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A look back at Congress 2012

Milena Stanoeva Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences There are now less than 200 days left until Congress 2013 (not that we’re counting down, or anything). To mark the occasion, we decided to round up some of our favourite blog posts and...

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News from the social sciences and humanities: CSPC 2012

Milena Stanoeva Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences On Tuesday, The Federation, in partnership with the Canada Foundation for Innovation, organized a panel discussion at the 2012 Canadian Science Policy Conference in Calgary, Alberta...

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Re:education: Mapping Canada's 21st Century University System

On October 6, The Globe and Mail introduced Re:education in their Our Time to Lead series, which looked at everything from digital learning to debt loads. One of the highlights in our minds was the article by James Bradshaw, published on October 13...

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Ideas can...transform

Alison Hebbs, Director of Policy and Communications Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences A new idea excites its creator(s), leads to debate, and sparks discovery that drives people forward. Ideas give us hope, earn respect for those who...

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Congress 2013 @ the edge

Milena Stanoeva Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences What does it mean to be “@ the edge”? With the 2013 Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences taking place in coastal Victoria, BC, the theme seems to suggest itself. However, “@...