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A special holiday video message from Dean Marvin Washington
Dean Washington wishes our college community a relaxing and joyful festive season
Seeing a settler narrative through Indigenous eyes
Arts professor and poet Jordan Abel wins Governor General’s Literary Award for fiction for his debut novel, Empty Spaces, a challenging reimagination of The Last of the Mohicans
‘If you can empower others to build connections, you can help build a thriving collaborative ecosystem’
In this Times Higher Education article, Dean Marvin Washington offers tips on how to foster interdisciplinary collaboration as a university administrator
Video spotlight: Misinformation expert meets the manosphere
New documentary film hosted by Faculty of Law Prof. Timothy Caulfield examines the hypermasculinity movement in contemporary culture
CSSH member named Tier 2 Canada Research Chair
Sarah Nickel (Arts) has received this national recognition and designation to support her research in Indigenous Politics and Gender
College alumni and faculty make the grade for this year’s Edify Top 40 Under 40 list
13 of this year’s recipients are part of the College of Social Sciences and Humanities community
Several CSSH members named 2024 Killam Laureates
Awards honour the academic excellence of doctoral students, postdoctoral fellows and professors
In Photos: Coalition for a Better Future Campus Tour
Students, faculty and staff joined conversations surrounding Canada’s future prosperity
Maclean’s rankings highlight U of A excellence
Five programs, including the Faculty Education and the Alberta School of Business, ranked among the finest in Canada, showcasing expertise in a range of fields
College of Social Sciences and Humanities launches innovative new research-focused podcast
SSH: The Podcast invites listeners to spend time with experts from across the college
Prince Takamado Japan Centre: forging cultural bonds for more than two decades
Housed in the Faculty of Arts, the centre has been an “essential partner” for the U of A, Alberta and Canada, and has fostered interdisciplinary collaborations with faculties such as the Faculty of Education
Black mentorship drives social change
Housed in the College of Social Sciences and Humanities, the BYSI program is influenced, developed and crafted by the youth involved so the mentorships target skills they want to learn
Recognizing this year’s Insight Grant and Insight Development Grant recipients
Congratulations to the recipients from the College of Social Sciences and Humanities
The BRNI makes strides toward its long-term plans
An update on the remarkable achievements of this crucial initiative to date
In Conversation: A chat between Dean Marvin Washington and Dean Fiona Kelly
The two leaders talk about the relationship between the college and the Faculty of Law and what the future holds