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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/student-teaching-excellence-committee/events/decol
 onizing-research-methodologies-sustainability
SUMMARY:Decolonizing Research Methodologies for Sustainability
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Environment invites you to attend a special Spea
 kers\nSeries on DECOLONIZING RESEARCH METHODOLOGIES FOR SUSTAINABILITY.
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/student-teaching-excellence-committee/events/decol
 onizing-qualitative-methodologies
SUMMARY:Decolonizing Qualitative Methodologies
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Environment invites you to attend a special Spea
 kers\nSeries on DECOLONIZING METHODOLOGIES FOR RESPECTFUL SUSTAINABILITY\
 nRESEARCH. 
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/student-teaching-excellence-committee/events/speak
 ers-series-decolonizing-methodologies-sustainability
SUMMARY:Speakers Series: Decolonizing Methodologies for Sustainability\nRes
 earch
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Environment invites you to attend a special Spea
 kers\nSeries on DECOLONIZING METHODOLOGIES FOR RESPECTFUL SUSTAINABILITY\n
 RESEARCH this fall.\n\nSessions will take place during the last week of ea
 ch month. The first\nsession\, featuring Dr. Ranjan Datta from Mount Royal
  University\nCalgary\, is on SEPT 29 FROM 12- 1:30 PM. \n\nRegister here!\
 n[https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/speaker-series-decolonizing-methodologies-fo
 r-respectful-research-tickets-170011630363]\n\nSpeakers will share their u
 nique approaches to decolonizing research\,\nand how they conduct research
  that is inclusive\, mindful of local\ncultural practices and sensitive to
  diverse research contexts. Among\nparticipants\, we will collectively exp
 lore the meaning of\ndecolonization as it pertains to sustainability resea
 rch\; to re-think\nour approach to and purpose of research\; and to explor
 e ways to design\nand conduct Respectful Research.\n\nThis speaker series 
 is organized as part of a student-led initiative\nand sponsored by STEC.\n
 \nABOUT DR. RANJAN DATTA\n\nDr. Ranjan Datta\, Canada Research Chair- II i
 n Community Disaster\nResearch at Indigenous Studies\, at Mount Royal Univ
 ersity\, Calgary.\nRanjan’s research interests include advocating for co
 mmunity-led\ndisaster research\, decolonizing environmental sustainability
  research\,\nenvironmental justice\, responsibilities for decolonization\,
 \nanti-racist perspectives in climate change\, and cross-cultural\ncommuni
 ty empowerment. He has a total of 40 peer-reviewed publications\non commun
 ity-led environmental sustainability issues\; has recently\npublished a bo
 ok Indigenous Perspectives on Land-Water Management and\nSustainability (R
 outledge)\; and has edited two books\, Reconciliation\nin Practice: A Cros
 s-cultural Perspectives (Fernwood Publishing) and\nIndigenous Reconciliati
 on and Decolonization: Responsibility\, Social\nJustice and Community Enga
 gement (London: Routledge).
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/student-teaching-excellence-committee/events/respe
 ctful-research-reflection-upon-identities-positionality
SUMMARY:Respectful Research: A reflection upon identities\, positionality\,
  and\npower
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:STEC inivtes you to attend a three-part workshop series on Resp
 ectful\nResearch. Together we will critically reflect on our identities\,\
 npositionality\, and power\, and their implications for the way we\nconduc
 t research.\n\n \n DATE & TIME\n\nPart 1 - Becoming: Identifying sources
  of power and privilege\n March 10\, 2021\; 2:00 – 4:00 pm EST\n\nPart 2
  - Unlearning: Decolonising the research process\n March 17\, 2021\; 2:00 
 – 4:00 pm EST\n\nPart 3 -  Relearning: Bringing “other” voices and\
 nepistemologies into the centre of research process\n March 24\, 2021\; 2:
 00 – 4:00 pm EST\n\nEnrolment in the series is open to a limited number 
 of graduate\nstudents on a first-come-first-served basis. Please register 
 on\nEventbrite\n[https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/respectful-research-a-reflect
 ion-upon-identities-positionality-and-power-tickets-142895677819].\nThis o
 ne-time registration is valid for all three parts of the series.
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/student-teaching-excellence-committee/events/survi
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SUMMARY:Surviving Comps: Tips and Strategies
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Join students from across the Faculty of Environment\, to learn
  their\ntips and strategies for preparing for the PhD comprehensive exam!
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/student-teaching-excellence-committee/events/schol
 arship-application-strategies-0
SUMMARY:Scholarship Application Strategies
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:PANEL DISCUSSION WITH AWARD HOLDERS (VIA WEBEX)\n\nFind out eve
 rything you've ever wanted to know about applying for\nscholarships\, thro
 ugh a lively and informative virtual panel\ndiscussion! Panelists are fell
 ow ENV grads who hold scholarships from\nSSHRC\, NSERC\, OGS\, Vanier and 
 Trudeau\, who will provide you with\nadvice and strategies on how to best 
 position yourself when applying\nfor funding.\n\nSubmit questions for the 
 Q&A session with panelists to:\nenv-stec@uwaterloo.ca\n\nRegister here\n[h
 ttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/scholarship-application-strategies-tickets-118
 113188727]!
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/student-teaching-excellence-committee/events/resea
 rch-methods-environment-no-alternative-facts-allowed
LOCATION:EV3 - Environment 3 Room 3412 200 University Avenue West Waterloo 
 ON N2L 3G1 Canada
SUMMARY:Research Methods in the Environment: No Alternative Facts Allowed
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Developing a reliable and compelling research agenda can be a t
 ricky\npath. With a confounding array of research methods available to\nbu
 dding researchers\, how can we best decide the research approach that\nwil
 l ensure a productive investigative journey?\n\nJoin us for a late lunch/e
 arly supper panel lecture and discussion\nwith academic gurus from across 
 the Faculty of Environment! Brad Fedy\nof SERS\, Pierre Filion from the Sc
 hool of Planning\, and GEM faculty\nSteffanie Scott and Nancy Worth will d
 escribe innovative research\ndirections\, identify methodological and subj
 ect matter synergies\nbetween departments\, and offer insight into how you
  might develop your\nown fruitful\, authoritative research process within 
 Waterloo's Faculty\nof Environment.\n\n_Sandwiches and drinks provided by 
 the Bread Baron\, Kitchener_\n\nRegister Here\n[https://www.eventbrite.ca/
 e/research-methods-in-the-environment-no-alternative-facts-allowed-tickets
 -32274117755]\n\nTwitter: #envstec
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/student-teaching-excellence-committee/events/mento
 rship-kickoff-event-2017
SUMMARY:Mentorship Kickoff Event 2017
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:STEC MENTORSHIP KICKOFF EVENT!\n\nThis meeting is to establish 
 expectations\, resources\, and guidelines\n[/studhttps://uwaterloo.ca/stud
 ent-teaching-excellence-committee/sites/ca.student-teaching-excellence-com
 mittee/files/uploads/files/mentorship_guideline_2017.pdf]\nfor mentors\, a
 nd an introduction to the objectives and mission of\nSTEC. Following the p
 resentation\, mentors and mentees will have time\nto connect and socialise
  with each other and outline what each party\nhopes to accomplish from par
 ticipating in the program. STEC members\nwill be here to help facilitate t
 his and to answer any questions\nparticipants may have.\n\nPlease register
  at Eventbrite\n[https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/graduate-student-mentorship-i
 nitiative-tickets-37390411728]\nby September 15th\, 2017.\n\n mentorship_g
 uideline_tool_kit.pdf\n[/student-teaching-excellence-committee/sites/defau
 lt/files/uploads/documents/mentorship_guideline_tool_kit.pdf]
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/student-teaching-excellence-committee/events/schol
 arship-application-strategies
LOCATION:EV3 - Environment 3 Room 3412 200 University Avenue West Waterloo 
 ON N2L 3G1 Canada
SUMMARY:Scholarship Application Strategies
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a lunch time talk in EV3-3412 with Faculty of Envir
 onment\naward winners who are going to share their experience! Including\n
 tricks\, tools\, and discussion.\n\nPlease register by September 12\, 2017
  at Eventbrite\n[https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/scholarship-application-strat
 egies-tickets-37398507944]\nto ensure a meal is ordered for you!
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/student-teaching-excellence-committee/events/grad-
 student-panel-tips-writing-effective-scholarship
LOCATION:EV3 - Environment 3 Room 3408 200 University Avenue West Waterloo 
 ON N2L 3G1 Canada
SUMMARY:Grad Student Panel: Tips for Writing Effective Scholarship\nApplica
 tions
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:SHOW ME THE MONEY!\n\nSTEC (the Student Teaching Excellence Com
 mittee) is excited to invite\nyou to join us this for an afternoon coffee 
 and conversation with\nFaculty of Environment SSHRC\, Vanier\, and other g
 rad student award\nrecipients. Students from departments across the Facult
 y will share\ntheir thoughts and perspectives on what to include in a winn
 ing\napplication.\n\nPanelists will be happy to answer questions from audi
 ence members\nworking on their own applications. Bring your questions and 
 an\nappetite for cookies!
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