A discussion with Michael Bucknor about the transnational connections between Black writers and Black communities and the importance of these connections for creating an ecosystem for Black writers
Heather Young-Leslie leaves a legacy of research initiatives and successes
The college played a key role in the conference, with many members offering their insights and expertise
A discussion with Joshua St Pierre about disfluency studies, the Stuttering Commons project, and his work to provide accessible public resources about speech disabilities
CSSH researchers are integral to a new, federally-funded smartwear research project currently underway at the U of A
Research conversations with Sarah Nickel about the stories of Indigenous women鈥檚 activism and achievement, and the value of bringing historical training into community
The 天美传媒 is thrilled to celebrate seven outstanding individuals from CSSH for their exceptional contributions as teachers, researchers and community builders
Unique resource enhances learning outcomes by exploring Japanese Canadian experiences in classrooms across Alberta
A discussion with Sandra Bucerius about the largest mixed methods study on Canadian prisons in the history of Canadian criminology, including Canada鈥檚 much overlooked remand prisons
Marvin Washington is taking on the position of dean of SFU鈥檚 Beedie School of Business
Other cultural norms emerge, spread and even transform in much the same way, says anthropologist.
In this episode, we chat with Kisha Supernant about Indigenous-led and community-engaged archaeology, and the work of the Institute of Prairie and Indigenous Archaeology (IPIA)
A discussion with Jennifer Jennings on gender and entrepreneurship, the importance of a contextualized approach to ensure research recognizes the institutionalized expectations at play, and the role of confidence in the entrepreneurial domain
In honour of Women鈥檚 History Month, learn the stories and legacies of several women from the social sciences and humanities at the 天美传媒 who broke ground in their areas
Only seven per cent of workers report never being harassed by patrons, say researchers who have identified 鈥減illars of resistance鈥