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CCRI Events
Past events:
CCRI Gala Conference 2008
Luncheon and Seminar 2008
Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences 2006
Session Series: "The City in the Canadian Century"
Seminar Series 2005-2006
Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences 2005
Centre Opening 2003
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State of the World: Information Infrastructure Construction and Dissemination for Humanities and Social Science Research, University of Alberta, October 3-5, 2008
See Gala Conference poster here.
From left to right:
Gordon Darroch, CCRI Team Co-Leader, York University;
Eliot Phillipson, President Canada Foundation for Innovation;
Chad Gaffield, President Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada and CCRI Team Leader, University of Ottawa;
Evelyn Ruppert, CCRI Team Co-Leader, York University.
Talk by Professor Gordon Darroch, Glendon Hall 129, February 7th, 2008.
Hosted by Lorna Marsden, President Emerita.
Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences 2006
York Research Gallery, Scott Library, CCRI Poster Display, open daily, May 27 - June 3
Talk by Professor Gordon Darroch: "The CCRI and New Perspectives on Canadian Cities", York Research Gallery, Scott Library Reading Room, May 30
Session Series: "The City in the Canadian Century"Click here for details of the four sessions in the CCRI sponsored series, May 30-31, 2006.
Open House: Members of the CCRI team welcome new and old friends of the project to meet at the Canadian Century Research Infrastructure (CCRI) database facility, 282 York Lanes, May 31
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Seminar Series 2005-2006
November 2005,"Mapping Majority and Minority Identities in Early-Twentieth Century Toronto: Perspectives from Historical Geography" presented by:
Professor William Jenkins, Department of Geography, York University
Brad Chin You, MA Student, Department of Geography, York University
February 2006, "The 1901 Canadian Census as Micro-data: The Social Geography of Childhood Health in Canadian Cities" presented by:
Professor Michael Mercier, School of Geography and Earth Sciences, McMaster University
April 2006, Annual Guest Lecture co-sponsored by the Avie Bennett Historica Chair in Canadian History, "Textually mediated politics of Lower Canada : literacy events and literacy practices" presented by:
Professor Bruce Curtis, Department of Sociology, Carleton University
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Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences 2005
Joint Session, Canadian Historical Association and Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, Round table Discussion:
Professor Gordon Darroch, "The Census as Translation: Multiple Authors, Local Knowledge and the Construction of Historical Censuses."
Centre Opening 2003
CCRI Opens Its Doors
 CCRI Partners, from left to right: Chad Gaffield, CCRI Team Leader, University of Ottawa; Lorna Marsden, President, York University; Carmen Charette, Senior Vice President, Canadian Foundation for Innovation; David Bogart, Executive Vice President, Ontario Innovation Trust; Gordon Darroch, CCRI Team Leader, York University |
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 CCRI Project Assistant Laura Fenton with Robert Drummond, Dean of Arts, York University, touring the York University Centre. |
 Partners to the CCRI Project from York's Institute for Social Research: Rick Myles, Greg Hanson, and Tammy Chi, touring the York University Centre. |
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| York CCRI Team with representatives from other CCRI University Centres |
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