Associate Departmental Representatives
Associate Departmental Representatives (ADRs) are student or postdoctoral members of the CSBBCS (the Society). They are appointed annually in order to increase the involvement of associate members in the Society, and to mentor the next generation of Society leaders. ADRs help spread the word about all aspects of the Society (e.g., what the CSBBCS is, what awards available from the Society), thereby increasing the participation of the next generation of researchers in all Society activities (e.g., attending the annual conference and the Annual General Meeting, by contributing to advocacy campaigns).
The 2018-2019 ADRs are:
British Columbia
University of British Columbia Okanagan: Kaylee Misener
University of Victoria: Morgan Teskey
Alberta
Athabasca University: Lorelei Storm
University of Alberta: Ana Sharma
Saskatchewan
University of Regina: Rebekah Corpuz
University of Saskatchewan: Ian Newman
Manitoba
University of Manitoba: Bradley Smith
Ontario
University of Guelph: Elizabeth Clancy
Lakehead University: Alexandrea Macey
McMaster University: Carmen Tu
Queen's University: Pelin Tan
Ryerson University: Sean Gilmore
University of Toronto: Zorry Belchev
University of Waterloo: Melissa Meade
Western University: Mason Kadem
Wilfrid Laurier University: Mario Doyle
University of Windsor: Simritpal Malhi
York University (Psychology): Gifty Asare
Québec
Concordia University: Anne Lafay
New Brunswick
Université de Moncton: Dominic Guitard
Mount Allison University: Laura Schneeberger
Nova Scotia
Dalhousie University: Ralph Redden
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Don't see your school listed? Nominate yourself or a friend to serve as an Associate Department Representative! Please e-mail secretary@csbbcs.org with your name and e-mail address and the name of your school to become an ADR.
CSBBCS 2019
The 2019 conference will be held between June 7th and 9th at the University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario. Registration and abstract submissions will open in February. Please visit the 2019 meeting page.