Education, Systemic Indoctrination, and 21st Century Authoritarianism
Arts Building (ART) 1147 Research Road, Kelowna, BC, CanadaThis symposium session will feature a panel of scholars followed by a discussion with the audience.
This symposium session will feature a panel of scholars followed by a discussion with the audience.
Are you curious about the Public Scholars Initiative and want to apply for the upcoming 2025 year? Come to this information session to learn more about the program and how to apply.
Fatima Canales will defend their thesis.
Colesen Ford will defend their thesis.
Ephraim Senkyire will defend their thesis.
Zev Tiefenbach will defend their thesis.
In anticipation of a public talk by the author Phanuel Antwi on April 23, the Equity & Inclusion Office and Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies invite you to join a discussion on the first chapters of Antwi's book On Cuddling. E-text copies are available from the UBCO Library. Contact equity.ubco@ubc.ca to register.
Join us at our end-of-year snacks events to savour cheese and other dishes!
Join Espaces francophones for some help studying for French exams
Juniper Charlesworth will defend their thesis.
Adeyemi Philips Adebowale will defend their dissertation.
This series is a a chance to hear about current research projects from faculty and graduate students in FCCS.
Guest speaker Richard Jordan explores transcultural unity and empire in his lecture, Gladiator and the Dream of Rome.
Find out how mathematical models can help us understand politics and society at a lecture featuring guest speaker Dr Richard Jordan.
Join us for this informal presentation of Bonny Lynn's research looking at how an Indigenous Participatory Action Research (IPAR) design centered the voices of the children, the nsyilxcǝn language, and ecological knowledge from the Land.
Are you considering a career in clinical counselling? Join us for an engaging and informative session where a professional clinical counsellor, Melanie Bennett will share insights into the field, including education pathways, job prospects, and additional learning recommendations. The event will feature a facilitated Q&A session followed by an open discussion, providing an opportunity to […]
This event is part of the Cultural Studies Global Justice Series.
The Economics Speaker Series continues on March 14th with a presentation by Dr. Kevin Schnepel from Simon Fraser University.
This series is a a chance to hear about current research projects from faculty and graduate students in FCCS.
Hosted by the Cultural Studies program
Golnoosh Razzazi will defend their thesis.
Social event for French speakers and learners
This series is a a chance to hear about current research projects from faculty and graduate students in FCCS.
Jon Corbett will defend their dissertation.
Join Kailee Fawcett for this workshop which will provide an overview of tips and considerations as you begin your own podcasting journey.