Through courses and programs in Applied Language Studies, East Asian Studies, Studies in Islamic and Arab Cultures, the humanities (English Language and Literature, Fine Arts, and Religious Studies), and languages (American Sign Language, Arabic, Chinese, English Language Studies, Korean, Japanese, and Mohawk (Kanien’kéha)). Culture and Language Studies contributes vibrantly to Renison’s vision for “Global Engagement through Languages and Cultures.”
News
Belair Centre Speaker Series: European Historical Reconciliation and East Asia
Belair Centre Speaker Series
European Historical Reconciliation and East Asia
When: Wednesday, March 29, 2023 | 6:30pm - 7:50 pm ET
MSW10 Speaker Series: Abolition - Re-thinking Anti-Oppressive Engagement
MSW10 Speaker Series
Abolition - Re-thinking Anti-Oppressive Engagement
Craig Fortier will lead the discussion on Abolition: Rethinking Anti-Oppressive Engagement.
Amir Al-Azraki's Audio Play 'The Mug' Available as Part of Virtual Exhibition
Amir Al-Azraki's play 'The Mug' is now featured as an audio play (with Arabic, English, French, and Spanish translations) as part of the "Today, Tomorrow" virtual exhibition. Like a two-way mirror, “Today, Tomorrow” invites Iraqi artists to reflect on personal and collective legacies while simultaneously providing a window into visions for the future.
Learn About Culture and Language Studies Minors and Diplomas!
Email cls@uwaterloo.ca to receive the link for our virtual info sessions. No registration required to attend in-person drop-in office hours.
SSW Speaker Series - Vikki Reynolds: Collective Care, Solidarity and Justice Doing
The second in the SSW speaker series features Vikki Reynolds, who will speak about Collective Care, Solidarity and Justice Doing.
When: Wednesday, March 8, 2023, 12:30-2:00pm
Where: Online
Upcoming Events with the Renison Institute of Ministry
Renison recently embarked on a reimagining exercise with many of our Anglican Church partners to determine the role that Renison can play in supporting and advancing community engagement and outreach. There is a desire for a variety of events, workshops and retreats to be made freely and readily available to our community that will serve as stages of support on our spiritual journey together.