CONFEDERATION OF MEXICAN GRADUATE
STUDENTS AND RESEARCHERS IN CANADA
Kwantlen Polytechnic University
Campus Richmond8771 Lansdowne Road, Richmond, B.C.The Melville Centre for Dialogue Room BOctober
9th – 10th, 2015
10th National CongressMexican GraduateStudents and Researchers in Canada
CEIMEXCAN
2005-2015
Ten
Years
of Knowledge Transference:
Our
Legacies towards the Future
Friday,
October 9
Conference Opening
15:00
– 15:50
Welcome remarks
Kwantlen Polytechnic University
Stuart
Mcllmoyle,
Associate
Vice President - International
Office of International Students
and
Scholars
Registration
and coffee
break
16:00
– 17:00
Meet and Greet
Guest Speakers
17:00
– 17:30
Felipe
Quetzalcóatl Quintanilla-Nava
San Diego State University
Coyoteks, Cybraceros
and Oaxackers:
Borders, Bodies
and Digital Labor in Alex Rivera’s Sleep
Dealer
(2008)
17:30
– 18:00
Juan
Carlos Rocha-Osornio
Trent University
Teaching Spanish
is
More Than
Conjugating
Verbs:
The
Use of Technology
in the
Canadian University
Classroom
Coffee break
Technology and Pedagogy
18:10
– 18:30
Berenice
Serrano et al.
Université du Québec en Outaouais, UNAM,
Universitat Jaume I, Universitat de València
Virtual Reality
and other
Technologies in Psychology: Scientific
and Technological
Contributions
from
Labs
in Mexico,
Canada
and Spain
Artistic Production
18:30
– 18:50
Juan
Pablo Ramírez
Concordia University
Cursed Water
19:00
– 20:30
Dinner
Cactus Club Café
5500
No 3 Rd
Richmond,
BC V5X 2C8
(604)
244-9969
Saturday, October 10
Technology
10:00
– 10:20
Eduardo
Ramírez González and Francisco Ucán-Marín
Centro Kappa de Conocimiento S.C.
Fuga de cerebros y la transferencia de
ciencia y tecnología: Retos y oportunidades
Artistic Production
10:20
– 10:40
María
Eugenia Garza
Université du Québec à Montréal
El cuerpo simbólico del mexicano
Coffee break
10:50
–
12:00
Reunión nacional de la Red Global de
Mexicanos en el Exterior en Canadá
Guest
Speaker
12:00
– 12:30
Juan
Navarro
Presidente, Red Global de Mexicanos en el
Exterior
Capítulo BC
México y Canadá
en
el Acuerdo
Transpacífico
(TPP): entendiendo
el impacto
económico
Lunch
Academic Production
1:30
– 2:30
Juan
Carlos Rocha Osornio
Trent University
Book Presentation:
Un
espacio torcido en la narrativa mexicana de temática homosexual masculina (Madrid:
Verbum Editores)
Closing remarks
2:30– 2:40