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Workshop on Stylistic Publication "Rules"
Dean Bruce Shore and Prof. Frank Dumont will conduct a 2-hour workshop, January 21, on the "style sheet" adopted by the Canadian Psychological Association and the American Psychological Association for theses, manuscript submissions to their journals and other Social Science and educational periodicals, monographs, books, etc. Their primary source will be the latest (i.e., 5th) edition of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association. The session, which Bruce and Frank will make as interactive as practicable, will focus on new specifications (such as documenting materials from electronic media), as well as on the well established publishing conventions of our disciplines. All students (and other members of the Faculty of Education) are invited. The session will be conducted in room ED #129, and will run from 14h30 (2:30) to 16h30 (4:30). Stay as long as you can and wish.
Diane Bernier
Educational & Counselling Psychology
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Reminder to Supervisors of Undergraduate and Graduate Students Conducting Research with Humans
Members of the Faculty of Education must ensure that all research that involves human subjects requires review and approval by the Ethical Review Committee of the Faculty of Education at McGill University.
No Research can be conducted with human subjects unless they have first provided the researchers with their informed consent and the means of obtaining informed consent has been approved the Ethics Review Committee of the Faculty of Education.
Dr. Mary Maguire
Associate Dean, Academic Programs
Graduate Studies & Research
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Open House
Spread the word to family and friends - McGill will be holding its annual Open House for prospective students Sunday, February 3rd, 2002. Visitors will be able to explore our full range of undergraduate, graduate and continuing education programs as well as meet faculty and students, consult admissions staff and tour main campus. For further details, visit www.mcgill.ca/openhouse or contact Wendy Hough-Eyamie at (514) 398-5544.
Christine Zilberman
Faculty Administrator
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