Postponement of 2020 Annual Conference
Updates on the 58th Annual CAGS ConferenceOn behalf of CAGS, I am writing to let you know that the...
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Category: CAGS News
Canadian Association of Postdoctoral Administrators (CAPA) Executive Assistant/Board Secretary
JOB SUMMARYUnder the general administrative direction of the Board of Directors, the incumbent...
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Research Community Mourns the Loss of Dr. Suning Wang, Distinguished Scholar and Mentor
Photo: Dr. Suning Wang, Professor and Research Chair in Chemistry at Queen’s University,...
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Notice of Changes to CAGS Awards Schedule
In response to the rapidly emerging COVID-19 crisis, CAGS will be postponing all of its 2020...
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CAGS 58th ANNUAL CONFERENCE
The Canadian Association for Graduate Studies (CAGS) is excited to announce the 58th Annual...
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2019 DDA Winner: The results are in – we have found two of Canada’s best dissertations!
The Canadian Association for Graduate Studies (CAGS) is delighted to announce the recipients of...
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2019 Award for Excellence and Innovation in Enhancing the Graduate Student Experience (GSE Award)
The Canadian Association for Graduate Studies is excited to announce the results of the 2019 Award...
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A Master’s student in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Concordia University has been named Canada’s Three Minute Thesis (3MT) champion.
Newsha Arezi’s research focusses on the development of smart polymeric micelles for on-demand...
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CAGS is pleased to announce the People’s Choice winner for this year’s Canada’s 3MT competition.
The People have spoken!CAGS is pleased to announce the People’s Choice winner for this year’s...
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The dissertation’s form and content need to evolve
by Susan Porter & Lisa Young
What is a PhD for in 2018? Arguably, this is an open question in the academy…
CAGS Announces Winner of the 2019 Outstanding Graduate Mentorship Award
CAGS has found Canada’s best graduate student mentor! We are pleased to announce that Dr. Matei...
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We’re missing a potent plan to train the next generation of researchers
by Lisa Young
How many PhDs does Canada need? Can their education be improved?
