Great food, entertainment, and prizes. Every registrant will receive a pair of Mother-Daughter Walk Shoelaces. It will do your heart good. U of S alumnus John Brandon, an archaeologist with the provincial government, will show how packages have changed over the past 150 years, what this means archaeologically and, briefly, their implications for landfills. Economics research projects from U of S and U of Regina faculty and graduate students will be on display.
Posters provide a brief summary of current research topics being conducted.
Presenters will give a short discussion of their work to mini tours of 8-12 people. Tour participants can ask questions and discuss research activities. The poster sessions are open to the public. Food and beverages will be provided. The campus-based Saskatoon Montessori School, located in St. Andrew s College, has served Saskatoon for more than 20 years.