CPSA Three Minutes Thesis Prize
This prize is awarded annually at the CPSA Annual Conference by the Programme Committee in charge of its organization.
In this format, participants present their graduate research in three minutes (or less) to a panel of non-specialist judges. This competition is only open to students who are currently registered in a graduate program. Students who participate in the competition should have made substantial progress on their graduate research and analysis.
Send your proposal to professor Isabelle Côté by January 16, 2023 ilcote@mun.ca
- a title, and
- a 250-word abstract that should outline the main argument, method of inquiry, method of analysis (if applicable) and theoretical significance of the MA thesis, MRP, or doctoral thesis that will form the content of the presentation.
Full information about this competition can be found in the 3MT Terms of Reference [ download pdf ↓ ] .
Prizes are awarded to the winner and first and second runners up.
2022 CPSA Three Minutes Thesis Prize
Marouane Joundi (Université de Montréal): Québécor et les écologistes: polémique, polarisation et pistes de dépolarisation
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Visible minority Canadians made up over 22 percent of Canadian society in 2016 (Statistics Canada 2016) …
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Visible minority Canadians made up over 22 percent of Canadian society in 2016 (Statistics Canada 2016) …
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Yvonne Su’s presentation summarized her research on who benefits and who are excluded from the surge of …
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Ioana Alexandra Manoliu’s presentation summarized her recent experimental research into how watching a …
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Visible minority Canadians made up over 22 percent of Canadian society in 2016 (Statistics Canada 2016) …
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Visible minority Canadians made up over 22 percent of Canadian society in 2016 (Statistics Canada 2016) …
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