MCNHR end-of-summer celebration 2020
Enjoy a recap of MCNHR's end-of-summer celebration. Thank you to all the staff, mentors and students who made this possible!
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MCNHR offers a number of education opportunities for undergraduate and graduate nursing students. Faculty can also apply to be mentors and submit projects in our summer research internship program.
Enjoy a recap of MCNHR's end-of-summer celebration. Thank you to all the staff, mentors and students who made this possible!
Discover the rewards of our internship program through the stories of our student researchers.
Summer Research Internships are an exciting opportunity for undergraduate and graduate nursing students to work one-on-one with a faculty researcher and gain hands-on research experience. Students work in a supportive research environment with other summer interns.
Deadline: March 1
Full-time opportunities are available for both undergraduate and graduate students. Part-time opportunities are available for graduate students only.
The program runs Monday to Friday from 8:30 to 4:30, from May through August.
Deadline: March 1
The MCNHR is looking for faculty research mentors and projects for its Summer Internship Program. We will accept applications from faculty for both funded and unfunded projects. For unfunded projects, mentors must clearly identify how the project would position them in securing future funding.
The Summer Internship Program facilitates the participation of undergraduate and graduate students in research projects. The program works to strengthen the preparation of high achieving undergraduate and graduate nursing students in research, provide students with the opportunity to be integrated into one or more projects and be involved in scholarship.
Faculty mentors must be researchers. Projects can be new or in progress. Projects can be funded or unfunded; if project is unfunded, mentors must clearly identify how the project would position them in securing future funding.
Mentors provide one to five days of summer intern support for a total of 15 weeks from May to August. By submitting an application, applicants agree to serve as a mentor with the Summer Internship Program and agree to provide mentorship, training, and support to summer interns.
Mentors will be asked to complete a questionnaire focused on their experiences in participating and to provide data to evaluate the summer internship program that may be used in internal and external publications and presentations.
The award will be adjudicated based on the following criteria:
The Summer Research Training Institute is a partnership between the College of Nursing, Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management, Faculty of Education and the Centre on Aging.
The 2020 Summer Research Training Institute sessions has been postponed until Spring-Summer 2021, in light of the evolving situation with the COVID-19 pandemic. Please check back next year and join us for these free sessions when they restart.
The Institute’s program offer a variety of workshops that provide introductory research skills and knowledge for students, research assistants, research staff and faculty members. Any faculty member or researcher, their students and research staff that are affiliated with any of the partnering faculties and unit may participate in the Summer Research Training Institute.
The MCNHR hosts professional development sessions and workshops to build research capacity. Topics include advanced literature searching, online surveys, using SPSS for quantitative data analysis and grant writing.
Presenter: Diane Cepanec, Senior Research Manager, MCNHR
Date: Thursday, Dec. 17
Time: 12 noon to 12:45 p.m.
Zoom meeting details:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85662293977?pwd=bHZUNXczVkkxdVQyOEhESXgyWUhvUT09
Meeting ID: 856 6229 3977
Passcode: 343500
855 703 8985 Canada Toll-free
Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kdpzS0qHW
This information session will provide an overview of:
The Innovations in Teaching and Research Series provides a forum for MCNHR members to share innovations in teaching and research including ongoing or recently completed research projects, quality improvement and education projects.
These seminars are delivered online using ZOOM conference technology.
Please check back for upcoming seminars.
SPSS (short for Statistical Package for the Social Sciences) is a software used by various kinds of researchers for complex statistical data analysis.
Instructional videos: