April 12, 2019
Congratulations to our own Trevor Strong who is a finalist in the SSHRC annual research communication Storytellers challenge. He turned his thesis into a song.
Join us at the 2019 CSSE Conference in Vancouver.
All Queen’s alumni, students, faculty, and friends are invited to the Queen’s Alumni Reception. Many of our faculty and graduate students will be presenting their research at this conference. See the details below, follow us on Twitter and share your photos using hashtag #QueensCSSE
March 27, 2019
On March 19, Dr. Alana Butler was given the Queen’s Human Rights Initiative Award. The Queen’s Human Rights Initiative Award recognizes initiatives that have made an outstanding contribution to the advancement of equality and human rights at Queen’s University.
Dr. Butler has been instrumental in establishing the Teacher Candidates of Colour group by providing a welcoming and supportive community while at the same time positively changing the culture within the Faculty of Education for current and future teacher candidates. Teacher Candidates of Colour enables students to bring their knowledge and experience to the community and in the group’s ever growing membership, it’s evident they have the support to thrive. Through Dr. Butler’s efforts and the work done by students, the Social Healing and Reconciliatory Education (SHARE) research group was created.
Find out about the other recipients of the 2019 Human Rights and Equity Office awards.
In this month's research update discover Queen's Faculty of Education faculty members in Articles, Books, Chapters, Keynotes, Public Lectures and Workshops.
Join us at the 2019 AERA Conference in Toronto.
All Queen’s alumni, students, faculty, and friends are invited to the Queen’s Alumni Reception. Many of our faculty and graduate students will be presenting their research at this conference. See the details below, follow us on Twitter and share your photos using hashtag #QueensAERA19
In this month's research update discover Queen's Faculty of Education faculty members in Articles, Books, Chapters, Keynotes, Public Lectures and Workshops.
Drs. Jamie Pyper and Lee Airton received Insight Development Grants and four graduate students from the Faculty received SSHRC funding at an announcement on January 30, 2019.
The second update covers Dr. Rena Upitis’ latest book, new publications from various faculty members, and links to insightful media appearances.
In this month's research update discover Queen's Faculty of Education faculty members in Articles, Books, Chapters, Keynotes, Public Lectures and Workshops.
New Issues of RiaN is now available! #RiaN4Teachers
In the ever-growing and changing field of education, it can be challenging to navigate the great volume of research available to teachers. Research in a Nutshell focuses on the researchers at our Faculty of Education. Our hope is that you will be inspired to engage with the research as well as the researchers. In this publication, you will find the summarized findings of research articles directly related to topics in education as well as citations to the full articles should you wish to read them in their entirety. Our hope is that Research in a Nutshell will be a helpful road map as you build critical perspectives as educators.
New issues are released every fall, winter and spring.
A podcast for the teachers, by the teachers.
Popular Podagogy is a podcast from the Queen’s University Faculty of Education that brings big ideas in teaching and education to life. Our guests include top researchers and instructors from our Faculty and beyond, as well as practicing teachers to combine innovative educational ideas with the everyday life of being a teacher.
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