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Academic wintering: Finding warmth and comfort in the cold season
The Academic Wintering Practices Project Team ponders how educators can incorporate "wintering" practices into post-secondary education.
Work at the intersection of neurodivergence and gender
UCalgary alum and current staff member share their experiences as ADHD women in the workplace
How UCalgary's teaching and learning community continues to excel
Taylor Institute’s new 2023-2024 Community Report highlights the future-focused events, programs and people who elevated UCalgary’s mission to prepare students
UCalgary undergraduate students begin their transdisciplinary research journeys
Apply for your PURE award by Jan. 27
Digging up Alberta's history: Undergraduate research project sparks enthusiasm for Plains archaeology
Sam Judson explores how to engage with the public on Alberta's archaeological sites
Local Indigenous teaching resources vetted by the community and at your fingertips
Werklund School of Education researchers encourage lesson plan contributions from the community for Books to Build On database
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