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.
We are seeking qualified instructors for UNIV 205 in Fall 2010. For more details please view the full job opportunity and requirements.

Communication and Culture professor Brian Rusted is curator for the Nickle Arts Museum’s latest exhibit: The Art of The Calgary Stampede (June 4 – August 6).
Canadian Studies professor and historian Max Foran and Heather MacEwan-Foran will present a lively and personal recollection of A.E. Cross’s Calgary Brewing and Malting Co. as a part of Historic Calgary Week.