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Faculty of Science

Science Rendezvous 2018 delightfully messy

May 15, 2018 — 
Four thousand attendees, 300 pounds of cornstarch,1000 servings of liquid nitrogen ice cream, and 600 bags of popcorn, Science Rendezvous 2018, held Saturday, May 12 was a tactile extravaganza!

How to spot a phishing email

Information Services and Technology

How to catch a phish

May 15, 2018 — 
Cybercriminals use phishing emails to manipulate people into doing what they want, including providing personal information such as banking or identification records. Because of this element of manipulating human emotions, phishing is considered a kind of social engineering.

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Faculty of Law

New study measures impact of religious affiliation on LGBTQ-inclusive education practices

May 15, 2018 — 
Dr. Donn Short has co-authored with Tracy Peter and Catherine Taylor, “Religious Belief and the Queer Classroom: Measuring the Impact of Religious Affiliation on LGBTQ-Inclusive Education Practices” published this week in the Canadian Journal of Educational Administration and Policy (CJEAP).

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Faculty of Arts Dean Jeffery Taylor introduces alumnus Winston Dookeran

Faculty of Arts

Former UMSU President goes on to international career

May 15, 2018 — 
Winston Dookeran [BA/66, LL.D./91], the first international student voted in as President of UMSU, recently returned to the University of Manitoba to share stories of a fulfilling career in economics, politics, and academia.

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Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management

Kinesiology & sport management innovator to visit UofM

May 15, 2018 — 
A leading sport and technology expert is coming to the University of Manitoba to share her knowledge on teaching and learning in post-secondary education.

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Top 5 Convocation tips

May 15, 2018 — 
To make the most of your day, here are five tips to maximize your experience

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Faculty of Science

“Big on Birds: Dr. Emily McKinnon to Speak at ‘Birds Vs. Windows’ Outreach Event”

May 14, 2018 — 
“Birds vs. Windows” is being presented in order to educate the public about the devastating impact of window collisions on bird populations, as well as how to prevent them and what to do with injured birds. This outreach event is part of NSERC’s Science Odyssey.

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Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management

Participants needed for online study on sedentary behaviour

May 14, 2018 — 
Are you a full-time undergraduate student? You're needed for an online study on sedentary behaviour.

Louise Olson, Access instructor, with a token of appreciation.

Extended Education

Access instructor Louise Olson honoured with Migizii Award

May 10, 2018 — 
If you know a student who could benefit from the Access Program, encourage them to apply now. Application deadline is June 1.

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A partial view of the apparatus used at Jefferson Lab to measure the weak charge of the proton. The electron beam travelled down a vacuum pipe from left to right. Electrons scattered from the liquid hydrogen target were selected by a contoured shielding system and deflected radially outwards by an 8-fold symmetric magnetic spectrometer in the center of the figure; they were detected by an array of quartz Cerenkov bars forming the black octagonal structure at the far right. The Canadian group designed and constructed the magnetic field coils with support from NSERC and TRIUMF. U of M students and scientists played a key role in building and operating the electron detector array, which was surrounded by a heavy concrete shielding structure (not shown) during data taking.

Faculty of Science

The weak side of the proton

May 9, 2018 — 
An international team, including several university of Manitoba researchers, have gained new insight into the most elusive of the four fundamental forces in nature

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