Lorraine Code; Barry Lever

A York chemistry professor has received a prestigious Killam Research Fellowship and a York philosophy professor has had her Killam Research Fellowship renewed for the second of two years

The Killam Fellowships are among Canada's most distinguished research awards, administered by the Canada Council for the Arts. They allow researchers to devote up to two years to full-time research. The fellowships are made possible in a bequest by Dorothy J. Killam made before her death in 1965. The awards support scholars working on projects of outstanding merit in the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, health sciences, engineering and interdisciplinary studies within these fields.

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Contents

• York researchers receive Killam Research Fellowships
• 'Motherless, sisterless' woman touches spirits at York's International Women's Day
• Emerging global leaders seminar held
• Who is Gloria May Eshkibok?
• Stevenson reflects on years as York's V-P (academic affairs) and provost
• Astronomically Speaking
• Senate Synposis
• Arts and the environment combine in festival
• To cycle or not to cycle to York - not the question for some
• Chief of James Bay Crees speaks at Encounter Canada Conference
• Authors Wanted
• 'Summer sport camps at York are a big hit
• Royal Bank makes donation
• IBM gives gift to York
• Research