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Le libre accès et le PAES
Jessica Clark , coordonnatrice du PAES et Matthew McKean, analyste des politiques Un grand nombre de nos lecteurs sont déjà au courant de l’initiative récente de la Fédération visant à élaborer une politique de libre accès dans le cadre de son...
SSH News: Canada Research Chairs, quality of education, bringing Quebec back in, improved hiring for BAs, mental health on campus
The Honourable Ed Holder, Minister of State (Science and Technology) has announced 137 new and renewed Canada Research Chairs at 34 postsecondary institutions across the country. Harvey P. Weingarten, President of the Higher Education Quality Council...
Out of the ivory tower to the public square: an interview with Shauna Sylvester
Every year, university campuses across the country fill with the hum and excitement of students looking for personally and intellectually transformative experiences. These students represent an unrivalled wealth of social and intellectual capital...
SSH News: Measuring SSH impact, Guy Laforest at Big Thinking, SSHRC funds data analysis, and PhD completion
It has been an exciting week for the humanities and social sciences! The Federation has launched a new working paper proposing impact metrics for humanities and social science research . Executive Director Jean-Marc Mangin led the French-language...
Our President-Elect asks universities to evolve, not transform radically
Jean-Marc Mangin , Directeur général, Fédération des sciences humaines “I love you, please change.” These words succinctly capture Stephen Toope’s message to Canadian universities in his rich, nuanced and compelling October 2014 report for Taking...
Nouveau rapport évolutif : Les nouvelles façons d'optimiser les incidences de la recherche en SH
Matthew McKean, analyste des politiques, Fédération des sciences humaines La Fédération des sciences humaines s’est attelée avec ferveur à un ambitieux projet visant à évaluer la portée de la recherche. Le lancement de notre nouveau document de...
SSH News: Big Thinking video, Paul Davidson speech, university-college agreement, and IDRC-SSHRC awards
Jim Miller: Why Don’t We Get Along? (video available) Jim Miller’s Big Thinking on the Hill lecture, Why Don’t We Get Along? is now available in full on our YouTube channel . Happy viewing! Smarter Skills for a Smarter Canada Paul Davidson, president...
Kudos to Congress for childcare
This blog post was originally published in the September 2014 Bulletin of the Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT) . Kudos to congress childcare organizers for getting it right this year. As Guttman and Burnett ( Bulletin, May 2013 )...
SSH News: Congress 2015 planning, reflecting on Jim Miller’s lecture, US-Canada academic exchange and the value of university education
Planning for Congress 2015 has begun The planning cycle for Congress 2015 has officially begun! The Congress 2015 Planning Meeting took place September 24-25, jointly hosted by the Federation and the University of Ottawa. Program Chairs (PCs) and...