SPE Talks
Science Policy & Exchange is a Montreal based non-profit organization aiming to foster the student voice in evidence-based decision making and to bring together leading experts from academia, industry, and government to engage and inform students and the public on issues at…
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Volunteering and Career Development Series - An interview with Dr. Gavin Douglas (opens the original)
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This episode is part of a series called “Volunteering and Career Development” where we explore the perspectives of professionals who volunteered at SPE in the past. In the series, we learn about their careers, their experience volunteering for SPE, and how that volunteering experience influenced their career progression and professional development. In this episode we interview Dr. Gavin Douglas - Assistant Professor in Biology at the University of New Brunswick. We sincerely thank Dr. Douglas f
Volunteering and Career Development Series - An interview with Dr. Julia Messina-Pacheco (opens the original)
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This episode is part of a series called “Volunteering and Career Development” where we explore the perspectives of professionals who volunteered at SPE in the past. In the series, we learn about their careers, their experience volunteering for SPE, and how that volunteering experience influenced their career progression and professional development. In this episode we interview Dr. Julia Messina-Pacheco - Program Officer at NSERC. We sincerely thank Dr. Messina-Pacheco for this interview. This p
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