details, see: https://www.yorku.ca/research/connected-minds/. 

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Healthy People, Healthy Planet Speaker Series: What’s missing from medicine - the lifestyle medicine solution

Healthy People, Healthy Planet Speaker Series: What’s missing from medicine - the lifestyle medicine solution

When:
Monday, April 29, 2024
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
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Description:

Healthy People, Healthy Planet Speaker Series: Changing the Paradigm

What’s missing from medicine: The lifestyle medicine solution

Speaker: Dr. Saray Stancic is triple board certified in Internal Medicine, Infectious Diseases, and Lifestyle Medicine. For the past 20 years, Dr. Stancic has worked to promote the power of preventive/ lifestyle medicine on a global scale and bring needed change to how we train physicians. 

Learning objectives:

  1. Discuss the origins of scientific evidence supporting diet and lifestyle choices influencing the incidence of multiple sclerosis
  2. Describe the science of epigenetics, and its possible role in chronic disease outcomes
  3. Understand the concepts of pathogenesis and salutogenesis in the current medical education model

The Healthy People, Healthy Planet Speaker Series has been certified for up to 6 CFPC Group Learning credits and 6 Royal College Section 1- Group Learning hours. It provides a Queen’s University certificate of completion for up to 6 hours of professional learning for health professionals.

Contact:
Patricia Fletcher
patricia.fletcher@queensu.ca
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n/a
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ONLINE: Healthy People, Healthy Planet Speaker Series: A unifying theory of Lifestyle Medicine

ONLINE: Healthy People, Healthy Planet Speaker Series: A unifying theory of Lifestyle Medicine

When:
Thursday, April 25, 2024
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
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Description:

Healthy People, Healthy Planet Speaker Series: Changing the Paradigm

A unifying theory of Lifestyle Medicine

Speaker: Dr. Dean Ornish is the founder and president of the non-profit Preventive Medicine Research Institute and Clinical Professor of Medicine at UCSF and Clinical Professor of Medicine at UCSD. For over 45 years, he has directed clinical research demonstrating, for the first time, that comprehensive lifestyle changes may begin to reverse even severe coronary heart disease, without drugs or surgery. 

Learning objectives:

  1. Describe and understand the biological mechanisms common to many chronic diseases
  2. Describe and understand how diet and lifestyle choices affect each of these biological mechanisms—for better and for worse
  3. Understand the hypothesis of why these lifestyle changes may stop or reverse the progression of early-stage Alzheimer’s disease and the randomized, controlled clinical trial in progress to test this hypothesis

The Healthy People, Healthy Planet Speaker Series has been certified for up to 6 CFPC Group Learning credits and 6 Royal College Section 1- Group Learning hours. It provides a Queen’s University certificate of completion for up to 6 hours of professional learning for health professionals.

Contact:
Patricia Fletcher
patricia.fletcher@queensu.ca
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n/a
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ONLINE: HealthyPeople, HealthyPlanet: Animal agriculture and global impact on environment, food security, social justice

ONLINE: HealthyPeople, HealthyPlanet: Animal agriculture and global impact on environment, food security, social justice

When:
Monday, April 22, 2024
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
Where:
Description:

Healthy People, Healthy Planet Speaker Series: Changing the Paradigm

Animal agriculture and the global impact on environment, food security, and social justice

Speaker: Dr. Tushar Mehta completed medical school and residency at the University of Toronto.  Currently, he practices Emergency Medicine in Brampton, ON and participates in international health projects. 

Learning objectives:

  1. Understand the mechanisms by which animal products have a higher ecological impact than high quality plant protein foods
  2. Identify parameters of global ecology that are predominantly impacted by animal agriculture
  3. Describe how food security is impacted by animal agriculture
  4. Discuss the adequacy of plant protein in human nutrition
  5. Describe the pandemic and infectious disease implications of animal agriculture
  6. Review common misinformation tactics used by animal agriculture industry

The Healthy People, Healthy Planet Speaker Series has been certified for up to 6 CFPC Group Learning credits and 6 Royal College Section 1 - Group Learning hours. It provides a Queen’s University certificate of completion for up to 6 hours of professional learning for health professionals.

Contact:
Patricia Fletcher
patricia.fletcher@queensu.ca
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ONLINE: Healthy People, Healthy Planet Series: What if it came in a pill? Physical activity as a chronic disease ‘cure’

ONLINE: Healthy People, Healthy Planet Series: What if it came in a pill? Physical activity as a chronic disease ‘cure’

When:
Wednesday, April 17, 2024
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
Where:
Description:

Healthy People, Healthy Planet Speaker Series: Changing the Paradigm

What if it came in a pill? Physical activity as a chronic disease ‘cure’ for the 21st century

Speaker: Dr. Stuart Phillips is a Distinguished University Professor in the Department of Kinesiology and a member of the School of Medicine at McMaster University. He is a Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Skeletal Muscle Health. 

 Learning objectives:

  1. Appreciate the health benefits of exercise
  2. Gain insight into why aerobic exercise and resistance training (weightlifting) are equally important for health
  3. Understand the difference between physical activity and exercise
  4. Learn why exercise is the premier means of maintaining health as we age

The Healthy People, Healthy Planet Speaker Series has been certified for up to 6 CFPC Group Learning credits and 6 Royal College Section 1 - Group Learning hours. It provides a Queen’s University certificate of completion for up to 6 hours of professional learning for health professionals.

Contact:
Patricia Fletcher
patricia.fletcher@queensu.ca
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ONLINE: Healthy People, Healthy Planet Speaker Series: A primer on sleep for healthcare professionals

ONLINE: Healthy People, Healthy Planet Speaker Series: A primer on sleep for healthcare professionals

When:
Thursday, April 11, 2024
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Where:
Description:

Healthy People, Healthy Planet Speaker Series

A primer on sleep for healthcare professionals: A lifestyle medicine approach

Speaker: Param Dedhia, MD, is a curious internal medicine doctor and passionate integrative medicine practitioner. As a sought-after speaker and physician, he translates medical science into our everyday lives. 

Learning Objectives:

  1. Identify the components of healthy sleep
  2. Discuss the physiological & psychological role of sleep
  3. Explain the bidirectional connection between sleep & health
  4. Identify the most common sleep disorders & treatment
  5. Review approaches for sleep for the healthcare professional (on-call and shift work) and young families
  6. Describe the keys to optimal sleep

This lecture is part of an online series of 6 lectures has been certified for up to 6 CFPC Group Learning credits and 6 Royal College Section 1- Group Learning hours, 1 credit/lecture. It provides a Queen’s University certificate of completion for up to 6 hours of professional learning for health professionals.

Contact:
Patricia Fletcher
patricia.fletcher@queensu.ca
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n/a
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