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Auclair lab and Alper lab 2026
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Auclair lab at the Tree Trekking 2025
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Auclair lab at the Tree Trekking 2025
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Auclair lab at the Tree Trekking 2025
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Auclair lab at the Tree Trekking 2025
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Auclair lab at the Tree Trekking 2025
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Auclair lab at the Tree Trekking 2025
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Auclair lab at the Tree Trekking 2025
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Auclair lab at the Tree Trekking 2025
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Auclair lab at the Tree Trekking 2025
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Auclair lab at the Tree Trekking 2025
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Auclair lab at the Tree Trekking 2025
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Auclair lab at the delicious group lunch 2024
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Auclair lab at the fun Escape Room 2024
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Auclair lab at CSC 2023 Vancouver BC
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Prof. Auclair awarded the Clara Benson Award 2023
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CSC 2023 Red is the Theme
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Group Photo 2023
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Group Photo 2022/2023
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Group Lunch 2022
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Group Photo 2021/2022
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Undergraduate Symposium 2022
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Virtual Group Meeting 2021
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Group Hike 2019
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Group Photo 2019
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The Auclair and Friščić Groups 2018
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Group Photo 2017
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Group Hiking Trip 2017
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Group Hiking Trip 2017
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Group Hiking Trip 2017
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New and Old Group Members 2016
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Group Photo 2016
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Group Photo 2015
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Group Photo 2014
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Group Photo 2013
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Group Photo 2011
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Auclair Group at CSC 2011
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Group Photo 2010
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Group Photo 2008
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Fishing Party 2008
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Group Lunch 2007
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Group Dinner 2007
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Group Photo 2007
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Group Photo 2004
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Group Party 2004
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Christmas Party 2003
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Group Photo 2003
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Pool Party 2002
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Group Photo 2002
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Group Photo 2002

McGill is located on unceded lands which have traditionally served as a site of meeting and exchange amongst diverse indigenous peoples. The Kanien’kehà:ka/People of the Flint (Mohawk) who are a founding nation of the Haudenosaunee/People of the Longhouse (Iroquois) Confederacy are recognized as the traditional stewards of the lands and waters.

McGill Land Acknowledgement

We are all treaty people.

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