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CIH News and Announcements
CIH Applied Ethics Fellow Agnes Tam gains momentum towards a new ethics of belonging
Dr. Tam ranked first in the most recent SSHRC Insight Development Grant competition and was invited to contribute to Esker Foundation's "Permanent Collection".
Announcing the 2024-25 Calgary Institute for the Humanities Fellows
For the 2024-25 academic year, four annual Resident Fellowships were awarded to outstanding scholars in order to pursue a particular research project and two graduate student fellowships were awarded to students to support the final phase of their PhD dissertations.
Generous gift establishes annual lecture at Calgary Institute for the Humanities
Inaugural Egmont Lee Founders’ Lecture founded in honour of second CIH director
2023 Faculty of Arts Killam Award winners
Congratulations to the Killam Award winners from the Faculty of Arts
Call for submissions: First Annual Faculty of Arts holiday card
All undergraduate and graduate students are encouraged to submit their artwork by Friday, Nov. 3, 2023, 11:59 p.m.
The Making of "A Queer Map"
We talk to artist August Clintberg about the making of The Calgary Atlas Project's Guide to the LGBTQ+ History of Calgary
LGBTQ2S+ Learning and Sharing at UCalgary. You make it happen.
Lively and accessible academic perspectives are essential in helping us to understand how far our communities have come, and how far we still need to go. The annual LGBTQ2S+ Lecture continues to play this important role by welcoming internationally renowned LGBTQ2S+ scholars, artists and activists to our city.
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Listening as Pain and Necessity: Hyperacusis, Noise Pollution, and Auditory Accessibility
Department of English's Dr. Anna Veprinska examines what it means to both rely on and struggle with sound, shedding light on the health crisis of noise pollution
Thursday, Nov. 21, 7 p.m.
Gallery Hall, Taylor Family Digital Library
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