Call for Proposals: CTL Spring/Summer Series
The Faculty Development Team in the Centre for Teaching & Learning is excited to announce the launch of the next annual Spring & Summer Series: a series of workshops developed and delivered for faculty, by faculty. This is… Read More
Call for Proposals from CALL
The 25th anniversary College Association for Language & Literacy (CALL) conference explores how to foster an entrepreneurial way of thinking in our students to help them become excellent communicators and critical thinkers, resourceful leaders, innovative creators of employment opportunities, and strong… Read More
Taylor Graham’s Cottage Radio hits the stage
FHASS professor and playwright Taylor Graham recently had the pleasure of seeing her MFA thesis — a play called Cottage Radio — come to fruition on stage in a full production by the Alumnae Theatre Company in downtown… Read More
Check out Shoilee Khan’s Bluegate Reading Collective
FHASS professor Shoilee Khan extends an invitation to a themed reading series she has organized called the Bluegate Reading Collective which is set to take place at Studio 89 in Mississauga. Shoilee is curating and hosting the event… Read More
Mirjana Cutura discovers her creek!
Mirjana Cutura, an ESL partial load professor in FHASS, recently entered the Discover Your Creek photo contest organized by the Oakvillegreen Conservation Association. She was awarded the third prize, and her photo, along with other winning photos, was… Read More
Diaspora Dialogues at Davis
The 905 Road Show: A Creativity Cabaret is coming to Davis Campus as part of a three-city tour of the 905 region: Markham, Mississauga and Brampton. A mash-up of readings, art, music, and drama by Sheridan students, faculty,… Read More
Williams and Read on Brick Books Blog
FHASS Professors Ian Williams and Robyn Read were recently featured as part of Brick Books year-long Celebration of Canadian Poetry 2015. Overseen by Brick publisher Kitty Lewis, the celebration consists of weekly blog posts by readers, writers, editors,… Read More
ACCUTE Conference Reminder
A reminder to those of you teaching and researching in the literary arts: The deadline to submit panel proposals for next year’s ACCUTE (Association of Canadian College and University Teachers of English) conference at the University of Calgary… Read More
Jaime Ginter on Sheridan’s Curiosities Blog
Check out the spotlight on FHASS Professor Jaime Ginter, “Reading the Bones,” in the June 23, 2015 edition of Sheridan’s Curiosities blog: http://curiosities.sheridancollege.ca/reading-the-bones/ Well done, Jaime!
