GALA Summer School (July 23–30, 2018) The GALA graduate summer school will bring together graduate students to learn more about practice-as-research/research creation, the creative and cultural industries, multimedia practice, public engagement, social change, and the liberal arts through a series of classes, workshops, and collaborative sandpits. It will be taught by faculty and technicians at C...
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GALA Conference 2018 Hosted by Concordia University 25-27 July Concordia University will host the 2018 GALA conference on the theme of practice-as-research/research creation, the creative and cultural industries, multimedia practice, public engagement, social change, and the liberal arts. July 25 – Day 1 Time Room Description 14:00 – 17:00 GM Governance and Strategy meeting (invitation...
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Exploring the ‘Forest’ and outdoor experience in different cultural contexts: towards a shared understanding Collaborative research: Bath Spa University with SUNY Geneseo This is an IfE funded research project exploring practitioner perspectives, benefits of outdoor experiences and the ways in which children use outdoor spaces. The project takes a multiple case study approach, drawing on observati...
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Exhibition: drawing through clay: cross-cultural identity 20th June -30th June 2018. Sion Hill gallery.Bath.UK Wen-Hsi Harman PhD student in ceramics was awarded £500 from the GALA (Global Academy of Liberal Arts) funding in 2017 to do a project with the National Taiwan University of Arts with 41 students from the department of crafts and design in Taiwan. This exhibition was the result of the cul...
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The J.M. Coetzee Centre for Creative Practice at the University of Adelaide is running an interdisciplinary creative winter school on the theme of creating out of Country. The school is five nights and four full days and is set in the historic Oratunga sheep station on the traditional lands of the Adnyamathanha people. Led by eminent ficto-critical writer and anthropologist Jury Professor Stephen ...
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Creative Research in the Liberal Arts GALA 2018 conference Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Concordia University, Montreal 25–27 July 2018 Conference registration for this July’s GALA conference in Concordia, Montreal, Canada, is now open: https://goo.gl/forms/2P6KGd7oz7wk08RD3 I can also confirm that the opening keynote lecture will be delivered by Professor Caitlin Fisher who holds a Canada R...
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CREATIVITY AND THE LIBERAL ARTS Advanced Summer School, 23-30 July 2018 Concordia University, Montreal, Canada Organised by the Global Academy of Liberal Arts (GALA) The ‘Creativity and the Liberal Arts’ summer school will bring together graduate students and advanced undergraduate students to learn more about practice-as-research/research creation, working with the creative industries...
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INSIGHT 2018: CALL FOR PAPERS NID is organising INSIGHT 2018: Design Research Symposium. The Symposium will be held at the Paldi campus, Ahmedabad on November 1 & 2, 2018 (Thursday and Friday). INSIGHT 2018 aims to bring together on a common platform, design educators, practitioners, design researchers and advocates of design to reflect upon, discuss and debate what constitutes design research...
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Stacey Robertson, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs and Professor of History at SUNY Geneseo, Robert A. Bonfiglio, vice president for Student and Campus Life at SUNY Geneseo, Joe Cope, Professor of History and Director of Geneseo’s Center for Inquiry, Discovery, and Development, Sam Cardamone, Associate Director of the SUNY Geneseo Study Abroad Office, Beth McCoy, SUNY Distinguished ...
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CONCORDIA’S FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCE – ENVISONING TOGETHER The Faculty of Arts and Sciences (also known as FAS) is the largest of the four faculties that constitute Concordia University. With 27 academic units, FAS is a powerhouse of interdicisplinarity that embraces bold thinking in research, teaching and learning. Bridging knowledge between the humanities, the social sciences, and the science...
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