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2010 CSEB Student Conference Early Bird Registration Deadline
The students at Queen’s University are hosting the Canadian Society for Epidemiology and Biostatistics (CSEB) National Student Conference on May 27-28, 2010. Early Bird Registration Deadline is April 16, 2010.
Please visit Conferences and Events for more information.
CSEB Workshop to be offered at the 2010 Canadian Public Health Association Centennial Conference
CSEB will be offering a workshop at the 2010 CPHA Centennial Conference on Sunday, June 13, 2010 at the Sheraton Centre, Toronto. The workshop, entitled “Sustaining Life on Earth: Eco-epidemiology, Values, Ethics and Law for inter-Generational Equity” will be led by Colin Soskolne. For more details on the Conference and to register please visit the Conference website.
In addition to this workshop, a symposium “Public health and ecological sustainability: Past, present and future” is being organized by Trevor Hancock and will take place on Monday, June 14, 2010. Colin Soskolne will be one of the panelists, providing a taste of what he will have covered in his workshop
Call for Workshop Facilitators!
CSEB is developing a bank of members who would be willing to offer training workshops in a field where they have expertise. This initiative is a new service to the membership as well as a fundraiser for the Society so we may offer more to members in future. We invite CSEB members to submit proposals for workshops that could be delivered at various conferences and events
For more information on how to submit a proposal click here.
The Health Analysis Division of Statistics Canada
The Health Analysis Division of Statistics Canada has produced information on upcoming releases from its flagship publication “Health Reports”. For more information on the release schedule for February – March, click here.
Join the CSEB Listserv
The listserv (mailing list) is an online resource available to members of the Society to facilitate discussion and communication among those interested and involved in epidemiology and biostatistics across Canada.