Focus on Teaching is an information bulletin published by Content and Collaboration Solutions and Teaching and Learning Services and is designed to inform you of upcoming events to enhance your teaching at McGill University. Read on for more information on upcoming events, courses, seminars and teaching resources at your disposal.
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On Monday, November 21, McGill and the Faculty of Medicine celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Gerald Bronfman Centre for Research in Clinical Oncology (GBC). This major milestone was marked by several events, including the start of a brand new McGill tradition, the Bronfman Scientific Lecture.
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A national group of public health educators has been working to enhance the understanding of population health principles by clinical health professionals. They have created an innovative e-textbook for medical students, the AFMC Primer on Population Health, which was just released by the Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada (AFMC).
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Focus on Teaching is an information bulletin published by Content and Collaboration Solutions and Teaching and Learning Services and is designed to inform you of upcoming events to enhance your teaching at McGill University. Read on for more information on upcoming events, courses, seminars and teaching resources at your disposal.
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Gravitas is the official newsletter of the Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada (AFMC). Each quarterly edition of Gravitas is thematically focussed and contains commentaries, data, analyses, and editorials related to our organizations’ major areas of focus: social accountability, medical education, data and analysis and health research.
Click here to download the Fall 2011 edition of Gravitas directly (bilingual edition)►
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Click here to read the October edition of the Glen Campus Flash- the monthly newsletter highlighting news on the construction of the new McGill University Health Centre (MUHC). From the article In the Works: “A major milestone in the MUHC Glen Campus project has just been reached. Local residents and businesses will be very pleased to learn that the very last of the 5,746 piles was driven in…”

With some 300 buildings, more than 36,000 students, 215,000 living alumni and a reputation for excellence that reaches around the globe, McGill has carved out a spot among the world’s great universities. Check out About McGill a new site featuring all things McGill.
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McGill Library honours and celebrates McGill’s 190th Anniversary with this newly digitized collection of Old McGill Yearbooks from 1898 through to 1940. A rich resource for family researchers and historians alike, this slice of McGill’s history provides an unique view of student life, learning and research. Browse through the years or enter a name. Explore Old McGill memories and stories told through photographs, drawings, letters, poetry, song, and so much more. Visit the digital collection now!