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Société historique du Canada

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Government

appoints

new

members

to

the Social

Sciences

and

Humanities Research Council

On 19 April 1994, Minister of Industry John Manley announced the appointment of seven members to the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) for a three-year term.

Since the failure of the merger between SSHRC and the Canada Council last June, the research community has clearly been awaiting signs of a renewed government commitment to the existing organization. The appoint­ ment of seven highly qualified respected researchers to provide policy direction to the Council is a clear signal of the importance this government attaches to the contribution of the science and research community. The seven appointées are:

1. Dr. Patricia Cléments, F.R.S.C., Dean of Arts, University of Alberta

2. Dr. Monique Jérôme-Forget, President of the Institute for Research on Public Policy.

3. Dr. David Leighton, Senior Fellow of the Faculty and director of the National Centre for Management Research and Development, University of Western Ontario.

4. Dr. Paul Lovejoy, F.R.S.C., Professor of History, York University.

5. Dr. Beverley Nicholson, Associate Professor in the Department ofNative Studies at Brandon University. 6. Dr. Rosemary Ommer, Professor of History and

Research Director of the Institute of Social and Economie Research at Memorial University of Newfoundland.

7. Dr. Jean-Guy Paquet, President, Laurentian Life Inc., and Professor at Laval University.

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gouvernement effectue

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Canada

M. John Manley, Ministre de l’industrie, a annoncé le 19 avril 1994 la nomination de sept nouveaux membres au Conseil de recherches en sciences humaines (CRSH) pour un mandat de trois ans.

Depuis l’échec de la fusion avec le Conseil des arts du Canada, en juin dernier, la communauté des chercheurs attendait avec impatience que le gouvernement donne une indication de ses intentions à l’égard du CRSH. La nomination de sept chercheurs très compétents et respectés au Conseil manifeste sans équivoque l’importance qu’attache le gouvernement à la contribution de la communauté des chercheurs en sciences humaines. Les sept nouveaux membres sont:

1. Mme Patricia Cléments, M.S.R.C., doyenne de la Faculté des arts de l’Université de l’Alberta.

2. Mme Monique Jérôme-Forget, présidente de

l’institut de recherches politiques.

3. M. David Leighton, agrégé supérieur de recherches et directeur du Centre national de recherche et développement en administration de l’Université Western Ontario.

4. M. Paul Lovejoy, M.S.R.C., professeur d’histoire à l’Université York.

5. Mme Beverley Nicholson, professeure agrégée du Département d’études autochtones de l’Université de Brandon.

6. Mme Rosemary Ommer, professeure d’histoire et directrice de la recherche de l’Institute of Social and Economie Research de l’Université Memorial de Terre-Neuve.

7. M. Jean-Guy Paquet, président de Laurentienne Vie Inc. et professeur à l’Université Laval.

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