Join the executive research team from the Centre for Bee Ecology, Evolution and Conservation on World Bee Day as they discuss the most important pollinators on the planet.
Discover the diverse range of behaviours and ecologies of these experts’ favorite bees and what they are doing to better understand their evolution and health.
Presentation with Q&A
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This special edition of the Scholars’ Hub focuses on research across eight African countries to manage the pandemic and improve vaccination programs. Topics covered will include the science behind zoonotics, robotics, next-generation Artificial Intelligence, genome science and more. Presentation l Q&A
With Dr. James Orbinski, School of Health Policy & Management, Faculty of Health and Dr. Simon Frost, Professor of Pathogen Dynamics, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
There are four standard parts to a query letter, and messing up any of the four can reduce your chances of finding a publisher.
Optional component: an evaluation of your query letter.
There are now a lot of different ways to get a book published. Each one has advantages and disadvantages. For example, traditional publishing can take years but doesn't cost you anything, while self-publishing may involve costs but can get your book to the market really quickly.
There is a lot more to editing than just checking grammar and spelling. It can include everything from checking that you have historical facts correct to making your humour funnier. There's a standard sequence of editing steps, and understanding the steps will make revising your own writing go more smoothly.
Optional component: Participants will have the opportunity to have a brief review of a piece of their writing.
COVID-19 has brought greater awareness to the importance of food security, the benefits of gardening for mental health, as well a heightened enjoyment of eating fresh veggies just picked that day. Whether you’re a long time gardener or novice, our expert panel has some advice to prep you for success.
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As we approach one year in COVID-19 lockdown, this event features a panel of York faculty members who have been recognized with the Minister of Colleges and Universities Awards of Excellence for their commitment to guiding Ontario through the pandemic. Q&A to follow. All welcome! You do not have to be a student or alumni of York to attend.
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Join us for Family Literacy Day!
Second Tuesday of every month | 7:00 – 9:00 pm
April 13|Real Life / Brandon Taylor
May 11|The Picture of Dorian Gray / Oscar Wilde
June 8|The Skin We're In: A Year of Black Resistance and Power / Desmond Cole
July 13| Jonny Appleseed / Joshua Whitehead
A book discussion and social group for cis and trans, gay, bisexual and queer guys.
Second Tuesday of every month | 7:00 – 9:00 pm
April 13|Real Life / Brandon Taylor
May 11|The Picture of Dorian Gray / Oscar Wilde
June 8|The Skin We're In: A Year of Black Resistance and Power / Desmond Cole
July 13| Jonny Appleseed / Joshua Whitehead
A book discussion and social group for cis and trans, gay, bisexual and queer guys.
