Enjoy light refreshments and deep conversation with selected local PhD students.
Join the New Adult Advisory Board (NAAB) for an evening of TED Talk-style presentations from selected local PhD students. Explore ideas from a variety of disciplines, then stay for an idea mixer with light refreshments and engaging conversation.
List of presentations:
New Kindergarten Curriculum - Educators' Roles and Strategies in Supporting Early Language Development by Jianing Lv (she/her), Faculty of Education, Queen's University
Archiving on Our Own, or How Fanfiction is Preserving History by Kaileigh La Belle (she/they), Cultural Studies, Queen's University
If Asking for Help Were Simple, We'd All Do It: What Really Shapes Whether People Reach Out by Bukola Oladimeji (she/her), School of Nursing, Queen's University
Experimental Measurements of Rare Radioactive Decays by Nick Swidinsky (he/him), Department of Physics, Queen's University
Reading Land? Finding Meaning in Ecologies in Canada/Turtle Island by Denbeigh Whitmarsh (she/her), Department of English Literature and Creative Writing, Queen's University
An Ouroboros of a Moral Panic: The “Crisis of Masculinity” in the Nineteenth Century, Crisis Rhetoric, and Current Implications by W. Trent Atkinson (he/them), Cultural Studies, Queen's University
Drop-in. No registration required.
