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CIH News and Announcements
Special issue explores the history of behavioural neuroscience
This special issue originated from a workshop funded by the Calgary Institute for the Humanities
UCalgary continues to expand transdisciplinary capacity on campus
New roles drive teaching, learning and research excellence in areas of focus
They’re Doing Everything Right — But Still Going Hungry
How UCalgary Alumni Are Stepping Up to Fight Student Food Insecurity this Giving Day.
In the News Jim Ellis, English, Calgary Institute for the Humanities, in Global TV
New UCalgary book explores humanity’s fascination with the vast unknown of space
New publishing awards ensure Faculty of Arts authors reach goals
Monograph supports encourage the publication of new books
Thelma Margaret Horte Memorial Fellowship Recipient
This annual fellowship is established in memory of Thelma Margaret Horte who was committed to advancing the cause of women in society and equality in the workplace.
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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Science in the Cinema: Black Panther
Screening of Black Panther, followed by Q&A with experts from across campus, including Dr. Motilola Akinfemisoye-Adejare from the Department of Anthropology and Archaeology.
April 29, 6 p.m.
Calgary Central Library (800 3 Street S.E.)
FREE ADMISSION
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