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Special Thanks and Acknowledgements

The Honours Conference of 2021 would not have been possible without the passion, time, and creativity of those who contributed. This page wants to extend a hearty, warm thank you to all who participated, organized, and offered insight, allowing this conference to blossom into an intellectually stimulating event. Below are the names of everyone who contributed.

Contributors. 

Sheri-D Wilson: Her generous offer to speak as the Honours Conference Keynote Speaker

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Sarah Banting: For guiding, leading, and sympathizing with this year's Honour students. Without Sarah's wisdom, insight, and guidance, this Honours Conference would not have been possible

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Project Supervisors: Cliff Werier, Sabrina Reed, David Hyttenrauch,, Natalie Meisner, Mario Trono, Yaw Asante

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Panel Chairs: Rob Boschman, Jenna Stook, Karen Overbye, Micheline Maylor

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Schedule Organizers: Franchesca Cruz and Nicole Fields

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Website Design: Madeline Scarlett and Rebeca Kis

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Social Media / Advertising: Kaitlynn MacEachern and Amy Coneybeare

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Poster Designers: Katie Saxon and Katie Costigan

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Venue Management: Olivia Brodowski 

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Technological Coordinator and Organizer: Kyra Koustrup 

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Keynote Speaker Correspondent: Jana Tzanakos 

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Broadcasting Team: Jason Kokot, Keo Bunny, Alex Luong

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Photographer: Drew Pullar

English Honours Conference 2021

'One glance at a book and you hear the voice of another person, perhaps someone dead for 1,000 years. To read is to voyage through time.'

                                      -Carl Sagan

What

English Honours Conference 2021

When

December 3, 2021

Where

Online through Google Meet

Contact Us

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