Research and Job Opportunities
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Our primary goal is to connect student members with opportunities that exist both within the Entomological Society of Canada and with other research, training and career advancement opportunities, and to promote and advocate on behalf of the students and early professionals who study entomology in Canada.
If you are interested in getting involved with the ESC Student & Early Professional Affairs Committee, please email us!
~ Matt & Rowan
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Applications are due on March 1st each year
The Society seeks applicants for this cash award, which is in support of research activities by individuals who study insect faunistics, or the natural history and taxonomy of Canada’s insect fauna. Preference will be given to applications by amateurs, but applications by students and others will be considered.
Learn about entomologists in Canada and find prospective graduate supervisors
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2021-2022 Committee Members
Matt Muzzatti (Ottawa, SEPAC Co-Chair)
Rowan French (Toronto, SEPAC Co-Chair)
Shawn Abraham [Edmonton, SEPAC Mentorship Director]
Anne-Sophie Caron (Montreal)
Nathan Earley (Kelowna)
Mahmoud El-Saadi [Ottawa, SEPAC Research Round-up Director]
Serita Fudlosid (Ottawa)
Mathilde Gaudreau (Montréal)
Elyssa Loewen (Regina)
Rachel Rix (Truro)
Berenice Romero [Saskatoon, SEPAC Communications Director]
Catherine Scott (Montréal)
Dylan Sjolie (Saskatoon)
Emily Trendos (Guelph)
Bill Riel (Victoria, ex officio)
Tyler Wist (Saskatoon, ex officio)
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Roles and Responsibilities
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