News and events
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SCLA Virtual Hour, Tuesday 24 November 2020 (2-3pm)
SCLA Virtual Hour, Tuesday 24 November 2020 (2-3pm)
The graduate program Studies in Comparative Literatures and Art invites prospective students to join SCLA’s Virtual Hour on Tuesday 24 November 2020 (2-3 pm).
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SCLA Virtual Hour /Tuesday 20 October 2020, 2-3 pm
SCLA Virtual Hour /Tuesday 20 October 2020, 2-3 pm
Are you interested in graduate studies at Brock? Would you like to know more about Studies in Comparative Literatures and Arts (SCLA)?
You are invited to call SCLA Virtual Hour 20 Oct 2020 2-3 pm on Lifesize.
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New publication: Im/migrant Passages: Crossing Visual, Spatial and Textual Boundaries – Im/migrations : passages visuels, spatiaux et textuels
To emigrate is to leave, to immigrate is to arrive and stay, to migrate is to move, often as a result of forced displacement. Most emigrants, immigrants, migrants and/or refugees frequently face difficult, if not heartbreaking decisions when they decide they must settle elsewhere. According to the latest UNHCR estimates, 65.6 million people have been forcibly displaced worldwide by war, poverty, and/or climate change. Many live(d) in refugee/migrant camps where they often face(d) inhumane conditions, discrimination, violence, and racism, while others spend/spent most of their lives in transit camps. Contributions to this volume explore topics in literature, graphic novels, visual arts, film, dance, and education. -
Meet the Director of SCLA
Meet the Director of SCLA
In Fall 2020, meet Catherine Parayre, Director of SCLA during online office hours and ask her your questions about the program:
Tuesday 22 September 2020, 2-3 pm (Canada, Ontario).
SCLA meeting on Lifesize (Tuesday 22 September 2020, 2-3 pm, Canada, Ontario):
You are invited to call SCLA Office hours on Lifesize.
Join the meeting: https://call.lifesizecloud.com/5306052
Join the Lifesize meeting using Skype for Business: https://skype.lifesizecloud.com/5306052
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Canada: +1 (844) 572-5683,, 5306052#
United States: +1 (877) 422-8614,, 5306052#
United States: +1 (833) 881-5208,, 5306052#Call in by Phone (audio only)
Canada: +1 (844) 572-5683
United States: +1 (877) 422-8614
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Other ways to call: https://call.lifesize.com/otherways/5306052
You may also reach her via email: cparayre@brocku.ca
Full details and other events can be found here
To emigrate is to leave, to immigrate is to arrive and stay, to migrate is to move, often as a result of forced displacement. Most emigrants, immigrants, migrants and/or refugees frequently face difficult, if not heartbreaking decisions when they decide they must settle elsewhere. According to the latest UNHCR estimates, 65.6 million people have been forcibly displaced worldwide by war, poverty, and/or climate change. Many live(d) in refugee/migrant camps where they often face(d) inhumane conditions, discrimination, violence, and racism, while others spend/spent most of their lives in transit camps. Contributions to this volume explore topics in literature, graphic novels, visual arts, film, dance, and education.