Poster Competition

The annual poster competition presented by the College of Law and CREATE Justice is an opportunity to showcase the research work of JD and LLM students undertaken in a class, for a paper, or a journal article.

2019 Posters

These posters were displayed at the third annual poster competition on March 13, 2019:

Alexandra Barlas - Medical-Legal Partnerships: The Crossing Paths of Two Disciplines

Janna Mitchell - The Real Cost of Law School Tuition: Why Increasing Canadian Law School Tuition is an Access to Justice Issue (Please note that citations are not included)

Valerie Warwick - The Underrepresentation of Indigenous People on Juries

ShayAnne Surtees - MAXED OUT: Indigenous prisoners and maximum security

Mason Stott – Medical-Legal Partnerships: What are the costs and benefits

2018 Posters

These posters were displayed at the second annual poster competition on March 6, 2018:

Nicole Bree - Effects of Bill C-36 on Aboriginal Sex Workers in Saskatchewan

Tina Cai - The Interrelationship between Economics and Environmental Regulation: An analysis of the Kyoto Protocol

Jeri Chow - Thinking Forward: 'Membership of a Particular Social Group’ Ground Meeting Canada’s Goals in Refugee Law for Now and the Future

Chris Goodwin - Gladue...Not a Get Out of Jail Free Card

Kirsty Vogelsang - The Jean Chrétien Pledge to Africa: Canada’s Role in Access to Affordable Medicines

Green Legal Student Policy Group - Climate Change

2018 Poster Competition.