OCAD University

Post Colonial Hot-Ones is a panel series that is centered around sharing meals, ideas, and experiences by community members about liberation, transformation and resilience within arts education. These discussions will be focused around communal knowledge sharing, tools for resistance, intergenerational healing methods, mobilization plans for marginalized voices, and recipes for dishes/sauces. Our first installment of this series will include participation from Ryan Rice, Camille Turner, Casey Mecija, Patricio Dávila, and audience members. 

This event is hosted by OCAD University’s Faculty of Liberal Arts & Sciences and School of Interdisciplinary Studies, Office of Research & Innovation, and Public Visualization Lab.

Please be advised that the seating for this event is situated on the floor (on Khmer picnic mats). If you require a chair, requests can be placed through the RSVP page.

Post Colonial Hot-Ones happens on February 28th from 6:30-9pm, at 100 McCaul St., Room 258 (George Reid House, OCAD University).

Please RSVP for the event through the event page, p-v-l-ca/hotones: https://www.facebook.com/events/1957367594375995

Are you an OCAD U graduate student who will be writing a thesis or MRP? Ask yourself:

• Does my proposed research involve humans as research participants?
• Does my proposed research involve animals?

If the answer is yes, you need to attend this session!

This session will provide an introduction to the Research Ethics Board (REB) and ROMEO for graduate students at various stages of their thesis/MRP research. Learn about what the REB does, whether your research will need REB approval, and how to prepare your research ethics application through the ROMEO portal.

For further details regarding the REB, please see their website: http://www.ocadu.ca/research/research-ethics-board.htm

If you would like to attend this session remotely, please email gradstudies@ocadu.ca.