CSAHS News
Dr. Tad McIlwraith among Researchers Awarded $250,000 to track biting flies in the Arctic
Dr. Tad McIlwraith, a member of the Anthropology department within the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences, along with Dr. Sarah Adamowicz and Dr. Joey Bernhardt from Integrative Biology, have secured $250,000 over two years through the New Frontiers in Research Fund Exploration competition. Their focus is on tracking the northward migration of biting flies into Arctic regions due to climate change and examining the resulting impacts on wildlife and human health.
Celebrating National Accessibility Week 2024!
The College of Social and Applied Human Sciences proudly joins the nation in celebrating National Accessibility Week, observed from May 26th to June 1st. This dedicated week serves as a pivotal time to recognize the achievements and ongoing efforts to create a more accessible and inclusive Canada. The university reaffirms its commitment to fostering an environment where everyone, regardless of ability, can thrive.
Portals to the (Un)Known: Celebrating Another Successful Year for the Graduate Mentorship Program
A mentor's influence can be transformative, shaping lives in remarkable ways. Mentorship opens avenues, fosters connections, nurtures confidence, and guides career trajectories.
Supporting Young Minds: Child and Youth Mental Health Day in Ontario 2024
The mental well-being of our children and youth is essential. As we mark Child and Youth Mental Health Day in 2024, it is a time to pause, reflect, and unite in support of our youngest citizens. This year, let us celebrate progress, acknowledge challenges, and recommit to fostering environments where every child and youth can thrive emotionally.