The Summit is a public, interactive exhibition where students from the interdisciplinary Global Engagement Seminar share insights from their research projects on this year’s theme, Energy at a Crossroads: Society, Technology, Environment, Health.
We are pleased to announce three more of of our six 2023 Jarislowsky Fellows, Dr. Mohab Elnashar, Dr. Courtney Howard, and Shruti Sharma. This winter term they will be joined by other accomplished experts from diverse fields to mentor students in Energy at a Crossroads: Society, technology, environment, health.
We are pleased to announce three of our six 2023 Jarislowsky Fellows, Dr. Tarek Abdel-Galil, Melina Laboucan-Massimo and Afshin Matin. This winter term they will be joined by other accomplished experts from diverse fields to mentor students in Energy at a Crossroads: Society, technology, environment, health.
During the Winter 2022 Global Engagement Seminar (GES), Hannah Anderson worked as Course and Research Assistant and mentor to the students. As they prepare for the GES Summit on April 4, she shares a bit about her experiences with the seminar, particularly one project that is helping to tell the story of the Grand River through maps.
We are so honoured to be joined by Monica Lewis-Patrick as a 2022 Jarislowsky Fellow. Lewis-Patrick is known throughout the environmental justice community as The Water Warrior.
We are delighted to welcome the University of Waterloo’s own Dr. Kelsey Leonard as a 2022 Jarislowsky Fellow for Water in the World: Knowledge, Ethics and Practice.
We are excited to announce that Dr. Dawn Martin-Hill will be joining us as a 2022 Jarislowsky Fellow!
We are very pleased to announce the appointment of Mukelabai Ndiyoi as a Jarislowsky Fellow for the Winter 2022 Global Engagement Seminar addressing the theme Water in the World: Knowledge, Ethics and Practice.
We are thrilled to announce the appointment of Edward Struzik as a Jarislowsky Fellow for the Winter 2022 Global Engagement Seminar addressing the theme Water in the World: Knowledge, Ethics and Practice.
Imagine studying a global phenomenon while being in the midst of its many impacts. That’s what the students, instructors, and Jarislowsky Fellows of this term’s Global Engagement Seminar have been grappling with for the past three months.
The 2021 Global Engagement Seminar interdisciplinary course is now gearing up to share their research and insights on pandemics in their online Summit, April 7.