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Initiatives in education

Maamuitaa Ilinnia / Gather

 

Institution : University of Manitoba in collaboration with CEN and ArcticNet
Instructors : Dominique Berteaux (UQAR), Milla Rautio (UQAC), Michel Allard (ULaval), CJ Mundy (U of Manitoba), Karla Williams (U of Saskatchewan)

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Taxonomie et méthodologie : Tourbières

 

Institution : Université Laval
Instructors : Line Rochefort, Sylvain Jutras et Gilles Ayotte

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Institution : Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières Instructor : Christophe Kinnard

 

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NASA Snow Working Group- Remote sensing winter course for field snowpack measurements 2015

 

Institution : Université de Sherbrooke
Instructors : Alexandre Langlois

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Les milieux nordiques : transformations en réponse au climat et à l’anthropisation

 

Institution : Université Laval
Instructors : Najat Bhiry et Martin Lavoie

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Avativut - Science in Nunavik

 

The goal of the project "Science in Nunavik, high school students learning in relation to their territory" is to make science and technology practical and meaningful for Inuit youth by involving them in the actual data collection related to their environment. Inuit youth can contribute to long-term environmental monitoring and to a better understanding of northern ecosystems in Nunavik in the context of climate change.

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CEN/Youth Fusion Partnership

 

As part of its mission in education and outreach, CEN has joined efforts with Youth Fusion to tackle absenteeism and lower dropout rates in Quebec by inviting students to participate in extra-curricular science activities.

A resident science project coordinator at the CEN station is involved in developing and leading activities for the local youth based on the research that is taking place at CEN, primarily in the fields of ecology, biology, geography, and meteorology. Activities at the Community Science Centre include science fairs and workshops with visiting scientists. Outdoor activities include science field trips involving canoeing, and camping, orienteering and survival skills, as well as learning about the local ecosystem and sampling techniques. These activities expose the local students to opportunities for postsecondary education and careers in the scientific disciplines. The coordinator also runs a science club for students to engage youth and foster their scientific curiosity through fun, hands-on activities.

Hands on science - Engaging youth in Kuujjuarapik-Whapmagoostui Quebec

 

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Youth fusion programs in Nunavik

 

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Youth fusion programming in nunavik - kativik school board final report 2015-2016

 

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The impacts of youth fusion programming on school retention factors in nunavik

 

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Out to CEN

 

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Games and activities for everyone

 

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Meet the scientists

 

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Creenuk adventures

 

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À la rencontre d’une communauté Inuite, celle de Kuujjuarapik !

 

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Kuujjuaraapik students Science with the CEN

 

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