Pieces of Interest from COMP for the week of July 10 – Science Spoken Succinctly (S3) Competition/Winter School Proposals - deadline extended/CCPM Call for Volunteers
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- The Science Spoken Succinctly (S3) competition is back at the Joint Scientific Meeting in September!
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- COMP is accepting proposals for the 2024 Winter School. Submissions must include a short description of the proposed topic, learning objectives and proposed faculty. Note that proposals will be reviewed and decided upon by the COMP Education Committee. Adjustments to the topic or scope of sessions may be adjusted. Submit your proposal by July 30, 2023.
- Calling all FCCPM members who are attending the CARO-COMP JSM in Montréal! We are looking for examiners to assist with the FCCPM oral exams on September 18 & 19. For those interested, please contact Khadija@ccpm.ca. We are also looking for volunteers to be reviewers for the MCCPM recertifications taking place this fall. The review process would begin in October. For those interested, please contact registrar@ccpm.ca.
Published on July 10, 2023
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