Reminder: Wine and Cheese Tonight

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Geography Wine and Cheese

What : Our annual wine and cheese, a chance to mingle with your colleagues and professors, and enjoy some beverages and snacks. Hope to see you there!
When : TONIGHT! Friday, November 30th - starting at 6pm
Where : Arts Building, Room 160 (Council Room)

As with most MUGS events, dress to impress.

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Wine and Cheese on Friday, MSURJ, Undergraduate Research Meeting, Smithsonian Research Training Program

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Geography Wine and Cheese

What : Our annual wine and cheese, a chance to mingle with your colleagues and professors, and enjoy some beverages and snacks. Hope to see you there!
When : Friday, November 30th - starting at 6pm
Where : Arts Building, Room 160 (Council Room)

As with most MUGS events, dress to impress.

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Get published! Submit for mSURJ!


Now in its third year of publication, the McGill Science Undergraduate
Research Journal is currently accepting submissions.  Deadline:
January 2nd, 2007

 mSURJ is a student-run initiative publishing research articles,
reviews, and interest pieces. It provides undergraduate student
research with a unique opportunity to be published. We select articles
on a competitive, peer-review basis. As such, mSURJ is an experience
in science communication that serves as a training ground for writing
academic articles.

 For more information: http://msurj.mcgill.ca.

 the mSURJ Committee.

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Science undergrads: Why and how to get involved in research


This information session for Science undergraduates starts with a
presentation of different strategies you can employ to get involved in
undergraduate research. Afterwards, professors will tell what they
look for in undergraduates, and students with research experience will
give you the advice you need.

WHEN:  Wed., November 28, 2007, 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM
WHERE: Rutherford Physics Building (3600 University Street), Rm 112

MORE INFORMATION:
Victor Chisholm, victor.chisholm@mcgill.ca
Undergraduate Research Officer
Dawson Hall, Room 211
Web: http://www.mcgill.ca/science/ours/how/
Tel: 514-398-5964

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Smithsonian Research Training Program
26 May 2008 - 1 August 2008
Application Deadline: 1 February 2008

The Research Training Program is a museum-based, in-residence program
exclusively for currently enrolled, English proficient, college-level
undergraduate students interested in a career in the biological,
geological or anthropological sciences. Through a competitive review
process approximately 20 outstanding students from around the world
are selected each year to participate. Students partner with a
Smithsonian scientist to investigate a natural history research topic
as well as participate in a series of lectures, workshops,
demonstrations, behind-the-scenes tours, and field trips that focused
on exploring natural history science and developing the skills
necessary to become effective researchers. Students, in collaboration
with their Smithsonian research advisor, develop and test a scientific
hypothesis and communicate the results through written manuscripts
plus oral and poster presentations. Research is conducted in-residence
at the Smithsonian's National Museum o f Natural History in
Washington, DC utilizing the vast research facilities and collection
of the Museum including 126 million natural history specimens.

Participants are provided stipend ($3,000), plus housing and travel.
Detailed information and application materials are available
electronically at: http://www.nmnh.si.edu/rtp/ For more information
contact:

Mary Sangrey
Director, Research Training Program
Head, Office of Academic Services

phone: 202-633-4548
fax: 202-786-0153
e-mail: sangreym@si.edu
web: http://www.nmnh.si.edu/rtp/ and
http://www.nmnh.si.edu/rtp/other_opps/

Mail to:
10th Street & Constitution Avenue, NW
P.O. Box 37012
MRC 106 NHB, Room 59A
National Museum of Natural History
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D.C. 20013-7012

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Wine & Cheese, Prof Meet and Greet, Geography Travel Mugs, 11th Hour Screening, Science Internship Events

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Geography Wine and Cheese is fast approaching ...
     The annual Geography Wine and Cheese will be held on Friday, November 30th. It will be held in the main meeting room of the Arts Building (more details to follow). Everyone can look forward to an enjoyable night with colleagues and professors. Save the date!

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Meet and Greet with the Prospective New Remote Sensing Profs

    The department of Geography is hiring a new prof with a specialization in remote sensing. There are opportunities for Geography undergrads to meet these profs during their visits. At 3:30 in the MUGS lounge on the following dates, there will be an informal meet and greet session:

  • Mon. Nov. 26: Genevieve Patenaude
  • Wed. Nov. 28: David Potere
  • Mon. Dec. 3: Alex Koltunov
  • Thurs. Dec. 6: Rob Braswell
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Geography Travel Mugs are coming!

     In lieu of clothing this year, MUGS will be selling sturdy aluminum travel mugs with the McGill Geography logo printed on them - perfect for your morning coffee, or as a gift idea. The mugs will cost $12 each, and more details on when/where they will be sold will be sent around soon.

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11th Hour Screening

  11th Hour, the Leonardo DiCaprio movie on global warming, is being screened on Thursday in Leacock 132. For more information (if you're on the Facebook), follow the link: http://mcgill.facebook.com/event.php?eid=5529179181

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How to get involved in research

 This information session for undergraduate science students starts with a presentation of different strategies you can employ to get involved in undergraduate research. Afterwards, you'll have a chance to ask questions of a panel of students and professors.
 
 WHEN: Tue., November 20, 2007, 4:30 PM
 WHERE: Leacock Building, Rm 110
 
 MORE INFORMATION:
 Victor Chisholm, victor.chisholm@mcgill.ca Undergraduate Research Officer Dawson Hall, Room 211
 Web: http://www.mcgill.ca/science/ours/how/
 Tel: 514-398-5964 
 
 Faculty of Science internship workshops
 
 What is an internship?
 Why do an internship?
 How do I qualify?
 What is an IP?
 Come to this information session to find out all the answers.
 
 WHEN: Thu., November 15, 2007, 12 PM to 1 PM
 WHERE: Leacock Building, Rm 26
 
 WHEN: Fri., November 16, 2007, 12 PM to 1 PM
 WHERE: Leacock Building, Rm 109
 
 WHEN: Mon., November 19, 2007, 4:30 PM to 6 PM
 WHERE: Leacock Building, Rm 109
 
 MORE INFORMATION:
 Martine Dolmière, martine.dolmiere@mcgill.ca Internship and Field Studies Officer Dawson Hall, Room 211
 Web: http://www.mcgill.ca/science/internships-field/internships/
 Tel.: 514-398-106

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Geography Town Hall, GIS Day, Wine and Cheese, Amnesty International Film Festival, Environment Canada Job Posting

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GEOGRAPHY TOWN HALL

MUGS will be sponsoring a Town Hall event THIS Thursday (November 15th) at 5:30 in Burnside Hall Room 426.

The purpose of this event is to stimulate some dialogue and discussion about the Geography program, courses, structure, et cetera. Bring your ideas / comments / constructive criticisms. 

Snacks and beverages will be served.

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GIS DAY

GIS DAY 2007 - Wednesday, November 14 - 10am-5pm - Burnside Library 5th Floor Come discover the Minor that will get you the jobs!

Put it in your agenda! Not to be missed:

    - Speakers and Mini-presentations

    - GIS Companies, Career, Grad school Info

    - Displays, Kiosks, Free Stuff

For more info, or to present/display your research, email mary.pattison@mail.mcgill.ca

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WINE AND CHEESE DATE

The annual Geography Wine and Cheese will be held on Friday, November 30th. Save the date

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AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL

Amnesty McGill and Concordia invite you to this year's movie festival. Starting Monday, November 12th you can expect a full week of award-winning films, Q&A sessions with directors, displays by local NGOs and McGill clubs, free giveaways and much much more! And best of all, its FREE! Come check it out, you won't want to miss this!

Monday November 12th

The Tree that Remembers 4:30 p.m. @ Concordia *Q&A with director*

Human Trafficking 6:30 p.m. @ McGill Leacock 232

Tuesday November 13th

The Killing Fields 4:30 p.m. @ Concordia

Water 6:30 p.m. @ McGill AUS Lounge, Leacock basement

Wednesday November 14th

Romero 4:30 p.m. @ Concordia

News From a Personal War 6:30 p.m. @ McGill Newman Centre, 3484 Peel St.

Thursday November 15th

Promises 4:30 p.m. @ Concordia

Osama 6:30 p.m. @ McGill Newman Centre, 3484 Peel St.

Friday November 16th

Invisible Children 4:30 p.m. @ Concordia

Silence is Golden 6:30 p.m. @ McGill AUS Lounge *Q&A with director*

For detailed information go to aimcgill.blogspot.com or email amnestyfilmfestival@gmail.com

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ENVIRONMENT CANADA JOB POSTING (EN FRANCAIS)

  Job Type:     Internship                                                                         Post Date:                     Wednesday,

                                                                                                                                                    November 07, 2007
EMPLOYER:                               Environment Canada - Existing Substances Division
Employeur:

INDUSTRY SECTOR:
                Public Administration
Secteur industriel:
TYPE OF BUSINESS:
               Federal Government Public Administration
Genre d'entreprise:
POSITION(S) AVAILABLE:
         Coop - données  géographiques (15 semaines)

Poste(s) disponible(s):
JOB DESCRIPTION(S):
             Titre du Poste: Assistant/e pour la gestion et recherche à partir de données géographiques
Description(s) des taches         

                                                
                                                
Description de tâches d'un poste de coopérant (Service de la protection de

                                                 l'environnement) (Direction des substances existantes) Section de l'exposition,

                                                 Environnement Canada     

                                                 Cette description de tâches s'adresse uniquement aux personnes dynamiques attirées par

                                                 des expériences de travail stimulantes et passionnantes. Si vous cherchez un milieu de

                                                 travail positif, interactif et dynamique, la Direction des substances existantes à

                                                 Environnement Canada est faite sur mesure pour vous. Votre dévouement, votre

                                                 enthousiasme, vos approches novatrices, vous idées nouvelles et vos aptitudes à la

                                                 recherche nous seront inestimables.

                                                 En vous joignant à nous, vous retirerez plusieurs avantages dont une formation

                                                 permanente et interactive, le nouement de relations avec des personnes ressources et des

                                                  réseaux au sein du gouvernement du Canada et des offres d'emploi à l'obtention de votre

                                                 diplôme. Nous avons à coeur vos buts de carrière et vos objectifs professionnels.                                            

                                                 Principales activités :

                                                 Ce poste comporte notamment les tâches suivantes :

                                                 -Aide à la détermination de stéréotypes d'environnement récepteur pour des modèles de

                                                 dispersion de contaminants.

                                                 -Aide et support au développement de nouvelles approches en ce qui concerne la création

                                                 de scénarios d'exposition de l'environnement à des substances.

                                                 -Aide à la gestion et à la mise à jour de bases de données géographiques à des fins de

                                                 modélisation.

                                                 -Autres tâches connexes en support aux évaluateurs comme faire des vérifications de

                                                 textes, référencer des métadonnées, vérifications de traductions etc.                                           

                                                 À compter du 7 janvier et durera jusqu'à 15 semaines, 2006

                                                 Semaine de travail du lundi au vendredi de 8 h 30 à 16 h 30 (demi-heure dîner, l'horaire est

                                                 flexible)

                                                 Lieu de travail : Gatineau

LOCATION(S):                           Gatineau, Québec, Canada
Lieu(x) de travail:
QUALIFICATION(S) REQ'D:
       Connaissance de GIS un atout.
                                                
Doivent être un étudiant qui retournera  ses tudes.

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Apartment Crawl, Geolympiads, Geography Town Hall, Undergraduate Geography Journal, Wine And Cheese

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APARTMENT CRAWL ON FRIDAY!

The annual MUGS Apartment Crawl is on this Friday night! Here's a run-down of the night:

8pm - 9pm: Meeting in MUGS Lounge for pizza and beverages to kick off the night.
9pm - 10pm: Next apartment (3524 Hutchison)
10pm - 11pm: Next apartment (5926 Rue Waverly - we will provide bus tickets to hop on the Parc bus to get up there).
11pm - 12pm: Next apartment (5338 St. Urbaine)
12pm onwards: Next apartment (3648 Clark)

A map of the route can be found here: http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=109969584351491504308.00043e43f3cb02e6a1453&ll=45.513084,-73.583937&spn=0.044929,0.11467&z=14&om=1

If you can't join us from the beginning, check out the map/schedule and meet up with us en route. If you get lost/confused, call us at (514) 518 - 4606 and we'll try to sort it out.

The theme of the night is Spectrum - each apartment will feature a different color theme. Feel free to interpret this as you like, as regards costumes/personal themes for the night. The apartment themes are as follows:

Stop 1: Blue
Stop 2: Black
Stop 3: Red
Stop 4: Green.

Tickets are $10 and includes drinks all night, pizza at the outset, and a bus ticket up to Mile End. You can pick-up your shiny wristband at the following times in the MUGS lounge:

Wednesday: 11:00 - 2:00
Thursday: 11:00 - 2:00
Friday: 11:00 - 2:00.

The policy for the night is "bring your own" cups. In interests of conservation, we'd like to encourage reusing your own cups as much as possible.

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GEOLYMPIADS

This is an invitation to come take part in the 16th edition of the GEOLYMPIADS taking place in Trois Rivieres on January 11-13 2008. This a fun weekend for Geographers from all over Quebec to get together, party, and compete!

Additionally, like every year, there will be a range of sports and intellectual activities, for example: a short rally, snow sculptures, floor hockey, etc.

MUGS predicts that the weekend will cost anywhere from $70 to $80 for food/shelter for the weekend, plus around $40 for transportation (we'll probably be taking the bus, but might split a car).


Please send an email to mcgillgeography@gmail.com if you're interested in participating.

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GEOGRAPHY TOWN HALL

MUGS will be sponsoring a Town Hall event next Thursday (November 15th) at 5:30 in Burnside Hall Room 426. The purpose of this event is to stimulate some dialogue and discussion about students thoughts on the Geography program, courses, structure, et cetera. Bring your ideas / comments / feedback.  Snacks and beverages will be served.

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UNDERGRADUATE GEOGRAPHY JOURNAL

MUGS is looking for Geographers who are interested in developing an Undergraduate Geography Journal. Specifically, we're looking for members of the editorial review board (4-5 people) and layout/graphic designers (1-2 people).

Send an email to mcgillgeography@gmail.com if you're interested.

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WINE AND CHEESE DATE

The annual Geography Wine and Cheese will be held on Friday, November 30th. Save the date!
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Online Resume Builder available from CAPS

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RESUME BUILDER ONLINE!

McGill Career Centre CAPS is now offering Optimal Resume's online Resume Builder for FREE to all current students. With this tool, you can create your own resume, and put in on an interactive website that employers can view. Beyond that, your resume can be downloaded into Microsoft Word and Plain Text files, right onto your desktop. This is a great opportunity for students to learn about how to create the perfect resume.

To start, simply visit https://mcgill.optimalresume.ca/ and use your McGill e-mail address to open an account.



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