Due to severe weather, all afternoon and evening exams have been cancelled Saturday, April 14. Renison University College will be closed Sunday, April 15th.
Working with Renison's Culture and Language Studies department, a University of Waterloo student has won the Grand Prize at the 36th annual Ontario Japanese Speech Contest.
Applied Language Studies (APPLS) welcomed back APPLS alumni to share how APPLS courses impacted their careers and academic paths. Coordinator of the APPLS minor, Julia Williams, organizes this semi-annual event.
Each year, Prof. Jason Blokhuis, Associate Professor of Social Development Studies here at Renison, encourages students with outstanding final papers in SDS 405R: Cosmopolitanism and Social Development to consider submitting their work to the Prindle Institute at DePauw University.
This year, two Renison students have won coveted spots at the 11th Annual Undergraduate Ethics Symposium taking place from April 19-21, 2018.
Applied Language Studies (APPLS) welcomed back APPLS alumni to share how APPLS courses impacted their careers and academic paths. Coordinator of the APPLS minor, Julia Williams, organizes this semi- annual event. “This is a fun event for current APPLS students and for the returning alumni too. Current students are really interested in talking with the alumni and finding out how the APPLS courses influenced their study and work decisions post-graduation.” This year, five alumni returned to talk with APPLS students.
Professor Keith Hipel, a member of the Board of Governors of Renison University College, was appointed an Officer of the Order of Canada by Governor General Julie Payette on January 2, 2018.
On November 29, Timothy Gianotti, professor of Studies in Islam at Renison University College, was awarded the Senate 150th Anniversary Medal at a ceremony in the Senate Chambers in Ottawa.
In November, Kristina Llewellyn, as the Renison University College and University of Waterloo representative on the project, joined other academics at the University of Ottawa for the launch of the Réseau de Savoir sur l’Équité / Equity Knowledge Network (RSEKN).
On December 2, Renison's Prof. Idrisa Pandit was presented with the Community Impact Award at the President's 60th Anniversary Gala at the University of Waterloo.
