Students’ employability has long been a challenging issue for many liberal arts colleges and universities. There has been widespread recognition recently that liberal arts students are highly valued as employees. But there is also a public perception that liberal arts students may not be well equipped to face the challenges of employment in the information age. This study is a collaborative eff...

Canadians have made many contributions to artificial intelligence over the years This article presents a summary of current research in artificial intelligence in Canada and acquaints readers with the Canadian organization for artificial intelligencethe Canadian Society for the Computational Studies of Intelligence/Societk Canadienne pour l’lktude de 1’Intelligence par Ordinateur (CSCSI/SCEIO)....

This article examines how international students are, or are not, included in the equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) activities at two of Canada’s largest English-speaking universities: University Toronto British Columbia. Our findings point to notable similarities: first, while both institutions celebrated for their contributions campus diversity, there also concerns over increasing proport...

BACKGROUND We set out to determine the rate, time-trend, and defining factors associated with publication of abstracts presented at two annual scientific meetings of the Canadian Association of Radiation Oncology (caro). METHODS All abstracts accepted for oral presentation in 2007 and 2010 were obtained from the caro program archives and searched using the PubMed database. Variables in the da...