The Canadian Black Scientists Network invites you to the Black Excellence in STEMM Mentorship Symposium March 14 & 15, 2024 Mount St. Vincent University, Halifax NS Host: CBSN Lead Ally Tamara Franz-Odendaal With funding from the Nancy's Chair in Women's studies at Mount St. Vincent University, the BE-STEMM Mentorship Symposium features a series of FREE events with three goals: share ... Read More
Join us on March 14 and 15th at Mount St. Vincent University for a series of events aimed at inclusive mentorship for youths and professionals. Thursday March 14th, 5:30pm - 9:00pm AST Opening Session : Inclusive Mentorship Networking Event An evening for allies, mentors, faculty, and teachers to explore inclusive mentorship best practices and to network. 5:30pm. Dinner 6:30pm - 7:30pm. ... Read More
Join us for the March BE-STEMM seminar featuring: Shawn Hercules, MPH, PhD Title: Rooting for Prevention Among High-Risk Breast Cancer Populations 4pm ET Wednesday March 20, 2024 Dr. Shawn Hercules is a post-doctoral research fellow at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. An enthusiastic interdisciplinary scientist at the intersections of public health and cancer biology, Dr. Hercules has over 9 years experience ... Read More
We are excited to announce that the 2024 CBSN-Y / RCSN-J Science Fair will be held in person, with hybrid elements, in Ontario and in Nova Scotia! Three young scientists will be selected to represent the network at the Canada-Wide Science Fair in Ottawa, and CBSN will cover their expenses for travel (May 11-18,2024)! Together with our partners, we are ... Read More
Join us for the April BE-STEMM seminar featuring: Dr. Rispah Janet Ochola Title: Weaving Culture into Chemistry for Transformative Education 4pm ET Wednesday April 17, 2024 Dr. Ochola is a faculty member in the Chemistry Department at Douglas College for over 5 years. Her focus is on developing student-centered learning activities that are transformative, engaging and inclusive of learners from ... Read More
Recognize a colleague, peer, or organization for their positive impact on Black success in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Medicine or Health (STEMM) by nominating them for a Career Award from the Canadian Black Scientists Network. Reconnaissez un collègue, un pair ou une organisation pour son impact positif sur la réussite des Noirs dans les domaines des sciences, de la technologie, ... Read More
