This event will take place in English. It will also feature closed captioning and simultaneous American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation.
Join us on April 22, 2020, from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. (ET) for a conversation on community impacts and responses related to food insecurity, disability and ethics.
The Future of the French Revolution
Dr. Yvon Grenier
Department of Political Science
Thursday, 26 March 2020
7:30 p.m.
Mulroney Hall 2032
March 16th @ 8PM
FREE event open to the public.
Faculty of Arts Lecture Series
L. Lynda Harling Stalker
Department of Sociology
(Re)Enchanting the World by Making: Octopi, Bottle Tops, and Ollie Bots
Tuesday, 17 March 2020
Mulroney Hall 4032
3:45 p.m.
Reception to follow.
All are welcome
Student Research Day
Mulroney Hall Scholar's Walk
Featuring over 100 Research Posters and Presentations By STFX students.
All are Welcome!
Please mark you calendars for the 15th annual German Day at StFX! Come take part in welcoming distinguished guests, ranging from politicians, artists, and alumni! Learn about all the projects offered through the German classes. German cakes and desserts will be served! Everyone is welcome.
"The Future of the French Revolution," A Lecture by Citizen Yvon Grenier, Department of Political Science.
The French Revolution features contrasting qualities: virtue and intolerance, humanism and terror, classicism and romanticism. It is the cradle of political modernity: the modern state, citizenship, mass politics, ideologies, human reights, democracy and totalitarianism. From 1789 to the Yellow Vests movement, the revolutionary spirit lives on, but is the Revolution over?
Humanities Colloquium Capstone Lecture: All are welcome!
Liberty, Equality, Sorority!
Immersion Service Learning participants who traveled to Peru, Germany, Poland, and Ecuador over the 2020 reading week, will talk about their experiences. All are welcome.
Immersion Service Learning offers an opportunity to travel to diverse communities in Canada or abroad, and learn about and reflect upon important global issues like social justice, education, health, community development, fair trade, women’s issues, international development, history, politics, human rights, and food sustainability.
Brian Mulroney Institute of Government
Distinguished Speakers' Series
presents
Mr. Jeffrey Simpson
Former Globe and Mail National Affairs columnist
Come join the organizers, artists, and performers for this special event as part of the "Unapologetically Black: Honouring the Black Identity" exhibition on at the StFX Art Gallery. This exhibition, organized by the StFX Office for Students of African Descent, features art that examines Black identities to highlight how artists of African Descent understand and engage with their Blackness.
The spoken word event showcases performers' contributions to this exhibition. Refreshments served.
*Mature content
Renee Horton, NASA Engineer and advocate for diversity and inclusion in science, will deliver a keynote talk at the Atlantic Undergraduate Physics and Astronomy Conference (AUPAC 2020) in the Schwartz Auditorium. Keynote talks at AUPAC 2020 are open to the public. For more information visit http://physics.stfx.ca/AUPAC2020/Aupac-home.php
Donna Strickland, winner of the 2018 Nobel Prize in Physics, will deliver a keynote talk about her work at the Atlantic Undergraduate Physics and Astronomy Conference (AUPAC 2020) in the Schwartz Auditorium. Keynote talks at AUPAC 2020 are open to the public. For more information visit http://physics.stfx.ca/AUPAC2020/Aupac-home.php
Allan MacDonald will deliver a keynote talk about his work on twistronics at the Atlantic Undergraduate Physics and Astronomy Conference (AUPAC 2020) in the Schwartz Auditorium. Dr. MacDonald won the 2020 Wolf Prize in Physics and is a StFX alumnus. Keynote talks at AUPAC 2020 are open to the public. For more information visit http://physics.stfx.ca/AUPAC2020/Aupac-home.php
Jesse Maassen (Dalhousie University) will deliver the opening keynote talk for the Atlantic Undergraduate Physics and Astronomy Conference (AUPAC 2020) in the Schwartz Auditorium. Keynote talks at AUPAC 2020 are open to the public. Dr. Maassen will talk about his work on simulations of nanoelectronic devices. For more information visit http://physics.stfx.ca/AUPAC2020/Aupac-home.php
