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| − | + | We are pleased to highlight the participation of graduate students in the DFM project. This year we have seven PhD students and one Master’s student at three Canadian universities, as well as one affiliated overseas Master’s student. | |
| − | * [[User: | + | * '''Sisir Pradhan''' (PhD student, University of Waterloo) is working to link Social-Ecological Systems and value chain approaches in the study of dried fish. |
| − | * [[User: | + | * [[User:Madu|<bdi>'''Iroshani Madu Galappaththi'''</bdi>]] (PhD student, University of Waterloo) will explore themes related to Interactive Governance, social well-being, and gender. |
| − | * [[User: | + | * [[User:Mahfuzar Rahman|<bdi>'''Mahfuzar Rahman'''</bdi>]] (PhD student, University of Manitoba) is beginning anthropological field research with dried fish processors in Bangladesh. |
| − | * [[User: | + | * '''Sami Farook''' (PhD student, University of Manitoba) intends undertake a trend analysis using the 2000-2016 Bangladesh household income and expenditure surveys |
| − | * [[User: | + | * [[User:AklimaAkter|<bdi>'''Aklima Akter'''</bdi>]] (PhD student, University of Manitoba) is studying gender issues among women engaged in the dried fish sector of Bangladesh. |
| − | * [[User: | + | * [[User:Wae Win|<bdi>'''Wae Win Khaing'''</bdi>]] (PhD student, University of Manitoba) will study social relations and gender in dried fish value chains. |
| + | * '''Nova Almine''' (PhD student, Memorial University) will be studying dried fish and fisheries in Thailand. | ||
| + | * [[User:JVarquez|<bdi>'''Jessie Varquez'''</bdi>]] (Master’s student, University of Manitoba) will study dried fish production in the Philippines. | ||
| + | * '''[[User:AlexiaP|Alexia Pigeault]]''' (affiliated student in the European International Master of Science in Marine Biological Resources / IMBRSea) will be studying communications within the DFM project. | ||
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| + | The DFM students and faculty advisors held a meeting on November 20 to initiate a formal Student Group within the project, which will be meeting monthly to address the practical challenges of proposal writing, fieldwork, and analysis. The Student Group has proposed to organize at least one guest lecture or seminar per term. | ||
Revision as of 10:33, 17 February 2021
We are pleased to highlight the participation of graduate students in the DFM project. This year we have seven PhD students and one Master’s student at three Canadian universities, as well as one affiliated overseas Master’s student.
- Sisir Pradhan (PhD student, University of Waterloo) is working to link Social-Ecological Systems and value chain approaches in the study of dried fish.
- Iroshani Madu Galappaththi (PhD student, University of Waterloo) will explore themes related to Interactive Governance, social well-being, and gender.
- Mahfuzar Rahman (PhD student, University of Manitoba) is beginning anthropological field research with dried fish processors in Bangladesh.
- Sami Farook (PhD student, University of Manitoba) intends undertake a trend analysis using the 2000-2016 Bangladesh household income and expenditure surveys
- Aklima Akter (PhD student, University of Manitoba) is studying gender issues among women engaged in the dried fish sector of Bangladesh.
- Wae Win Khaing (PhD student, University of Manitoba) will study social relations and gender in dried fish value chains.
- Nova Almine (PhD student, Memorial University) will be studying dried fish and fisheries in Thailand.
- Jessie Varquez (Master’s student, University of Manitoba) will study dried fish production in the Philippines.
- Alexia Pigeault (affiliated student in the European International Master of Science in Marine Biological Resources / IMBRSea) will be studying communications within the DFM project.
The DFM students and faculty advisors held a meeting on November 20 to initiate a formal Student Group within the project, which will be meeting monthly to address the practical challenges of proposal writing, fieldwork, and analysis. The Student Group has proposed to organize at least one guest lecture or seminar per term.
