Local Seminar Series
Several departments and research institutes on campus sponsor events of interest to HPME students. Links and brief notes are provided below.
Health Law and Policy Seminar Series
Date: Every second Thursday
Time: 1200-1400h
Place: Falconer Building, Solarium
Website: http://www.law.utoronto.ca/healthlaw/
The Health Law and Policy Seminar Series includes guest speakers to the Faculty of Law. It is open to all interested students and faculty and can also be taken for credit by graduate students. A complimentary light lunch is served. The contact person for the e-notification list is Nadia Gulezko, n.gulezko@utoronto.ca.
Comparative Program on Health and Society Series
Date: See website for details
Time: See website for details
Place: Munk Centre for International Studies, Rm. 208N/108N
Website: http://www.utoronto.ca/cphs/
The Comparative Program on Health and Society Seminar Series is an opportunity for Lupina Fellows to present their research throughout the year. The contact person for the e-notification list is Dr. Joshua Goldstein, cphs.munk@utoronto.ca.
Health Care, Technology, and Place Seminar Series
Date: See website for details
Time: See website for details
Place: Faculty of Nursing, Cody Hall (50 St. George Street)
Website: http://www.hctp.utoronto.ca/Welcome.asp
The HCTP seminars are a forum for HCTP Faculty and Fellows to receive constructive feedback on research-in-progress from an attentive, expert audience. Following a speaker presentation, two discussants specifically selected for their orthogonally related research expertise, respond to presenter's work. The discussants highlight alternative but complementary approaches to data collection, interpretation, and/or theory development.
Knowledge Translation Rounds
Date: Monthly on Mondays
Time: 1200-1300h
Place: Rehabilitation Sciences (500 University Ave), Rm. 150
Website: http://www.ktp.utoronto.ca/
Knowledge Translation Rounds (KTP Rounds) are generally held every second Monday of the month. Rounds are open to all that are interested. Registration is not required.
Interprofessional Education Seminars
Date: See website for details
Time: See website for details
Place: See website for details
Website: http://ipe.utoronto.ca/index.html
The Council of Health Science and Social Work Deans at the University of Toronto sponsors the Interprofessional Education (IPE) initiative, based on learning from, about, and with other health care professionals and the development of collaborative practice skills. IPE at the U of T sponsors a series of events open to students from all healthcare disciplines throughout the year. Please check the IPE website for location changes and specific details of events.
Graduate Department of Pharmacy Series
Date: See website for details
Time: See website for details
Place: See website for details
Website: http://www.utoronto.ca/pharmacy/
The Graduate Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences presents a seminar series featuring scientists from across Canada and around the world, with occasional seminars by U of T faculty and surrounding Hospitals/Institutes.
Joint Centre for Bioethics Seminar Series
Date: Wednesdays
Time: 1600-1700h
Place: Great Hall, 88 College Street
Website: http://www.utoronto.ca/jcb/home/main.htm
The Joint Centre for Bioethics sponsors a bioethics weekly seminar held through the academic Fall-Winter terms, September through April. Please consult the website for updates and other JCB events.
Institute for Life Course and Aging Seminar Series
Date: See website for details
Time: 1200-1330h
Place: Field’s Building, 222 College Street, Main Floor
Website:
http://www.utoronto.ca/lifecourse/
The Institute for Human Development, Life Course, and Aging has a mandate to carry out research into the process of human development, life course and aging, population aging, and the aged, in the social, psychological and health sciences. The Institute hosts a noon hour seminar, held weekly, as well as the annual Abernethy Lecture. All are welcome and the events are free.
Life Sciences Career Development Series
Date: See website for details
Time: See website for details
Place: Faculty of Medicine, Medical Sciences Building
Website: http://www.lscds.ca
The Life Sciences Career Development Series (LSCDS) is a student-run initiative at U of T, supported by the Faculty of Medicine and the School of Graduate Studies. LSCDS hosts a monthly seminar series, an annual conference, and other special events to highlight the various career paths that can stem from a life sciences graduate degree. Visit the LSCDS website for more information and event registration.
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If you or your research centre holds a seminar series that you would like to have added to this list, please write to gsu.hpme@utoronto.ca. We welcome your comments and suggestions.
