Question 1

What is the Social Science Speakers' Series?

Accepted Answer

The Social Science Speakers Series highlights outstanding social science research at the University of Manitoba and fosters interdisciplinary connections among students, faculty, and researchers.

Question 2

Who should attend?

Accepted Answer

These sessions are open to:

UM faculty, researchers, and students (undergraduate and graduate)
Community members, nonprofit professionals, and government stakeholders
Anyone interested in research, public policy, or social science impact in Manitoba

Question 3

What is the topic of the upcoming session?

Accepted Answer

The topic and speaker will be announced soon—stay tuned! Details will be shared via this page, our social media channels, and our mailing list once confirmed.

Question 4

Is there a cost to attend?

Accepted Answer

No, all sessions in the Speakers Series are free of charge.

Question 5

Do I need to register?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Registration is required through Eventbrite. Sessions will be in hybrid - in person (at the CSSRP office, Room 201 Isbister Building) and online. Link will be sent to the participants closer to the date.

Let us know your attendance preference by emailing us at cssrp@umanitoba.ca

Question 6

Will there be Q&A or discussion time?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Each session includes a dedicated time for audience Q&A, and open discussion with the speaker.

Question 7

Where can I find updates?

Accepted Answer

Follow the Centre for Social Science Research and Policy (CSSRP) on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube, or check our website for future announcements.

Question 8

Do I have to let you know if I am attending in person?

Accepted Answer

It would be appreciated to let us know as our in-person capacity is limited. It would also help us plan appropriately for that day.

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