PINTS Speaker Series: Upcoming Events
Political Inquiries aNd Theory Studies (PINTS) is a speaker series with the goal of creating a shared space for faculty and students.
What’s in your application?
Whether you’re interested in applying for the program this year, or in the future, these tips are sure to help you out.
Living the Curriculum from the Inside Out with Kim Ondrik
Join Kim Ondrik, Head Learner, Mill Bay Nature School for a late afternoon presentation and discussion on innovative teaching practices.
Conference Opportunity for BEd Interns
Two Okanagan School of Education Bachelor of Education (BEd) Interns will be selected to attend a FNESC Conference.
Alumna leads the charge on changing perceptions of art
“WE’RE ALL ARTISTS.” As the Curator of Learning and Engagement […]
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Take a Pause: Mindfulness in the workplace
“It’s easy to overlook taking care, and thinking, of yourself; but self-care is very important”
Graduate Student Spotlight: Q&A with Andrew Pulvermacher
Congratulations to Andrew Pulvermacher for receiving a Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council – Canada Graduate Scholarships-Master’s Program grant!
Indigenous Education Academic Position Agenda
You’re invited to take part in the search for an Associate or Assistant Professor of Indigenous Education on Oct. 7, 8 and 9.
Speaker Series: Dr. Jerome Cranston
Dr. Jerome Cranston, Professor and Dean, Faculty of Education, University of Regina will be presenting his recent book, Beyond the Classroom Walls: Teaching in Challenging Social Contexts.
Graduate Student Spotlight: Q&A with Jennifer Kelly
Congratulations to Dr. Jennifer Kelly who graduated with her PhD in June 2019.