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University of Ottawa Media Calendar - Welcome Week 2016
Here are some highlights of activities at the University of Ottawa, from September 9 to September 18, 2016:

Tuesday, September 13

5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. An Introduction to 3D Printing
Faculty of Engineering

Wednesday, September 14

4 p.m. to 5:20 p.m. Centre for Law, Technology and Society Speaker Series — Pokémon Go and Legal Considerations in the Application Economy
Common Law Section

Thursday, September 15

1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Stéphanie Harvey talk
Community Life Service and the Faculty of Engineering
Read more University of Ottawa Media Calendar - Welcome Week 2016

Gazette

Time to listen and learn

University of Ottawa president Jacques Frémont has been getting to know the University community since he took office in early July by meeting people informally at several meet-and-greet events.
Step in, speak out

You’re at a party and you see a female friend accepting a drink from a male acquaintance. She says it tastes funny. Half an hour later, you see the man taking her arm and leading her upstairs. She seems reluctant.

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Tabaret

Mission Monarch: citizens to the rescue

A uOttawa professor is at the forefront of an innovative project to save monarch butterflies from extinction by mobilizing citizen scientists this summer to identify and monitor places where the king of the butterfly species breeds.
CO-OP: Test-driving the future

The world is an increasingly complicated place, and we can all use guidance systems to find our way in it. This is especially so for young people starting out on careers that will sustain them over the long haul. And that’s where the University of Ottawa’s Co-operative Education Programs come in.

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