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We are excited to announce the revival of the CNS peer mentorship program! The goal of this program is to connect first-year students with upper-year students in the CNS, offering a resource for guidance, advice, and support. Mentor-mentee pairings will be based on responses to specific questions in the application, aiming for compatibility in fields of study and/or the skills mentors can offer versus those mentees wish to develop. To accommodate various schedules and needs, each mentor-mentee pair will choose their meeting frequency- be it weekly, bi-weekly, or as needed. Depending on interest levels, some mentors might be paired with multiple mentees. Also, recognizing the diverse experiences of students, we're opening mentor positions to first-year students who have prior research experience (like an honours undergraduate thesis) and feel they could provide guidance to their peers. Please find links to the application form below. The deadline to fill these out is Monday October 7th at 11:59pm. We look forward to resuming the program! Mentor application: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdQx3oo0zK7V440QLc-M-Cawzqdk8p5KWzq66h3GwhUvr3nyg/viewform Mentee application: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScBcqBpUgB8SbfkMwJy-WdLJ8QH82NHxTskWDVh0l6C_4r7og/viewform
Don't forget about these upcoming CGS-D & CGS-M (Canada Graduate Scholarship) deadlines! Deadlines differ for PhD vs. MSc students. Make sure to get yours in before time runs out!
Join this week's Seminar Series talk on Wednesday, October 2nd from 12-1pm as Dr. Wendy Craig discusses her career and life trajectory growing up in science! Link in our bio, or join us in person in Abramsky Hall.
Join us next week for the next talk in the Growing Up in Medicine series hosted by the School of Medicine, with Dr. J. Gordon Boyd, neurologist & intensivist @queensudom @kingston_hsc! Don't miss out! Zoom link: https://queensu.zoom.us/j/93127590188?pwd=IqbLb0zHYM9dMt7nYaCVoCQqg7axty.1 Meeting ID: 931 2759 0188 Passcode: 101012
Join the School of Medicine for a Growing Up in Medicine talk with Dr. Jane Philpott, Tuesday September 24, 2024 from 12-1pm on Zoom. Stay tuned for monthly talks in this brand new series! @QueensUHealth @QueensuDOM
Join the @queensu_cns Student Leadership Committee (SLC) for a meet & greet with coffee and snacks on September 26, 2024 1-2pm in Abramsky Hall 002. Get to know the SLC & outreach leads, share your ideas, and learn how to get involved! Everyone's welcome.

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Oct 23, 2024
12:00 - 1:30pm
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Preview Name Jennifer Rabin
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