Students by the dozens have joined the fight to protect Anishinaabemowin (the Ojibwe language) from the Linguicidals as part of Maya Chacaby’s Glendon Campus language classes. How could any student, brought up in a world that takes gaming culture and activities for granted, resist this informal course description: “Once, Anishinaabe lived in beautiful homelands, connected to […]
Camerise: The Seed of Sustainable FSL Education Camerise is the fruit of a shared vision that brings together students, educators, and administrators. Its purpose is to ensure that language learners have access to an inclusive and engaging education, as well as to the support needed to reach their full and unique potential as bilingual and […]
Glendon Campus biology students need to learn fieldwork techniques, pandemic, or no pandemic, so Laura McKinnon decided to send them out into their backyards to practice. Usually, McKinnon teaches this mandatory course, “Ecological Monitoring in an Urban Environment,” as a 12-day intensive course as part of the Ontario Universities Program in Field Biology. Students normally band birds, […]
New research shows that drivers of electric vehicles represent one per cent of new car owners – this, ten years after a provincial push to encourage green driving. One researcher learns more about these consumers and advocates gaining additional info on them to better tailor the strategy. In 2010, the Province of Ontario launched an […]
English message follows Pour bon nombre d’entre nous, c’est sur les campus universitaires que l’on planifie son avenir, que l’on part à la découverte de soi, d’une carrière ou de la quête du savoir. Collectivités grandes et petites bénéficient de la force motrice essentielle des établissements postsecondaires, agents de changement positif. Au cours des dernières […]
At the end of a rigorous six-month scholarship application process, including two rounds of interviews, Glendon graduate and future positive changemaker Amanda Sears (BA ’20) joined a life-changing Zoom call. On the call, Sears learned she was among 20 Canadians chosen as inaugural McCall MacBain Scholars, recipients of the country’s first comprehensive leadership-based scholarship that supports master’s […]
“Most courses about the European Union (EU) focus on Brussels and tend to miss the member states,” said Professor Willem Maas, but that’s not the case for his Glendon summer course, “The Netherlands and Europeanization.” The summer seminar course offers an in-depth look at the political, social and economic transformations the EU has wrought and the […]
To lessen the social isolation caused by the pandemic, faculty and staff at York University’s Glendon Campus have sought ways to build connections among students and the community. Much of this work has been done remotely and Glendon has some notable successes. Thanks to the efforts of Sabrina Sirois, an experiential education coordinator at Glendon, and Usha […]
Nous fêtons la Semaine de la francophonie 2021 à Glendon en virtuel du vendredi 19 mars au vendredi 26 mars. Join us for this year’s virtual celebration of La Semaine de la Francophonie. Inscrivez-vous ici : Le lundi 22 mars : Cercle de lecture communautaire Le mardi 23 mars : « Identité et littérature autochtone […]
In an increasingly interconnected world, Glendon faculty members and students are able to cooperate and connect on a global scale. Building on its early success, the Globally Networked Learning (GNL) project is encouraging faculty members to incorporate a transnational and intercultural activity into their courses. GNL refers to an approach to teaching and learning that enables […]
