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FIRST MEETING OF YOUNG RESEARCHERS - 3 and 4 December 2009 Myriad

FIRST MEETING OF YOUNG RESEARCHERS
(Peru)
03 and December 4, 2009

PURPOSE:

teachers train young researchers in the research process and the latest tools that can facilitate their development in research related to teaching

METHODOLOGY:

The program includes the development of thematic through conferences and workshops, participants will have access to use the virtual platform to support the training process, monitoring of progress and constant communication, through the research network.

EXHIBITORS: Highlights

teachers and specialists with experience in the field of higher research.

TARGET AUDIENCE: Young

teacher researchers who have not participated in recent programs in the area of \u200b\u200bresearch by the NRA, and want to enhance the development of research in higher education.

PROGRAM:

Program Science - Technology and Innovation and University research.
processes and stages of the investigation.
Information System for University Management.
leadership and teamwork.
The characteristics of scientific - technical information.
Bibliographic Search.
accreditation processes and research.
Writing research reports.
Sources of funding for research.


PLACE:

Room 2 of the NRA (street Knockers 377 - Urb Las Gardenias - Surco)


SCHEDULE:

8: 30 to 17:30 hours


COST: None




VACANCIES: Limited




INCLUDES:

Equipment, refreshments, certificate, access to Virtual Platform.


CERTIFICATION:

certificates be issued to participants who attend 90% of the seminar.


Registration and Information:

Send your duly completed registration form and copy of teaching license or letter from your faculty. Email: dgicu@anr.edu.pe

Fax: 275-4608 2350 or 2349 Annex


Location: Room 2 of the NRA (street Knockers 377 - Urb Las Gardenias - Surco) Contact: Email: dgicu@anr.edu.pe

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Magazine - Discussion

updating of the
AGENDA AND NEW MEMBER OF ARDA

Dear Friends

After a long period of inactivity, we are back work on Agenda of our portal, which will reactivated with cultural events and activities for each month.

once again invite you to visit, comment and submit your events for inclusion in our programming.

also welcome Gustavo Toro as a new member of our team . shortly learn a little about his musical work.

warm regards

Filmy Mptoryzacyjne Do Pobrania

The wind failed to banders

The wind was blowing angrily ringing during the day last Saturday, 14 November. However, at Station 94 Chorrillo birds were captured 12 different species, among which include a Self-Healing ringed robin here last year and half, and the large number of blackcaps that spend the winter in this area.

Lark ( Lullula arborea)

foreground of a blackbird (Turdus merula ). M acho, adult (age 4 Euring code)

Javier Muro

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new "Voices of Morocco in Peru

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tables Cycle round "The other Peruvian literature"

cycle of round tables in the BNP

OTHER PERUVIAN LITERATURE: FROM INCLUSION TO
MARGINALITY
disseminate critical approaches to the study of so-called peripheral literatures in our country, to facilitate a meeting for researchers in literature, culture and oral tradition of Quechua, Aymara, Andean, Amazonian and Afro-Peruvian, and to reflect and discuss issues related to identity, oral and popular culture, the National Library of Peru, the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos (San Marcos) and Ediciones Huerequeque organized a series of roundtables to discuss this issue. New strategies for inclusion the last decade of the twenty-first century, Peru has experienced the emergence of a new literary corpus result of artistic and cultural manifestations of social and ethnic sectors from within the country. The oral production, popular and indigenous languages, literature is regarded as a marginal, peripheral or subordinate, which prevents dissemination and evaluation in the canon. In this context it is necessary to study, reflect and discuss this issue, then discuss the strategies and responses including, without discrimination or devaluation of our traditional culture.

Upcoming Dates: Monday

16, 19.00 hrs. Amazon
Literature Bureau
Speakers: Maggie

Romani (San Marcos)
Peter Falcon (San Marcos)
Maria Chavarria (San Marcos)

Wednesday 18, 19.00 hrs. African Literature Bureau Peruvian

Participants: José Campos

Dávila (UNEGV)
Monica Carrillo (LUNDU)
Milagros Carazas (San Marcos)

Organizers:

National Library of Peru, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos and Huerequeque Editions.

will develop tables 16 and November 18 from 7:00 to 9:00 pm in the Multipurpose Room (SUM) of the BNP, Av of Poetry 160 San Borja. The program involves outstanding scholars of diverse literatures such as Mauro Mamani (San Marcos), Dorian Espezúa (San Marcos), Gonzalo Espino (San Marcos), Maggie Romani (San Marcos), Peter Falcon (San Marcos), Maria Chavarria (San Marcos), José Campos Dávila (UNEGV), Mónica Carrillo (LUNDU) and Milagros Carazas (San Marcos).

Admission is free Lima, November 13, 2009

OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL IMAGE AND CULTURAL EXTENSION

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Chorrillo Surprises Pickup

The banding day on Sunday in El Chorrillo was full of pleasant surprises, despite the wind prevailing. We captured 81 birds of 12 species, among which we highlight one that never had been banded in the Season: common bullfinch.
Significantly
also recovering from a chaffinch that had ringed the past five years and nine months, plus other recaptures of serin, blackcap or bunting.

This is the common finch, a young male age 3 (Euring), which is passing through the area in winter.

blackcap This is a young male (age 3, Euring), in which crown shows that has retained a lot of feathers from the nest, brown. The delay in the change of feathers indicates that this individual has been born in the latest proposals of the season to start saving energy for migration.

The last photo shows a male bunting.

Javier Muro

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Chorrillo blackcap

banding

The day the last Sunday in the Chorrillo was much more quiet than before, although, were captured 33 birds of 10 species different.

As in recent instances, stresses the recapture of a copy of blackcap, a female banded in the same place two and half years ago (pictured above). Almost certainly, we can say that this is an individual come from the north of Europe is preparing to spend another winter in this land.

Note the influx of large flocks of finches, also from the north, as they have captured more individuals of this species than in other seasons.

black redstart female

male serin

female goldfinch

Javier Muro