The Office of Research Services at St. Thomas University
Fredericton, NB, Canada
Joined January 2015
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Dr. @Kristi_Allain will be a Canada Research Chair in Physical Culture and Social Life for another term, examining sports and physical activities where old and young play together and the importance of kinesthetic pleasure and fun in generating meaningful communities.
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Big news for applicants and reviewers! CIHR, @NSERC_CRSNG, and @SSHRC_CRSH will be transitioning away from the CCV to a new narrative-style CV for funding opportunities.
science.gc.ca/site/science/e…
ALT New narrative-style CV
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AWARDS!!!
Call for nominations: The 2025 CARA Award nominations are now open - deadline is December 1, 2024 (early submissions always welcome)
Submit nominations to the CARA Awards and Recognition Program here: cara-acaar.ca
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Second-year English STUdent Sarah Brewer has been working as a research assistant for Promise of Home alongside STU professors, alumni, and upper-year STUdents, expanding her network and giving her real work experience.
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Join us as we celebrate three new books by Fine Arts STUdents and their professor, William Forrestall, at a Campus Book Launch on April 8 at 2:30 PM in BMH 318. Learn more: bit.ly/49rDVRw
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Congratulations to Dr. Conor Barry on the launch of his new book, Paradigm, Logos, and Myth in Plato’s Sophist and Statesman. His work examines the unique significance given to the term ‘paradigm’ in Plato’s Sophist and Statesman.
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'Show of support or just a show': STU sociology professor Dr. @Kristi_Allain, who researches hockey culture, comments in this CBC analysis feature on whether the NHL is truly committed to inclusion or whether it is simply selling an identity of inclusion. bit.ly/3LQGSmN
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A liberal arts education—the most popular undergraduate degree in Canada—provides a broad base of knowledge and allows you to develop in-demand skills like critical thinking, communication, relationship-building, and complex problem solving.
Read more at STU.ca/whyarts
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Hello Everyone!
The current Promise of Home research assistants had their first meeting yesterday , with Dr. Gül Çalışkan and Dr. Sophie Lavoie.
Here is an introduction to the current Promise of Home research assistance.
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Thank you Multicultural Association of Fredericton Inc. for hosting us. Promise of Home team is looking forward to our collaboration.
#nb #nbimmigration #immigration #storytelling #ihaveastorytotell #Fredericton @MCAF_AMCF
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We are hiring!
From @UNB for @promise_home.
UNB Work Study: Project Assistant position available at Promise of Home!
Please read the ad for more information.
#unb #UniversityofNewBrunswick
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Next May, the Great Books program @stthomasu is going to Greece! ✈️
We'll study works by Thucydides, Aristophanes, and Plato, and then travel to Athens to visit sites of historical and cultural significance.📚
Interested students should contact Dr. Dinan for more info.💚💛
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History professor Dr. Julia S. Torrie was invited to speak at the "Europe and Germany 1939-45. Violence in the Museum” symposium on March 31 at the @dhmberlin. The symposium is free and will be livestreamed.
Learn more: bit.ly/36op4Nq
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DEADLINE | Only 4 weeks left to submit your Notice of Intent to Apply for the #NFRF Special Call: Research for Postpandemic Recovery. Deadline is April 26.
Learn more: sshrc-crsh.gc.ca/funding-fin…
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My book “Forging Diasporic Citizenship
Narratives from German-Born Turkish Ausländer” is now in production and ready for pre-order. More on it here:
ubcpress.ca/forging-diaspori…
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REMINDER: The 18th Annual Student Research and Ideas Fair is happening TODAY from 12:45-4:15 PM in Brian Mulroney Hall.
STUdents will be presenting their research and all are invited to attend the sessions!
More info: STU.ca/srif2022.
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🎉Our next session is tomorrow at 3pm! Dr. Albert Banerjee (STU) will present The researcher is the instrument?: Exploring how we live qualitative research
Register here: bit.ly/3MVbPnJ
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Dr. Albert Banerjee hopes his research on the use of facilitated “reflection meetings” can help improve the working conditions in New Brunswick long-term care homes.
Read more: bit.ly/3GBtQmD
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Coming soon!
The #NFRF 2022 Special Call: Research for Post-Pandemic Recovery, will offer grants of up to $500,000 to address priorities under the @UN Research Roadmap for #COVID19 Recovery.
For more info ▶️ow.ly/VGOg50Hy3aQ
#CRCC @SSHRC_CRSH @CIHR_IRSC @InnovationCA
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STUdents—Have an idea or research project you're passionate about? Submit a proposal to present at this year's Student Research & Ideas Fair, happening Friday, March 18. 💡
Proposals are due Wednesday, February 9. Learn more here: bit.ly/3GKF3SY
