Photos from Arteries 2012

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ARTeries is here!

Today is the day, the presenters are here, as well as their entourages and our photographer! If you have any questions, please Tweet us!

Lots of photos to come after the conference!

Conference Schedule

We are extremely excited to announce that our Conference Schedule for March 30th is now available and can be accessed by visiting the ‘Conference Schedule‘ tab on the very top.

The Conference will commence with our first two presenters at 10:20AM at Oakham House (63 Gould Street) in Room G and Thomas Lounge respectively.

We welcome drop-ins any time during the day (THERE ARE NO ENTRANCE FEES)!! Our last presentations will begin at 4:10PM.

Please also join us for lunch and dinner (also free)! We will be expecting several guest speakers during that time.

We hope to see all of you there!
ARTeries Organizing Committee

 

Presenters’ Abstracts

To view our 16 presenters’ abstracts, please visit ‘Presenter Abstracts‘ on the top of this page.

We are on Twitter!

Hi Ryerson Community!

We’re very excited to announce that we are now twitter!

Please follow us at @RUarteries for updates about the event on March 30th and future opportunities to get involved with the ARTeries organizing committee. See you all there!

Arteries 2012 – Ryerson’s 5th Annual Undergraduate Research Conference

Papers for this year’s conference have been selected by our blind panel. You can now read abstracts for all of the papers, bios of the presenters and check out the schedule for the conference.

Congratulations to all the presenters and thank you all for your submissions!

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The fourth annual ARTeries Research Essay Conference is just around the corner!

ARTeries aims to provide a forum for registered Ryerson undergraduate students to present their best essays to their peers. Hosted by the Faculty of Arts, ARTeries 2011 will promote undergraduate research through the sharing of ideas within and across disciplines.

We welcome essays that are related to the humanities and social sciences. More specifically, we are looking for papers on Caribbean Studies; Criminal Justice and Criminology; Economics; English; French; Spanish; Geography; History; Music; Philosophy; Politics and Governance/Public Administration; Psychology; and Sociology.

Please click ‘How to Submit‘ for more details.