Three ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà graduate students have been announced as 2024 Storyteller finalists.
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Leah Alfred-Olmedo, Nancy Lin and Aleah Wong have been named finalists of the 2024 SSHRC Storytellers Challenge, out of 20 finalists from across Canada. Each student has received $3,000 and has the opportunity to present their submission live on May 6 as part of the Science Writers and Communicators of Canada conference.
On May 6 the finalists will be narrowed down to the Final Five, each of whom will receive an additional $1,000.
To learn more about their amazing SSHRC-funded projects, view their video submissions.
- Leah Alfred-Olmedo, PhD in English Literature. "."
- Nancy Lin, PhD in Social Work. "."
- , MSc in Oceans and Fisheries. "." – submission: looks at the Food-Climate-Biodiversity group
Congratulations to Leah, Nancy and Aleah!
To view the list of finalists, the , visit the SSHRC website.
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