The 2017-2018 Lunch and Learn Series, Presented by the CASN Research and Scholarship Committee

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Dates:

Fall series
Thursday, October 12, 2017 12:00 noon CST (Saskatchewan) – Collaborative research, with Sarah Kostiuk-Linford (moderated by Bernie Garrett)
Tuesday, November 28, 2017 12:00 noon EST – Politiques des services infirmiers (presented in French), with Clémence Dallaire (moderator TBD)

Winter series
Thursday, January 25, 2018 12:00 noon EST – Use of big-data in nursing research with Elizabeth Vanden Kerkhof and Joan Tranmer (moderated by Linda McGillis Hall)
Thursday, February 15, 2018 12:00 noon MST – Patient & researcher engagement in health research with Virginia Vandall-Walker (moderated by Olive Yonge)
Thursday, March 8, 2018 12:00 noon EST – Systematic reviews with Rosemary Wilson (moderated by Mina Singh)

Description
A popular tool in academia to encourage scholarship is the ‘lunch and learn,’ where faculty members come together during their lunch hour to share with one another projects they are working on and offer support and suggestions to each other.

This webinar series is intended to recreate the collegial feel of the lunch and learn where nursing faculty come together to dialogue and discuss methodologies, successes and challenges they encounter while working on a scholarship project.  Each session will include an overview of the presenter’s current project, and how the particular Lunch and Learn’s theme was/is being addressed in that project.

Presented by the CASN Research and Scholarship Committee, and moderated by the CASN Pat Griffin Scholars, this series of webinars is intended to serve as inspiration and a networking opportunity for participants.

Audience
Nurse educators, nurse researchers and nursing graduate students who wish to connect with similar individuals working on scholarship projects.

Objectives / Themes

  1. To promote the development of the science of nursing and nursing education.
  2. To build nursing research capacity.
  3. To promote and foster scholarship amongst CASN members.
  4. To support the development of nursing researchers and the nursing research community.

Delivery: Adobe Connect