Communication, Media and Film
News and Announcements
Akon Juach’s remarkable journey and the Kakuma Empowerment Program
Former refugee overcomes adversity, finds unwavering support at UCalgary, and now creates opportunities for others
2024 UCalgary CMF Graduate Conference: Digital Power & Justice, May 9 - 10, 2024
The University of Calgary Department of Communication, Media and Film invites submissions for its 2024 CMF Graduate Conference with the prevailing theme of Digital Power and Justice.
6 outstanding grad students selected as equitable and inclusive leadership interns
Program stands as a commitment to equitable pathways
Appointments - Office of the Dean
The Faculty of Arts announces interim Associate Dean, Research roles
Study abroad course in Spain 'unlike any school experience you can imagine'
Immersive experiential learning brings together students from across campus
In the Media
In the News Gregory Taylor, Communication, Media and Film, in City News
Beanfield asks CRTC to tear down Rogers’ ‘bulk agreements’ with condo developers
In the News Gregory Taylor, Communication, Media and Film, in CTV News
Wireless companies' spectrum gains could have lasting effect on 5G quality, pricing
In the News Dawn Johnston, Communication, Media and Film, in Arch Magazine
Taylormania: The Unstoppable Rise and Pop Dominance of Taylor Swift
In the News Mohammad Keyhani, Leslie Salgado Arzuaga and colleague writing in The Conversation Canada
Why student experiments with Generative AI matter for our collective learning
In the News arch magazine
Taylormania: The Unstoppable Rise and Pop Dominance of Taylor Swift
In the News Gregory Taylor, Communication, Media and Film, in Canada Daily
Petition launched for improved cell service in northeast Calgary communities
Video
2023 Killam Undergraduate Mentorship Award winner Dr. Maria Victoria Guglietti, MA’04, PhD has made a remarkable impact in undergraduate mentorship and research education. Her mentorship includes research supervision of Honours theses and individual and group-based research in her COMS courses. One of her notable achievements is the remarkable support she provides to numerous students carrying out independent, funded research as part of the Program for Undergraduate Research Experience (PURE).
Consciousness: Where Science and Ethics Converge
The Annual Leslie. S. Kawamura Memorial Lecture, presented by the Numata Chair in Buddhist Studies and classics and religion.
Join Peter Hershock from the East West Center in Honolulu to examine consciousness and its ethics.
March 22
7 - 9 p.m.
TFDL