Event Postponed - We look forward to rescheduling this event when members of our community can fully engage. We appreciate your understanding and support. New date TBD.

1 - 1:40 pm - Meera Sidhu, the Manager of Research Ethics at Queen’s will present about ethics applications and the process for graduate students.

1:45 - 3 pm - Dr. Lindsay Morcom, the Associate Dean of Graduate Studies, will present an informative session on the process for colloquiums with a sample presentation from Holly Crump. There will also be a blue sky session to gather students’ ideas for potential colloquia changes in the future.
 

1 - 1:30 pm -  Katie-Marie McNeill from SGSPA will present about research fellowships and post-doctoral opportunities.

1:30 - 2:30 pm - Dr. Lindsay Morcom, the Associate Dean of Graduate Studies, will discuss the process of comprehensive exams. This session will highlight the administrative aspects of comprehensive exams and proposed timelines for completion. We will have Nathan Rickey joining us as a student panelist. 

Presented by AEG, EGSS, and the Graduate Office. 

Dr. Pamela Beach, the Associate Dean of Research will lead the discussion of how to  build your committee as a master’s or PhD student. This session will highlight the administrative aspects of forming your committee and some helpful tips from fellow students Ikeoluwapo Baruwa and Paul Akpomuje. Presented by AEG, EGSS, and the Graduate Office. 

This STEAM+ Brown-bag Hybrid Seminar presentation will provide an overview of the initial findings from a pilot study that examined preservice teachers’ perceptions and use of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) tools in their learning and professional practice. It will focus on the survey design, from developing to validating defined constructs.

This event will be run hybrid - please register for online attendance

Presenters
Dr. Saad Chahine, Associate Professor of Measurement and Assessment
Lydia Scholle-Cotton, PhD student at Queen's Faculty of Education

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The Rosa Bruno-Jofré Symposium in Education is an annual gathering organized for and by graduate students in the Faculty of Education at Queen’s University. It features educators and graduate student presenters from across Canada. The 2025 theme is "Looking Back to Move Forward: Visions for a Just Future in Education" 

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Want to find our more about your options for Graduate Studies at the Faculty of Education? We have online, in-person, part-time and full-time options! 

Join us for a webinar. Please register.