Heather Milne & Paul DePasqauale Participate in Research to Engage Educationally Marginalized Youth
Mon. Nov. 27, 2017
UW Community Engagement Initiatives Report Launch
From Access to Engagement: Initiatives at The University of Winnipeg in Support of Educationally Marginalized Children and Youth, 1988-2017
Please join us for the launch of our report on 15 of the University’s many initiatives over the years to welcome and engage educationally marginalized children and youth. Our short program will begin at 12:30 p.m. with greetings from President Annette Trimbee and Community Learning and Engagement Director Jarita Greyeyes, followed by a brief project-talk by lead researcher Catherine Taylor. Most of the event will be an opportunity to talk to the researchers, who will be on hand with a poster display of their projects. Light refreshments (sandwiches, veggies and dip, coffee) will be served.
Wednesday, December 6, 12:30–2:00 p.m.
2M70
Lee Anne Block (Education), Leaning into Discomfort: Understanding Marginalized Children and Youth Through Service Learning
Christopher Campbell (Education), Campus Climate for 2SLGBTQ* Students, Staff, and Faculty at UW
Jennifer Clary-Lemon (Rhetoric), Access and Excellence: The Writing Program Then and Now
Paul DePasquale (English), Successes and Challenges of the University of Winnipeg Education Centre (WEC)
Linda DeRiviere (Political Science), Beyond Access to Inclusion: The Axworthy Years 2004-2014
Nathan Hall (Kinesiology), Engaging Marginalized Members of the Community in the Axworthy Health & RecPlex; and The Awareness and Opinions of the University of Winnipeg Populace in Regard to the University Community Access and Engagement Initiatives
Helen Lepp Friesen (Rhetoric), We Are All Relations: An Indigenous Course Requirement (ICR) as Part of a Good Way to Reconciliation
Heather Milne (English), Campus Climate for 2SLGBTQ* Students, Staff, and Faculty at UW
Catherine Taylor (Rhetoric/Education, Associate Dean of Arts), Campus Climate for 2SLGBTQ* Students, Staff, and Faculty at UW
David Telles-Langdon (Kinesiology), Engaging Marginalized Members of the Community in the Axworthy Health & RecPlex