The Eurasia Special Interest Group Dissertation Award aims to honour the best dissertation or thesis written by scholars working and studying in the Eurasia region. The evaluation criteria include originality of research, appropriate use of scholarly literature, and quality of writing.
Read moreThe Public Involvement in Planning: Engaging Black People and Power course, created and taught by Jay Pitter, an award-winning placemaker, author and urban lecturer, provided students with the opportunity to collaborate with Black urbanists to create a collective book of case studies, policy analysis and recommendations for how to engage Black people and power.
Read moreThe COVID-19 pandemic continues to present many unknowns this year with respect to travel. With the emergency of variants of concern and the varying pace of global vaccination, at this time the University is recommending that all non-essential outbound travel should be limited or delayed where possible.
Read moreThe Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies (LA&PS) has announced the recipients of four inaugural postdoctoral fellowships. Fellows receive a funded, one-year postdoctoral research position to conduct their proposed research project under the guidance of a faculty supervisor.
Read moreCreative Shifts proved that creativity is alive and well at the School of the Arts, Media, Performance & Design (AMPD), despite the challenges of the pandemic. The November 2020 event brought together graduate students from across AMPD to share stories of transforming their research and creation projects in response to the COVID-19 restrictions.
Read moreThe Student Senator Caucus (SSC) oversees nominations for student members for the Board of Governors and makes a recommendation to them based upon the election results. This year SSC is accepting nominations for graduate/professional student nominees. The extended deadline for nominations is March 12 at 12 p.m.
Read moreYork University graduate students Tamara Toledo (Department of Visual Art and Art History) and Jean Pierre Marchant (Department of Cinema and Media Arts) were named the recipients of the 2020 TLN Telelatino Award from the Centre for Research on Latin America and the Caribbean (CERLAC). An honorable mention was awarded to Asheda Dwyer (Graduate Program in Social and Political Thought).
Read moreThe Student Senator Caucus (SSC) oversees nominations for student members for the Board of Governors and makes a recommendation to them based upon the election results is now accepting nominations for graduate/professional student nominees. The new deadline for nominations is March 12 by 12 p.m. (noon).
Read moreThe purpose of the seed grant program is to enable and support critical social science global health research that contributes to the research themes of the Dahdaleh Institute. The deadline to submit an application is March 26.
Read moreThe virtual roundtable, which will take place March 2, brings together industry voices to discuss promoting cultural and linguistic diversity in Canadian broadcast policy. The event is organized and sponsored by the Graduate Program in Communications and Culture at York University.
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