Translating your research into viable drug discovery projects
Translating your research into viable drug discovery projects
Thu, Feb 23, 1:30 PM
Room 139, Botterell Hall • Kingston, ON
Free
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Study Abroad: Culture, Self-Discovery, and Identity Stories
In this panel, we will discover stories of students who went on an exchange and learn how this experience shaped them.
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Queen's University International Centre (QUIC) 69 Union Street Kingston, ON K7L 3N6 Canada
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Description: The opportunity of studying abroad appeals to many students at Queen’s. Immersing yourself in a new academic, cultural, and often a new linguistic environment is a chance for immense growth of personal and academic nature. This growth also affects our identities- we enter our host cultures with pre-established identities and during our time abroad we may experience changes affecting us in many ways. Do we come back the same person we once were? In this panel, we will discover stories of students who went on an exchange and learn how this experience shaped them.
Moderator: Dr. Margaret Maliszewska, Exchange Coordinator for the Faculty of Arts and Science, Office of the Vice-Provost International
Location: Queen's University International Centre (QUIC), Mitchell Hall
Time: 2:30-3:30pm