The Colloquium offers professors in the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities an opportunity to share their research with their colleagues, and occasionally with their students, in the form of an interdisciplinary, bilingual, scholarly conversation. Supported by the Dean of Arts and the VP Research, the Colloquium has been running since 2005, with presentations typically in late October and late February. Presenters are granted a research stipend of $200 for their efforts and, along with commendation from their peers, a commemorative plaque.
The 17th Colloquium in the Humanities
28 February 2018, From 8:30 to 10:00, Senior Staff Mess
Back to the Future: Ancient Times, Contemporary Civilizations
The papers presented:
- "Who bid you Meddle in men's affairs?" Women on the Battlefield in Fletcher's Bonduca - Sarah Johnson(English)
- Civic Education - Philippe Constantineau(Political Science)
The 16th Colloquium in the Humanities
Wednesday 29 November 2017 from 8:30 to 10:00, Senior Staff Mess
How to Survive Together?
The papers presented:
- Canada’s Role in NORAD: Eroding, Evolving, or Ending? Joel Sokolsky (Political Science)
- “Saving Little Boches”: humanitarian aid as a reconciliation tool in France after the First World War (1919-1925) Marie-Michèle Doucet (History)
The 14th Colloquium in the Humanities
Pedagogy and academic integrity in Military education: National and international contexts, took place on 26 October, 2016.
The papers presented:
- Scoping understandings of academic integrity facets – Do faculty and students view instances of plagiarism and (inappropriate) collaboration in the same ways? Dr. Adelheid Nicol & Dr. Sarah Hill
- Trends in pedagogical approaches and learning technologies in higher education: Perspectives from the Canadian, international, and military education contexts. Dr. Grazia Scoppio
(Photo credit: Dr. Steve Lukits.) From left to right, Dr. Isabelle Tremblay (committee chair), Dr. Adelheid Nicol (presenter), Dr. Grazia Scoppio (presenter), Pierre-Luc Landry (committee member, facilitator and organizer of committee-related communications) Dr. Sarah Hill (presenter)
The 12th Colloquium in the Humanities
Drew over 30 members of the College at 0830 Wednesday, 28 October 2015.
Prof. Magali Deleuze (History), acting Colloquium Chair, presents a plaque and research stipend to Prof. François-Emmanuël Boucher (French Studies), while committee member Dr. Sarah Hill (Psychology) does the same to Dr. Huw Osborne (English).