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The Mysterious Case of the Beryl G: Murder and Honor in the Pacific Northwest BorderlandsStephen T. Moore, Central Washington UniversityRemembering the treaty: An analysis of competing interpretations of the Columbia River TreatyJeremy Mouat, University of AlbertaFEATURED ROUNDTABLECanada-US Border Policy: The New Border Vision AgreementSue Saarnio, US Embassy, OttawaTBA, CBSA-OttawaDonald Alper, Western Washington UniversityKatherine Friedman, University at BuffaloChristopher Sands, Hudson InstituteGeoffrey Hale, University of LethbridgeDan UczoSponsored by the Border Policy Research Institute, Western Washington University and theRegional Institute, University at BuffaloFriday, November 1812:00pm—2:15pmLunch Plenary: Digging into Data ChallengeSponsored by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of CanadaIn 2009, the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada; the NationalEndowment for the Humanities of the United States, the National Science Foundation of theUnited States, and the Joint Information Systems Committee of the United Kingdom, collaboratedto launch the Digging into Data Challenge. The challenge promotes innovative humanities andsocial science research using large-scale data analysis and challenges the research communityto help create the new research infrastructure needed for the 21st century. The changingresearch landscape in our digital age has called for new techniques to better search, analyze,and understand the vast array of research materials being used and created, including digitizedbooks, newspapers, and music as well as transactional data such as web searches, sensor dataor cell phone records. Close to 90 international research teams competed in the 2009 challengeand eight remarkable projects comprised of Canadians, British and American scholars wereawarded research grants. In 2011, the Digging into Data Challenge has grown to include fundingfrom eight international research agencies among four countries, namely Canada, theNetherlands, the United Kingdom, and the United States.Moderated by Dr. Chad Gaffield, President of the Social Sciences and Humanities ResearchCouncil of Canada.Friday, November 202:15pm—3:45pmABO4Contexts of First Nations FilmCHAIR: Miléna SantoroDecolonization, Empowerment, and Activism. Is Indigenous Cinema the new National Cinema?
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