Presented by the students of Sociology and Legal Studies
We are excited to announce that the first-ever Graduate Symposium in the area of Sociology and Legal Studies is happening on November 13th this Fall term!
What is the Graduate Symposium?
The Graduate Symposium is a forum for current graduate students to showcase their ongoing research. Masters and PhDs in Sociology & Legal studies will be presenting their work, taking questions from the audience, and seeking like-minded researchers from across the University of Waterloo who are as passionate about their research as we are. It is a great opportunity to connect with researchers in your field, get a sense of what Grad school is like, and be a part of a broader intellectual community at the University of Waterloo that bridges undergraduates, graduates, professors, and broader community members alike.
When
Friday, November 13th from 10:30 AM – 5 PM
Where
Hagey Hall 139
Who
Master's and PhD students in Sociology & Legal Studies
What
Conference-style presentations of ongoing research
Why should you attend & what does it entail?
If you are curious about class content, thinking about grad school, or want to meet and chat with future scholars in your areas of interest, this is the perfect avenue to do so.
There will be multiple sessions over the course of the day from 10:30 AM – 5 PM with varying themes and researchers. You can drop in and out of sessions of interest at your leisure and according to your schedule, graze on snacks and beverages, and say hello to the wonderful graduate students behind all this amazing work, as well as the faculty supervising and mentoring them.
Who else can attend?
- Undergraduate students from any faculty
- Professors from any faculty
- Family and friends of presenters