NSERC Vice-President of Research Grants & Scholarships Isabelle Blain will be at York Wednesday to discuss and seek input and feedback on the Natural Sciences & Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) programs and policies.
The visit will take place July 10, from 10am to 1pm, at 519, Kaneff Tower, Keele campus.
Robert Haché
NSERC has begun a series of community engagement visits to provide university researchers, students and other stakeholders an opportunity to learn more about some recent program and policy developments. These visits will also serve as a platform for NSERC and the community to engage in discussions on programs and policies and seek more information from some of NSERC’s grants and scholarships experts with opportunities for questions from participants.
“This forum provides the York community with an opportunity to contribute to an important discussion about NSERC’s programs and policies,” said Robert Haché, York’s vice-president research & innovation. “Students, staff and faculty are welcome to attend.”
Some of the topics that will be discussed will include:
- Common CV & new Research Portal
- Harmonization of the Canada Graduate Scholarships
- Five-Year Evaluation of the Discovery Grants Program
- Changes to the Post Doctorate Fellowships Timelines
- Allocation of Discovery Grants Budget Among Evaluation Groups
To RSVP for the session, e-mail connect@nserc-crsng.gc.ca.