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Entering its eighth year, the National Integrative Research Conference is an annual Arts and Science conference. It attracts undergraduates and keynote speakers from universities across Canada and the US to McGill University in Montréal, QC to present their interdisciplinary research. This year's conference consists of oral and poster research presentations by students from McGill and other universities, keynotes, and a panel on Sustainability. To conclude proceedings the conference will have poster presentations and a wine and cheese in the evening for students to network with professors and speakers. Save the date: Friday, March 23. This year, the conference will be held at Carrefour Sherbrooke, and RVC.
The goal of our conference is to promote undergraduate research in interdisciplinary fields and provide a platform whereby students are able to present their own interdisciplinary work, engage in intellectual dialogue, and interact with other students and professors from Canada and the US. This conference will be an outstanding opportunity for all participants to be in an environment that fosters knowledge and creativity. We encourage students to transcend the conventional boundaries of art and science and pursue research in new and innovative ways.
Keynote
Interdisciplinary Research in Action
Presentation by the Centre of Interdisciplinary Research on Montreal
Student Oral Presenters
Student Poster Presenters
Carrefour
9:30 Registration
10:00 Opening Ceremony
10:30 Student Session 1
11:30 Keynote: Dr. Jacques Balayla
12:30 Lunch
13:30 Student Session 2
14:30 Interdisciplinary Research in Action: The Center for Interdisciplinary Research on Montreal
15:15 Recess
15:45 Student Session 3
16:30 Closing remarks
RVC
17:00 Poster presentations and Wine & Cheese
19:00 End
NiRC 2018 APPLICATIONS
Applications closed! We hope to hear from you in 2019!
Oral presentations are approximately 10 minutes long including a 5 minute Q&A. A projector and wireless presenter will be provided for the PowerPoint presentation. Presenters will be judged on their ability to deliver an engaging, logical, and coherent presentation that can be well understood by a lay audience.
During the poster session, the presenter is expected to be at their poster for the majority of the session. Attendees and judges will be encouraged to mix and mingle. Presenters will be judged on their abilities to deliver a captivating and comprehensive presentation, as well as their ability to answer questions.
Poster dimensions must not exceed 75” W by 40” H (190 cm x 101 cm).
We'd love to hear from you!
If you would like to sponsor this interdisciplinary initiative, we'd love to get in touch with you! Please email us at nirc.sponsorship@gmail.com.