It’s Creative, It’s Critical—FCCS Research Series
Arts Building (ART) 1147 Research Road, Kelowna, BC, CanadaThis series is a a chance to hear about current research projects from faculty and graduate students in FCCS.
This series is a a chance to hear about current research projects from faculty and graduate students in FCCS.
The CER Storyteller Series showcases the Community Engaged Research being done by ICER members, through storytelling that gives the audience a peak behind the scenes to reveal some of the nuances surrounding the processes and politics, setbacks and moments of serendipity.
The Political Science Speaker Series continues on March 27 with guest lecturer Killian Clarke from Georgetown University.
This series is a a chance to hear about current research projects from faculty and graduate students in FCCS.
Join us for a hands-on workshop designed for figure skaters who want to better understand some of the most common injuries in the sport and how to prevent them. You’ll get a blend of science-based education and practical, coach-led movement training that you can apply immediately to your on-ice and off-ice routines. Sign up Here
Join Dr. Valentina Galvani for the second lecture of the Economics Speaker Series.
Considering a career in allied health? Come talk to a panel of experienced professionals representing physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech language pathology. Thes professionals are here to take questions and provide insight into what these jobs look like day to day and the rewarding careers offered in the alloied health space. Stop in and find […]
Undergraduate students are invited to enroll in the Roger Watts Debate run-offs on March 11.
Cheryl-Lee Madden will defend their thesis.
This series is a a chance to hear about current research projects from faculty and graduate students in FCCS.
Undergraduate students are invited to hone their debating skills at weekly practice sessions in preparation for the Roger Watts Debate.
Diabetes and insulin resistance continue to grow as one of the top chronic diseases in Canada. Join Seppe, HES student, to talk about the effectiveness of exercise as a treatment for diabetes and insulin resistance. This presentation will include an easy-to-do exercise plan that's for yourself or anyone you know suffering from this condition. Sign Up Here
Find out how Tibetan monastic scholars in 1980s China used scientific discourse to navigate political pressures and reshape modern Tibetan Buddhism.
This event is part of the It’s Creative, It’s Critical—FCCS Research Series
Undergraduate students are invited to hone their debating skills at weekly practice sessions in preparation for the Roger Watts Debate.
In her upcoming lecture on Feb 25, guest speaker Dr. Donn Feir discusses how legal power can increase economic development for groups.
Participatory filmmaking has long been a tool for social change.In the Outer Island communities of the Yap, Federated States of Micronesia, Ulithian youth are migrating from their homes and cultivating diasporic online spaces. This talk will emphasize the politics and ethics of engagement in visual storytelling, including consent and representation in visual anthropology.
Undergraduate students are invited to hone their debating skills at weekly practice sessions in preparation for the Roger Watts Debate.
Undergraduate students are invited to hone their debating skills at weekly practice sessions in preparation for the Roger Watts Debate.
This presentation will be guided by the following question: how have NHL hockey trading cards historically portrayed Indigenous players, and how have these representations reinforced racialized narratives and colonial stereotypes?
This series is a a chance to hear about current research projects from faculty and graduate students in FCCS.
Everyone is welcome to attend the next Starting the Conversation Speaker series event PhD candidate featuring Emily Comeau!
Undergraduate students are invited to hone their debating skills at weekly practice sessions in preparation for the Roger Watts Debate.
Undergraduate students are invited to hone their debating skills at weekly practice sessions in preparation for the Roger Watts Debate.
This series is a a chance to hear about current research projects from faculty and graduate students in FCCS.