Meet Prof. Kylie Hartley (Psychology & Creativity)
Kylie grew up in both Indiana and Florida, USA. Just when she thought she was ready to put down some solid roots with her partner and young family in Bloomington, Indiana, she applied for Sheridan’s seemingly one of… Read More
An anonymous message from a FHASS colleague…
I have decided that this should be anonymous because I wish to focus your attention on the message that I have to give, rather than on myself. I am your colleague, and you may have spoken to me or… Read More
The Hub: “Once upon a time…”
A Fairy Tale by Tania Meridew Why write a fairy tale? Over the past 10 years I have been the very fortunate participant in an unusual sort of book club. Once a month I meet with a wonderful… Read More
The Hub: “Cyberia” by Jayceon Lincoln
Thick-piled Persian rugs section my mink marble floor. I marvel at my own exquisite taste. My creations are monumental silhouettes. My newest design lays dormant in her enclosed glass chamber. I hadn’t yet provided her with a name… Read More
From the Dean’s Office
With spring barely upon us, the Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences is ready to celebrate all that we have accomplished and all that awaits as we wrap up another outstanding academic year. In keeping with a Faculty… Read More
Sheridan Reads 2019 with Marlon James!
By: Prof. Glenn Clifton On March 4, 2019, FHASS was thrilled to welcome award-winning author Marlon James to discuss his new novel Black Leopard, Red Wolf for the 2018-2019 installment of Sheridan Reads. Sheridan Reads is an annual… Read More
FHASS People are Sheridan People! (Especially Patrice Esson!)
By: Prof. Jennifer Phenix The Sheridan People Awards is an internal awards system aimed at recognizing and celebrating the achievements of our Sheridan community, its people and groups who “bring Sheridan to life” by ensuring that Sheridan “students… Read More
Student Spotlight: ESL and the Mississauga Food Bank
By Prof. Supriya Habbu When my students and I decided to visit the Mississauga Food Bank this semester, I had several objectives. I wanted my students to practice their listening and speaking skills in real-life, authentic situations. I… Read More
Talking the Walk in 2019
This semester saw the launch and evolution of the SRCA-funded Talk the Walk project, a social, cultural, and academic community comprised of Sheridan students, staff, and faculty who met once a week throughout the semester at Trafalgar’s Centre… Read More
