Hello PACS Students,
I hope that everyone is doing well with finals approaching. Below, I have included some upcoming events, job opportunities/internships, and resources for you.
Hello PACS Students,
I hope that everyone is doing well with Winter approaching.
Below, I have included some upcoming events, job opportunities/internships, and resources for you.
Samuel is currently a 3A student. In addition to his Major in Planning, he is taking a minor in Peace and Conflict Studies. Unlike the traditional co-op path, he set foot in his own route when he stumbled upon a new journey: Tree planting in British Columbia, in Western Canada.
Facilitating workshops, teaching undergraduate courses, mentoring students—Keith Regehr has contributed much to the Conrad Grebel University College community.
Hello PACS Students,
I hope that everyone enjoyed their Halloween weekend and Thanksgiving Festivities.
Below, I have included some upcoming events, job opportunities/internships, and resources for you.
Hello PACS Students,
I hope that everyone enjoyed their reading week and is doing okay with the October breeze.
Here, we have attached upcoming events, job opportunities/internships, and resources.
Hello PACS students! I hope that your term is going smoothly, and that you're finding time to enjoy yourself in this warmer weather!
Hello PACS Students,
I hope you are doing well at the start of the new term and are staying on top of your academic studies. The start of the term brings many new opportunities, and the PACS Department is excited to share with you some PACS- Related events.
Conrad Grebel University College announces the appointment of Dr. Johonna McCants-Turner to a tenure-track faculty position as Associate Professor of Peace and Conflict Studies (PACS) at Grebel, beginning July 1, 2021. McCants-Turner currently serves as Assistant Professor of Restorative Justice and Peacebuilding at Eastern Mennonite University’s (EMU) Center for Justice and Peacebuilding.
Like many students before her, Elaina Mohr didn’t really know what she wanted to do after high school. What she did know was that she saw a broken world, and wanted to learn more about initiatives that tried to make it better.