EVENT (January 16):The Role of 'A' in STEAM - Hybrid Event

In this panel discussion, the panelists will explore the importance of the arts for STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics)education. The questions will cluster around the ways to meaningfully integrate the arts with other elements of STEAM, the importance of transdisciplinary education, and the opportunities and challenges around STEAM education in the classroom and beyond.

Lori Murray-Blundell

Lori smiles at the camera. She is wearing a pink sleeveless blouse and dark rimmed glasses. Her hair is pulled back.

Lori Murray-Blundell

Academic Human Resources & Project Coordinator

She/her

Dean's Office

Education

BSc, BEd

Lori currently works in the Dean's Office. After several years in administrative and leadership roles outside the education sector, she returned to the field with a renewed focus on supporting teaching and learning.

Belinda Whyte

Belinda smiles at the camera. She has dark purple, shoulder length hair and is wearing a black shirt and round dark rimmed glasses.

Belinda Whyte

Academic & Career Advisor

She/Her

Student Services

MA

Education

Alpha Split: A-E As an Academic and Career Advisor in the Faculty of Education’s Student Services Office, I support Concurrent and Consecutive Education students with academic planning, program requirements, and professional goal-setting. I assist with course registration, experiential learning placements, and admissions, while also facilitating referrals and partnerships to ensure students are well-prepared for their future as educators.