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At the beginning of the 2009-2010 academic year, our 118 professors and 64 support staff welcomed more than 4,000 undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate students. The Faculty of Health Sciences, spread over 5 geographic sites, is made up of four schools (nursing, rehabilitation sciences, human kinetics and the Interdisciplinary School of Health Sciences) and a nutrition program leading to a bachelor's degree in nutrition sciences. The Faculty excels in its research endeavour thanks to the efforts of over 100 researchers working in a variety of disciplines, from molecular biology to metabolism, from human kinetics to social sciences of health. Innovative and dynamic, the Faculty of Health sciences is focused on the future. Come join us !! |
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New elected Quebec representative on the executive board of the Canadian Association of Nurses in AIDS Care (CANAC), Marilou Gagnon, assistant professor at the school of nursing, has successfully defended her |
| doctoral thesis on December 9th. In the upcoming year, she will be completing her postdoctoral studies with Act-Up Paris, a community-based organization known for its social and political involvement in the field of HIV/AIDS. After her return in March, she will be pursuing her research on HIV/AIDS while working with Professor Namaste, a sociologist at the Simone de Beauvoir Institute (Concordia University). | |
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