We should be writing: Coping with Anxiety and Finding Good Distractions
Where: PCOH 2012
When: Tuesday, February 25th, 12:30 – 4:00 pm
Description: Join us for a talk on anxiety and useful distractions in academic work by our guest speaker Dr. Michelle Stack, followed by an intense writing session to get our work done!
What is Pedagogical Anthropology?
Wednesday, February 26, 2020
PCOH 2012 (Ponderosa Oak House)
2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
With Dr. Anja Kraus – University of Stockholm
Sponsored by SCPE

Congratulations on the 2020 Teaching and Learning Enhancement Fund (TLEF)!
Dr. Bathseba Opini, EDST. Co-applicants: Dr. Hartej Gill, Dr. Jason Ellis, Dr. Annette Henry, Dr. Michelle Stack, Dr. Andre Mazawi, John Yamamoto, Rod Brown, Dr. Shaya Golparian, Dr. Daniel Shiu, Meena Uppal, Ashley House, Dr. Vince White, Dr. Marianne McTavish, Mary Kostandy, Alison St. Pierre, Ogenfeibo Oladipupo.
“Anti-racism Education for Teacher Education Candidates”, has been funded from the 2020 Teaching and Learning Enhancement, in the amount of $40,156.
“British Columbia’s K to 12 curriculum identifies valuing diversity and defending human rights as one of the key competencies students should attain. Teachers are fundamental to assisting students to realize this goal. Consequently, teacher education programs must prepare future educators to identify and challenge injustices in education. Racism is one example of such injustices. This project will research, develop, and implement an anti-racist education component that will be embedded in the required teacher education course, EDST 401 “Education, School and Social Institutions” (From the proposal).

The Rise and Fall of Adult Literacy: Policy Lessons from Canada, co-written by EDST’s Dr. Jude Walker, has been published in The European Journal for Research on the Education and Learning of Adults (RELA)
Link:
https://www.rela.ep.liu.se/contents.asp?doi=10.3384/rela.2000-7426.2020111

Research In Focus: History and Higher Education
Where: PCOH 2012 Ponderosa Commons North (Oak House)
When: Thursday, February 20th, 2:30 – 4:30 pm
Description: Join us to hear about and discuss the exciting research happening in EDST. Refreshments will be provided.
Presenters: MA student Logan Lorenz discussing his research in higher education and Dr. Jason Ellis discussing his research: “Building a Suburban School System: Teacher Hiring in Etobicoke 1949-1970”. Register here.
PDF: Research in Focus – Feb 20

Congratulations to Dr. Mona Gleason, Professor, Department of Educational Studies, on the UBC Killam Faculty Research Prize in the Arts and Humanities, Senior Scholar Category
Established in 1986, the UBC Killam Faculty Research Prize is awarded in recognition of distinguished research and scholarly contributions of international significance. Up to ten prizes are awarded annually to full-time faculty members in recognition of outstanding research and scholarly contributions. Five prizes are awarded for scholarly activity associated with NSERC and CIHR, and five for work associated with SSHRC and the Canada Council. At least one prize is awarded in each category to junior scholars.

Congratulations to Dr. Vanessa Andreotti, Professor and Canada Research Chair, Department of Educational Studies, on the UBC Killam Faculty Research Fellowship, Junior Scholar Category
Ten UBC Killam Faculty Research Fellowships are provided annually from the Izaak Walton Killam Memorial Fund for Advanced Studies established through a bequest from the late Dorothy J. Killam. These awards assist promising faculty members who wish to devote full time to research and study in their field during a recognized study leave. The applicant must present a coherent project with a clearly stated objective and well-defined research plan, and demonstrate a growing record of significant scholarly contribution. The basis of award will be special distinction of intellect, with due regard for sound character and personal qualities.

Please see the file below:
PDF: EDST Self Study, 2019
Hard Working Students, Report of 2018 and 2019 Survey Findings, co-authored by Alison Taylor, Milosh Raykov and Robert Sweet has been published in cIRcle UBC
cIRcle Link
It’s a mixed methods study of undergraduate students’ term-time work experiences at two universities. Our report focuses on presenting our quantitative findings at UBC.

Daniel Jordan, Director Of Sunshine Coast Mental Health and M.A. Student of EDST, was a guest on CTV Morning Live’s “Starting the Conversation about Mental Health”
Link:
https://bc.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=1885892
Supervisor: Dr. Jude Walker
