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\"Morna-McEachern-2008\"<\/p>\n

Participating in the Fourth Annual Graduate Student Symposium were (from left) David Pettinicchio, Sociology; Nathalie Hamel, Aquatic and Fishery Sciences; Beth Curry, Oceanography; Li Leung, Civil and Environmental Engineering; Mihyun Seol, Forest Resources; and Morna McEachern, Social Work. Jack Thompson, Public Health, and Michael Orsini, 2008\u201309 Fulbright Canada Visiting Chair, were respondents.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

In early April, six University of Washington graduate students discussed the boundaries of health care at the Fourth Annual Canadian Studies Graduate Symposium. This year\u2019s theme, \u201cRe-imagining Health: What Can We Learn from Canada?,\u201d featured six presenters from a variety of academic disciplines.<\/p>\n

David Pettinicchio, a doctoral candidate in Sociology, presented on \u201cEthnic Nationalism and Flight: Explaining Anglophone Out-Migration from Qu\u00e9bec, 1971-1981,\u201d which provided interesting insights into Qu\u00e9bec society during the Quiet Revolution.<\/p>\n

Li Leung, who recently graduated with a Master\u2019s Degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering, presented her study, \u201cFAST Commercial Vehicle Crossing Times between Western Canada and the US.\u201d Li already has four scholarly papers on the Canada-US border under consideration for publication.<\/p>\n

Nathalie Hamel from Aquatic and Fishery Sciences was just awarded her doctorate, and presented a paper entitled \u201cBycatch and Beached Birds: Assessing Mortality Impacts in Coastal Net Fisheries Using Marine Bird Strandings in the Salish Sea.\u201d The Salish Sea includes waters in the Puget Sound, the Strait of Georgia off the west coast of British Columbia, and the Strait of Juan de Fuca.<\/p>\n

A recent Master in Science from Oceanography, Beth Curry, presented her study, \u201cFreshwater Transport through the Davis Strait between 2004\u20132005.\u201d Beth has conducted considerable research east of Baffin Island.<\/p>\n

Mihyun Seol, who just advanced to doctoral candidacy in Forest Resources, presented her study, \u201cPotential Markets for Canadian Forest Product Industry: Trade between Canada and China.\u201d<\/p>\n

Finally, Morna McEachern presented her research, \u201cChildren of a Common Mother: Teen Pregnancy and Political Symbols in US and Canadian Sexual Health Education Guidelines.\u201d Morna will be conducting further research this summer in Canada.
\nThe respondents were Michael Orsini, a University of Ottawa professor who holds the current Fulbright Canada Visiting Research Chair at the UW, and Jack Thompson, Public Health.<\/p>\n

The two respondents provided participants with feedback and suggestions for enhancing the Canadian content of their presentations. The last hour of the day was devoted to a roundtable discussion during which the respondents offered practical advice to the presenters and continued an interdisciplinary discussion. After the symposium, Jack Thompson said, \u201cThe presentations incorporated both of these approaches into some very excellent and diversified presentations.\u201d<\/p>\n

This project was supported, in part, by funding from the Center\u2019s Program Enhancement Grant, Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada.<\/i><\/p>\n

Morna McEachern, chair of this year’s annual Canadian Studies graduate student symposium, is a doctoral candidate in the School of Social Work. Morna’s dissertation focuses on sexual health education policy in the US and Canada and its political symbolism, history, and practice in relationship to teen pregnancy. She was recently honored as the first runner-up for the Enders Graduate Fellowship from the Association of Canadian Studies in the US.<\/i><\/p>\n

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Program<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

In early April, six University of Washington graduate students discussed the boundaries of health care at the Fourth Annual Canadian Studies Graduate Symposium. This year\u2019s theme, \u201cRe-imagining Health: What Can We Learn from Canada?,\u201d featured six presenters from a variety of academic disciplines. David Pettinicchio, a doctoral candidate in Sociology, presented on \u201cEthnic Nationalism and<\/p>\n

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