Faculty of Arts scholarship and teaching engages with matters of public consequence and leads societal progress and development of new ideas. It contributes to the public good by identifying the complex and illuminating contexts for problems with cultural, historical, philosophical, social, economic, and political significance. Students in the Faculty of Arts build a foundation of diverse knowledge, skills and talents that are core to responding to dynamic and changing workplaces, ideas and societies.
The Markin-Flanagan Distinguished Writers Program celebrates its Writers-in-Residence with a free public reading from incoming Writer-in-Residence Oana Avasilichioaei and outgoing Writer-in-Residence Marcello Di Cintio.
Acclaimed musician and renowned theologian Jeremy Begbie comes to Calgary to deliver the 2010 Peter Craigie Memorial Lecture. Begbie, a specialist in the interface between theology and the arts, presents a multimedia lecture performance which explores ways in which music enriches and deepens the life of faith.
Oana Avasilichioaei, the 2010 - 2011 Markin-Flanagan Canadian Writer-in-Residence, and Gail Bowen, Calgary Public Library's Writer-in-Residence, share ideas and give suggestions that will help all writers.
Support the Canadian Cancer Society and see students showcase their talents in front of a live voting audience and three professor judges.
Mark your Calendar -- Jane Goodall is Coming to Calgary!
The Faculty of Arts is pleased to co-present an evening with Jane Goodall, along with the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada, on Sunday October 24, 2010. This year marks the 50th anniversary of Jane Goodall’s first visit to Gombe National Park in Tanzania to begin her epic study of wild chimpanzees. Tickets will go on sale this September. More information will be forthcoming.