Events

For Sale to the Highest Bidder: Telecom Policy in Canada, is a collection of articles by activists and academics offering a timely and critical perspective on the current state and future of telecommunications policy in Canada. While the business press trumpets the competitive exploits of the major telecom and media firms, extols their synergistic couplings, and admonishes Canada to be a lean and mean player on the global stage, this collection asks us to take a collective breath and educate ourselves about the impact of deregulation, re-regulation, and “smart regulation” for our Canadian economy, culture, and society.

QPIRG Concordia presents the second annual Study In Action Conference at Concordia University (map).

Opening Keynote Panel - Thursday April 17, 6:30pm
de Sève Cinema, Concordia University
1400 de Maisonneuve O., Rm. LB-125
Montreal (Metro Guy-Concordia)

This year's overarching theme is Social and Environmental Justice.

Our vision is to provide an opportunity for students and for people outside the academic community to come together to work and discuss their approaches to social justice, and to create a forum for showcasing undergraduate research. Our objectives are to provide an opportunity for students and for people outside the academic community to come together to work and discuss their approaches to social justice, and to create a forum for showcasing undergraduate research. The conference will not only benefit the undergraduate students and community organizations participating, we also envision building networks that will enrich student groups, university faculties and the broader Montreal university culture. Read more about who are...

The conference consists of keynote panelists, presentations and panels of undergraduate papers and community groups, a closing plenary/strategy building session and a end-of-conference benefit dance party.

QPIRG Concordia presents the second annual Study In Action Conference at Concordia University (map).

Opening Keynote Panel - Thursday April 17, 6:30pm
de Sève Cinema, Concordia University
1400 de Maisonneuve O., Rm. LB-125
Montreal (Metro Guy-Concordia)

This year's overarching theme is Social and Environmental Justice.

Our vision is to provide an opportunity for students and for people outside the academic community to come together to work and discuss their approaches to social justice, and to create a forum for showcasing undergraduate research. Our objectives are to provide an opportunity for students and for people outside the academic community to come together to work and discuss their approaches to social justice, and to create a forum for showcasing undergraduate research. The conference will not only benefit the undergraduate students and community organizations participating, we also envision building networks that will enrich student groups, university faculties and the broader Montreal university culture. Read more about who are...

The conference consists of keynote panelists, presentations and panels of undergraduate papers and community groups, a closing plenary/strategy building session and a end-of-conference benefit dance party.

QPIRG Concordia presents the second annual Study In Action Conference at Concordia University (map).

Opening Keynote Panel - Thursday April 17, 6:30pm
de Sève Cinema, Concordia University
1400 de Maisonneuve O., Rm. LB-125
Montreal (Metro Guy-Concordia)

This year's overarching theme is Social and Environmental Justice.

Our vision is to provide an opportunity for students and for people outside the academic community to come together to work and discuss their approaches to social justice, and to create a forum for showcasing undergraduate research. Our objectives are to provide an opportunity for students and for people outside the academic community to come together to work and discuss their approaches to social justice, and to create a forum for showcasing undergraduate research. The conference will not only benefit the undergraduate students and community organizations participating, we also envision building networks that will enrich student groups, university faculties and the broader Montreal university culture. Read more about who are...

The conference consists of keynote panelists, presentations and panels of undergraduate papers and community groups, a closing plenary/strategy building session and a end-of-conference benefit dance party.

QPIRG Concordia presents the second annual Study In Action Conference at Concordia University (map).

Opening Keynote Panel - Thursday April 17, 6:30pm
de Sève Cinema, Concordia University
1400 de Maisonneuve O., Rm. LB-125
Montreal (Metro Guy-Concordia)

This year's overarching theme is Social and Environmental Justice.

Our vision is to provide an opportunity for students and for people outside the academic community to come together to work and discuss their approaches to social justice, and to create a forum for showcasing undergraduate research. Our objectives are to provide an opportunity for students and for people outside the academic community to come together to work and discuss their approaches to social justice, and to create a forum for showcasing undergraduate research. The conference will not only benefit the undergraduate students and community organizations participating, we also envision building networks that will enrich student groups, university faculties and the broader Montreal university culture. Read more about who are...

The conference consists of keynote panelists, presentations and panels of undergraduate papers and community groups, a closing plenary/strategy building session and a end-of-conference benefit dance party.

Monday, May 5th 2008 at 1:00 p.m (Registration 12:30 pm)
McGill University
Thomson House, Ballroom (2nd floor)
3650 McTavish

Well-known professionals and academics will explain the challenges of radio in the 21st century, the differences between working in French or English in this milieu, historical contributions of women, the role of women in the industry and the contributions of minorities. They will also share a few secrets of the trade and anecdotes about the wonderful world of radio broadcasting.