Pulse Lab at McMaster University

SAVE THE DATE! Join us next week for Pulse Lab member and CSMA Assistant Professor Dr. Selina Mudavanhu's public lecture on digital storytelling, race, and African Ph.D. student experiences.

The lecture is on Tues, 4/4 from 2:30-3:30 PM in LRW 2001. See you there!

McMaster university announces funding for displaced faculty and students. Scholar (Visiting, post-doc) fund applications accepted all year. Grad/undergrad applicants must be first admitted to a program to access student at risk fund-- January 2023 entry possible- contact admissions for info. https://global.mcmaster.ca/forciblydisplaced/.
Also: scholars whose research addresses gender, technology, media, and/or social justice invited to contact me and/or Pulse Lab, to discuss possible research opportunities.
Supports for Forcibly Displaced Students, Scholars, and Researchers - McMaster Global
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Supports for Forcibly Displaced Students, Scholars, and Researchers - McMaster Global
In close collaboration and consultation with McMaster faculty, staff, students, alumni and community, McMaster University’s six Faculties and the Office of the Provost have launched two new funds to support forcibly displaced students, scholars, and researchers. [...]Read More...

Congratulations to the McMaster University Minding My Mobility Project (M3), on their new publication in the Canadian Journal on Aging/La R***e canadienne du vieillissement!

Special thanks to Mac Professors Marla Beauchamp and Brenda Vrkljan for their leadership of this manuscript.

To read the full abstract and article: https://bit.ly/2X7jl9Y