Music students and faculty will perform experimental compositions based on intuition, reflection, and discovery. This collective engagement leads to a curiously unpredictable soundscape.
This workshop is designed to equip researchers and their community partners with the essential skills and knowledge needed to successfully apply for research funding from charitable foundations in support of community-based research. The workshop will outline grant writing best practices and strategies that will assist researchers with crafting compelling proposals that align with the mission and priorities of charitable foundations. Participants will gain practical insights, valuable tips, and actionable strategies to enhance their chances of securing research funding from these sources.
Presenters:
Jennifer McKeown, Development Officer, External Relations, Lakehead University
Dr. Leisa Desmoulins, Associate Professor, Faculty of Education, Lakehead University
Dr. Nicole Westlund Stewart, Research and Knowledge Mobilization Facilitator, Office of Research Services, Lakehead University
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The York University Las Nubes Summer Field School is offering six courses in Summer 2024. Lakehead students who meet the eligibility requirements can register and transfer credit.
Lakehead students can apply for funding through the CALAREO IRME Project, supported by the Government of Canada's Global Skills Opportunity (GSO) Program. Funding is available for undergraduates who are Canadian Citizens/Permament Residents (students can receive GSO funding only one time).
To register for the information session, click here.
To submit an expression of interest and apply for funding, complete the Google form here.
The York University Las Nubes Summer Field School is offering six courses in Summer 2024. Lakehead students who meet the eligibility requirements can register and transfer credit.
Lakehead students can apply for funding through the CALAREO IRME Project, supported by the Government of Canada's Global Skills Opportunity (GSO) Program. Funding is available for undergraduates who are Canadian Citizens/Permament Residents (students can receive GSO funding only one time).
To register for the information session, click here.
To submit an expression of interest and apply for funding, complete the Google form here.
