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Filmmaker in Residence
The CMF Filmmaker in Residence program was launched in 2017 to offer students the opportunity to develop skills from practitioners in a range of roles in the field of filmmaking.
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Calgary International Film Festival and university bring film, students, community — and Adam Driver — together
UCalgary programs connect through live performance, career opportunities and more
2026 Faculty of Arts rank professor promotions
Congratulations to the faculty members who have achieved this next step in their career
June 2026 Transdisciplinary Connector Grants Awarded
Researchers from the Faculty of Arts play central leadership and collaboration roles in transdisciplinary projects
Federal funding for research in the Faculty of Arts
SSHRC Insights and Partnership Development grants awarded to faculty researchers
UCalgary professor digging deep on soil research
Transdisciplinary project aims for a fuller understanding of soil and how people relate to it
2026 D2L Innovation Awards for Teaching and Learning
Faculty of Arts recognized as part of UCalgary team advancing inclusive learning
In the Media
In the News Charlene Elliott, Communication, Media and Film, in The Conversation
Children’s cereals promise breakfast fun and nutrition, but are still high in sugar
In the News https://calgary.remembering.ca/
In Memoriam: Mimi Daniel
In the News UCalgary
2026 D2L Innovation Awards for Teaching and Learning
In the News SU University of Calgary
2026 SU Teaching Excellence Award Winner, CMF's Aimee Koritska (MA)
In the News CBC/Radio-Canada
Printing Like It's 1450 - UofC Book Arts Lab
In the News Charlene Elliott in Canadian Grocer Magazine
Child-targeted food products promoting unhealthy food to kids: study
Real Patterns in Linguistics and AI
Dr. Ryan Nefdt examines whether linguistic theory and large language models can be reconciled through the concept of real patterns and considers the role of information in bridging the two fields.
Sept. 25 | 3 – 5 p.m.
Social Sciences 1253
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