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| Volume 11, Number 16 | April 16, 2004 |
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CONFERENCESEnhanced Learning The U of S is hosting the Learning Enhanced by Technology (LET) workshop May 10 & 11 in conjunction with the University of Regina’s Riding the Crest of Change symposium May 3 & 4. The event is designed to inform, promote and facilitate the development of blended on-line learning. For information or to register, visit webct.usask.ca/training/2004 Building Distributed Communities A workshop entitled Building Distributed Communities of Practice for Enhanced Research Polity Interface will be held May 28-31 at the U of S. A Distributed community of practice is a group of geographically dispersed professionals who share common practices and interests. For info, go to www.icgd.usask.ca/WDCoP2004.html. History Graduate Conference The U of S and the University of Regina will hold a History Graduate Students Conference April 30-May 1 at the Park Town Hotel in Saskatoon. Professor Bill Waiser will deliver the keynote address. To register, contact jenniferxhamel@yahoo.ca Changing the Climate Public vs. Private Discourse is the title of this year’s Changing the Climate Graduate Student Conference May 12-14 in the Education Building. As part of the program, a special panel will discuss privatization of University research. For information, contact Paul or Naveen at pdj960@mail.usask.ca or n_mudgal@hotmail.com . ECG Update The Division of Continuing Professional Learning presents ECG Update 2004 June 11 at the Pasqua Hospital in Regina, an event for physicians approved to interpret ECGs. For information, call (306)766-4016. Riding the Crest of Change Riding the Crest of Change: Technology Enhanced Teaching and Learning symposium will be held May 3-4 at the University of Regina. Open to anyone involved with technology in post-secondary teaching, the event web site is cat.uregina.ca/crestofchange. Engineers Gather The 32nd Annual Conference of the Canadian Society for Civil Engineering (CSCE) will be held June 2-5 in Saskatoon. Keynote speaker is Maurice Strong, a major contributor to the Kyoto Protocol. For more information, visit the CSCE website. Managing Diabetes Management of Diabetes & Its Complications, a conference for health professionals featuring guest speakers Dr. Sora Ludwig of the Dept. of Internal Medicine at the University of Manitoba and Kris Swenson, director of development for the Diabetes Management and Training Centres in Phoenix, Arizona will take place May 7-8 in Saskatoon. For information, contact Continuing Professional Learning at 966-7795. Record Keeping Effective record keeping is the focus on an April 30 conference sponsored by Continuing Professional Learning. Medical Record Keeping will be held in the theatre, Royal University Hospital. For information, call 966-7787. Evaluation Society The annual conference of the Canadian Evaluation Society will be held in Saskatoon May 17-19. The theme is Evaluation: A Co-operative Enterprise, and speakers include Ernest House, University of Colorado, Judge Gerald Morin of Prince Albert, and history professor Janice MacKinnon. For information call 966-7579. Psychiatric Assoc. Conference The 24th annual Saskatchewan Psychiatric Association Continuing Education Conference entitled Neurobiological Aspects of Psychiatry: Applying Current Research to Practice will take place April 24 in Regina. For information, contact Continuing Professional Learning, Regina General Hospital, (306)766-4016. Ongoing Activities on Campus
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