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Beliefs about Memory in Compulsive Checking and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: Assessment and Intervention
David Ward, former president of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, kicks off the speaker series, The Future of the University and the Future of Learning, as part of the university’s strategic directions process.
Come and get yourself some fresh, locally grown produce and products at the Farmer's Market!
School of Community and Public Affairs, scpa, immigration policy, Ratna Omidvar
Win funding for your business.
Ongoing events
A new exhibit at the Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery.
The Gail and Stephen A. Jarislowsky Institute for Studies in Canadian Art is proud to be hosting a series of conversations entitled Afternoons at the Institute.
This weekly community event, hosted by Multi-faith Chaplaincy, is open to students, faculty and staff.
Speaking of Photography is an ongoing, annual series of public lectures on the history, theory, and practice of photography, organized by the Department of Art History. Since 2007-08 we have welcomed photographic scholars from across Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom. The series is made possible by the generosity of an anonymous donor, with additional support from the Gail and Stephen A. Jarislowsky Institute for Studies in Canadian Art; the Concordia University Research Chair in Art History; members of the Art History Graduate Students Association; the Ethnocultural Art Histories Research Groug (EAHR); Ciel Variable magazine; Château Versailles Hotel; and other interested sponsors.
Upcoming events
Working for the Public Good in the Public Sector with Lisa Harris
Dr. Allan Downey of McGill University discusses his book on the history of lacrosse, The Creator’s Game.
We are proud to bring award-winning photographer Raymonde April to the stage for the second talk in the Conversations in Contemporary Art 2014-2015 winter season.
The Walrus Talks Vice at the High Performance Rodeo in Calgary is the first of three to be presented by Concordia outside Montreal.
This presentation will provide an overview and interim report on Dr. Stolow's current research project, which surveys the range of optical instruments and visual media technologies used by psychic researchers, alternative health practitioners, and spiritual service providers, all of whom share an interest in trying to detect, visualize and pictorially represent mysterious spiritual forces: specifically, the "vital energy" that some claim radiates from our human bodies and is referred to as our "aura."
Discussant: Prof. Peter Gossage
PGC-1s are transcriptional co-activators that control mitochondrial function, nutrient metabolism, and energy homeostasis. Their activity is increased in times of metabolic demand (i.e. exercise, fasting, exposure to cold temperatures) to enhance cellular energy production and adapt to the changing nutrient environments.
A spectacular Busby Berkely musical.
Concordia President Alan Shepard will share new ideas on how we can best provide our next generation the broad experience they need to compete in the knowledge economy.
Talk about healthy eating, sleep, quitting smoking, stress management, mental health and more
Multi-faith Chaplaincy will host weekly sessions of sitting meditation open to students, faculty, and staff. No registration is required.
Visit Liberal Arts College to taste the classics, ask some big questions and meet the thinkers who have shaped Western civilization, history and culture.
Come and get yourself some fresh, locally grown produce and products at the Farmer's Market!
Visit Liberal Arts College to taste the classics, ask some big questions and meet the thinkers who have shaped Western civilization, history and culture.
What is a Corporation? with Kristen Petitclerc
Are you interested in participating in an educational and cultural immersion at the Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca while earning 12 Concordia credits in Spanish language and culture courses.? If, yes, the please attend this information session.
Are you interested in participating in an educational and cultural immersion in Beijing while earning 12 Concordia credits? If, yes, the please attend this information session.
Join us for the second event of our speaker series, The Future of the University and the Future of Learning, part of the current strategic directions process.
Join us at this Thinking Out Loud conversation on how the digital shapes who we are, presented by Concordia University and The Globe and Mail.
Join us for the 6th annual Art Education Graduate Symposium that includes presentations, panel discussions and skill sharing sessions, the symposium will showcase current research within the context of art, inclusion and accessibility.
Discussant: Prof. Peter Gossage
Stricter wastewater sludge management regulations have resulted in value-addition of wastewater sludge. There are various value-added products, namely, adsorbents, bioflocculants, bioplastics, biosurfactants, concrete aggregates, fuel and oil and electricity which have been researched for different technological developments and a few have also been marketed Furthermore, at INRS-ETE, production of various biotechnological value-added products from wastewaters and wastewater sludge, namely, biopesticides and biocontrol agents, enzymes, biofertilizers, bioplastics and bioflocculants is being actively pursued.
Join us to celebrate the opening of the 8x8 Community Art Exhibition.
Come out to support the men's hockey team.
The department will be holding information sessions for those interested in the program.
In this talk, we'll discuss how we characterize high energy, transient structures in protein function and disease, with a view to 'pacifying' the danger they can sometimes represent.
Are you interested in participating in an educational and cultural immersion in Beijing while earning 12 Concordia credits? If, yes, the please attend this information session.
Are you interested in participating in an educational and cultural immersion at the Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca while earning 12 Concordia credits in Spanish language and culture courses.? If, yes, the please attend this information session.
Multi-faith Chaplaincy will host weekly sessions of sitting meditation open to students, faculty, and staff. No registration is required.
This workshop will explore some of the questions that often arise in romantic interfaith relationships and offer tools that can help guide you as a couple.
Talk about healthy eating, sleep, quitting smoking, stress management, mental health and more
Come and get yourself some fresh, locally grown produce and products at the Farmer's Market!
Win funding for your business.
Prof. Tsabary will discuss a selection of his current and ongoing activities in perception and performance research. Dr. Eldad Tsabary teaches electroacoustic studies in Concordia’s Department of Music, with a particular specialization in ear training for electroacoustic artists. Prof. Tsabary founded and directs the Concordia Laptop Orchestra CLOrk.
Sexually active women should have a Pap test every 1 to 3 years. Many women are not up-to-date with this screening.
The department will be holding information sessions for those interested in the program.
Leishmania, autoimmune disease, immune response, trichuris suis
Lecture by Jiewuh Song, Post-doctoral Fellow, Yale University.
Craig Morrison & The Moments Vintage Wine & Special Guests present ''Will you still love me tomorrow - music from New York city''
Information workshop on our Music Therapy programs.
Information workshop on the Drama Therapy MA program
Craig Morrison & The Moments Vintage Wine & Special Guests present ''Will you still love me tomorrow - music from New York city''
MB 10.302 (1450 Guy)
Join us at this Thinking Out Loud conversation on gender, sex and politics, presented by Concordia University and The Globe and Mail.
Multi-faith Chaplaincy will host weekly sessions of sitting meditation open to students, faculty, and staff. No registration is required.
MB 10.245 (10th floor) (1450 Guy)
Join a lively interdisciplinary discussion on the study of Israel.
Come and get yourself some fresh, locally grown produce and products at the Farmer's Market!
MB 10.302 (1450 Guy)
In a cycle of plays loosely based on the lives of catholic saints, Erik Ehn has placed his protagonists, and their suffering in, a modern context. As he explores, "the means by which the self is overmastered by acts of the imagination, [and] by acts of faith,” puppetry, imagery, voice, and movement, conspire to breathe full life and colour into these stunningly poetic tales.
Talk about healthy eating, sleep, quitting smoking, stress management, mental health and more
Celebrate the culmination of Forces of Change: a student competition spearheaded by the Garnet Key Society.
Multi-faith Chaplaincy will host weekly sessions of sitting meditation open to students, faculty, and staff. No registration is required.
St-Catherine St. Vitrine becomes a storefront
Can't live with them, can't live without them?
Suspended kinetic installation. Electric wires, stepper motors, 3D prototyping, fishing weight,lighting Spectrales is a kinetic installation that emerges from a series of site specific interventions carried by a reflection on assemblages and the recognition of an inherent material activity leading to the emergence of unstable and ephemeral forms. As time goes by, knots and unusual geometrie are continuously [re]created by the interaction of elements that reflect a collective dynamic.
Talk about healthy eating, sleep, quitting smoking, stress management, mental health and more
Multi-faith Chaplaincy will host weekly sessions of sitting meditation open to students, faculty, and staff. No registration is required.
Come and get yourself some fresh, locally grown produce and products at the Farmer's Market!
A fair amount of music perception and cognition research has been done on single line melody, but less on the interweaving of multiple melodic lines as in musical counterpoint. Prof. Beckett will discuss a variety of studies, including her own, that try to shed light on how the human mind hears counterpoint. Dr. Christine Beckett teaches in Concordia’s Music Department and is a founding faculty member at BRAMS lab.
Lecture by Anne O'Byrne, Associate Professor in Philosophy, Stony Brook University, New York.
Associate professor Charles Ellison presents a program of jazz classics and originals.
Join us at this Thinking Out Loud conversation about picking and choosing your story, presented by Concordia University and The Globe and Mail.
This lecture will explore the theme of immigration to Canada and its impact on the historical development of the Canadian Jewish community.
Multi-faith Chaplaincy will host weekly sessions of sitting meditation open to students, faculty, and staff. No registration is required.
Talk about healthy eating, sleep, quitting smoking, stress management, mental health and more
Come and get yourself some fresh, locally grown produce and products at the Farmer's Market!
PERFORM healthy cooking workshops covers the good and the bad of fats.
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