The Department in Conversation, Episode 14 with Pam Roach
This is a series of recorded conversations to continue to build community and cohesion within the Department of Community Health Sciences at the University of Calgary. Sharing knowledge about different components of the Department, the faculty and students within and the broader academic life.
This episode features Dr. Fiona Clement, Head of Community Health Sciences, and Dr. Pam Roach, a Metis Scholar and Director of Indigenous Health Education within the Indigenous, Local and Global Health Office. They discuss the upcoming Massive Online Open Course (MOOC) Indigenous Canada offered by the University of Alberta. This conversation will touch serve to remind faculty that racism towards Indigenous People is an everyday occurrence, contribute to understanding why building one’s own knowledge is foundational, and to reflect on why a community is useful to work through the MOOC.
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The Department in Conversation, Episode 13 with Fiona Clement and Lisa Chicules
This is a series of recorded conversations to continue to build community and cohesion within the Department of Community Health Sciences at the University of Calgary. Sharing knowledge about different components of the Department, the faculty and students within and the broader academic life.
This episode features Dr. Fiona Clement, Head of Community Health Sciences, and Lisa Chicules, Strategic Planning Consultant as they reflect on the journey of CHS' strategic plan development. This conversation will touch on contributions to the launch of the strategic plan, reflecting on the journey of its development, and reminding faculty of the role of students in the process of the plan's development.
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The Department in Conversation, Episode 12 with Todd Anderson
This is a series of recorded conversations to continue to build community and cohesion within the Department of Community Health Sciences at the University of Calgary. Sharing knowledge about different components of the Department, the faculty and students within and the broader academic life.
This episode will focus on Dr. Todd Anderson, Vice-Dean in the Cumming School of Medicine (CSM). This year faculty members received a mass email outlining that all academic staff would receive a definitive merit assessment this year, a different process than past assessment cycles. For some, this was surprise so as Vice-Dean, Todd was invited to share how that decision was made. This conversation will touch on who was involved in the conversation (TUFCA and Dr. Marshall on behalf of the Board of Governors – underscore that this wasn’t CSM or Department Head decision), and it will also touch on inequities identified due to COVID and the need for a compassionate response.
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The Department in Conversation, Episode 10 with Lianne Tomfohr
This is a series of recorded conversations to continue to build community and cohesion within the Department of Community Health Sciences at the University of Calgary. Sharing knowledge about different components of the Department, the faculty and students within and the broader academic life.
This episode will focus on Lianne Tomfohr Madsen, Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology and cross-appointed with Community Health Sciences. Lianne's research focuses on identifying relationships between physical health and psychosocial variables. This discussion will focus on kindness and compassion. We hope to shed light on helping faculty understand how kindness and compassion affects others and ourselves, highlight need to practice kindness and compassion, and highlight Lianne’s work planting the seed for possible collaboration with CHS faculty members.
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The Department in Conversation, Episode 11 with Fabiola Aparicio-Ting
This is a series of recorded conversations to continue to build community and cohesion within the Department of Community Health Sciences at the University of Calgary. Sharing knowledge about different components of the Department, the faculty and students within and the broader academic life.
This episode will focus on Fabiola Aparicio-Ting, Senior Instructor and Co-Director of the Health and Society Program (HSOC) in the Bachelor of Health Sciences (BHSc) at the Cumming School of Medicine. This discussion will bring attention to the BHSc HSOC as a pillar of CHS educational programming, highlight the BSHc HSOC students, highlight the continued push for educational excellence and opportunity for creative educational design for faculty, and to plant seeds about how faculty members could better integrate to achieve the “we are all CHS” vision.
A series of recorded conversations to continue to build community and cohesion within the Department. Sharing knowledge about different components of the Department, the faculty and students within and the broader academic life.
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