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November 2023

Graduate Information Session - Family Relations & Applied Nutrition

Considering applying to a graduate program within Family Relations and Applied Nutrition? Join us for an info session where we’ll break down the graduate school application, explain the process, and outline key application elements as well as share tips on strengthening your application for the Family Relations and Applied Nutrition (FRAN) grad programs. Learn about:

Graduate Information Session - Sociology and Anthropology

Considering applying to a graduate program within Sociology and Anthropology? Join us for an info session where we’ll break down the graduate school application, explain the process, and outline key application elements as well as share tips on strengthening your application for Sociology and Anthropology (SOAN) grad programs in CSAHS. 

Care Activism: Migrant Domestic Workers, Movement-Building and Communities of Care

Care Activism: Migrant Domestic Workers and the Fight for Social Justice in Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore, and the Philippines "The forms of activism that migrant domestic workers engage in are distinct from other social justice movements in that their efforts are fundamentally rooted in notions of caring citizenship, which in itself is grounded in an ethos of care and solidarity."  - Dr. Ethel Tungohan

India and Canada: An Emerging Power and a Troubled Relationship?

Discussing India and Canada: An Emerging Power and a Troubled Relationship? Join our panel of experts speaking on India’s political scene and its relationship with Canada. Panel speakers: Dr. Narendra Subramanian, Ph.D. Professor,  Department of Political Science, McGill University

Graduate information session - Criminology and Criminal Justice Policy

Considering applying to graduate school in Criminology?  Join us for an info session where we’ll break down the graduate school application, explain the process, and outline key application elements as well as share tips on strengthening your application towards the Criminology and Criminal Justice Policy graduate program.  Learn about our MA program with advice from faculty members. Join us for a fun and informal information session focusing on funding, fields of study, potential advisors, applications, and more!

Graduate Information Session - Geography, Environment and Geomatics

Considering applying to a graduate program within Geography, Environment and Geomatics? Join us for an info session where we’ll break down the graduate school application, explain the process, and outline key application elements as well as share tips on strengthening your application for Geography, Environment and Geomatics grad programs. 

Graduate Information Session - Political Science

Considering applying to a graduate program within Political Science? Join us for an info session where we’ll break down the graduate school application, explain the process, and outline key application elements as well as share tips on strengthening your application for Political Science grad programs. 

Microaggressions: Addressing Microaggressions in Teaching and Learning

Responding to Microaggressions in Teaching and Learning Have you ever witnessed a microaggression in a learning environment? Were you satisfied with the way you responded?  In this practical, hands-on session, we will explore multiple ways of responding to microaggressions in virtual and in-person classrooms. By the end of this session, you will be able to adapt and apply a framework to help you confidently respond to microaggressions in multiple teaching and learning environments.
Nature of the Judicial Role - Judging Disagreements: Reflections from Justice Grant Huscroft.

Judging Disagreements: Reflections from Justice Huscroft

Nature of the Judicial Role - Judging Disagreements: Reflections from Justice Grant Huscroft. Join the Department of Political Science and the Justice and Legal Studies team to hear Justice Huscroft from the Court of Appeal of Ontario to discuss his remarkable career as scholar, professor, and judge.
A Year in the Life of Parliament with Dr. Ian Brodie. Image of Ottawa

A Year in the Life of Parliament with Dr. Ian Brodie

Hear from Canadian political scientist and former Chief of Staff to the Prime Minister of Canada Dr. Ian Brodie a renowned Canadian political scientist and professor at the University of Calgary will join the Department of Policical Science to speak to a "Year in the Life of Parliament."