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Virtual education as innovative internationalization @ home initiatives
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Virtual education as innovative internationalization @ home initiatives
Presented at DC Research Café on March 5, 2025.
Globalizing curriculum
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Globalizing curriculum
Presented at the DC Research Café (May 14, 2020). Nicole Moen presents global health education research, first by highlighting a cycle of neglect within the Malawian health system, and how it has negatively affected the government’s ability to plan…
Lessons from Vancouver's InSite Clinic
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Lessons from Vancouver's InSite Clinic
Presented at the DC Research Café: Student Edition (February 25, 2021).
Truth and Reconciliation: Cities and citizens
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Truth and Reconciliation: Cities and citizens
The fourth in a series of forums that Douglas College is hosting in partnership with SFU and the City of New Westminster. The goal of these forums is to provide an occasion for frank discussion on important issues facing urban and suburban…
Photovoice the lived experiences of nurses during the COVID-19 pandemic
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Photovoice the lived experiences of nurses during the COVID-19 pandemic
Presented at the Research Cafe, September 23, 2021. During the current COVID-19 global pandemic, health care systems worldwide work tirelessly to meet the needs of citizens in their communities. Nurses, as the largest number of health care providers…
Winslow Opening [Part 1]
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Winslow Opening [Part 1]
1 videocassette (14 min., 28 sec.) : analog, col., U-matic S
Winslow Opening [Part 2]
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Winslow Opening [Part 2]
1 videocassette (13 min., 13 sec.) : analog, col., U-matic S
Balancing act: Revitalization without gentrification
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Balancing act: Revitalization without gentrification
Part of a series of forums that Douglas College is hosting in partnership with SFU and the City of New Westminster. The goal of these forums is to provide an occasion for frank discussion on important issues facing urban and suburban communities, to…
Routine screening of asymptomatic COVID-19-positive hospital personnel
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Routine screening of asymptomatic COVID-19-positive hospital personnel
DC Research Café presentations September 23, 2021: Background: Routine screening of asymptomatic COVID-19-positive hospital personnel has not been implemented in BC. This study was conducted to address this shortcoming and support a culture of…
What happens next? The impact of the pandemic on post-secondary teaching and learning (Video)
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What happens next? The impact of the pandemic on post-secondary teaching and learning (Video)
A video of Nicole Johnson's presentation at the 2022 Better Together Conference. <p>Presentation: Nicole Johnson</p> <p>Q&A (37:30)</p> <p>Closing Comments: Shannon Cox and Nathan Hall (51:17)</p>
Into the clearing: a phenomenological study of the death doula approach to end of life
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Into the clearing: a phenomenological study of the death doula approach to end of life
Presented at the DC Research Café (January 28, 2021). Changing Canadian attitudes towards death and an over-stretched health care system have precipitated the emergence of the death doula role to fill in gaps of end-of-life care. Despite some…
The cost of moving people and goods: Who pays?
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The cost of moving people and goods: Who pays?
Part of a series of forums that Douglas College is hosting in partnership with SFU and the City of New Westminster. The goal of these forums is to provide an occasion for frank discussion on important issues facing urban and suburban communities, to…
Feeding the city: Building local food security 
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Feeding the city: Building local food security 
Part of a series of forums that Douglas College is hosting in partnership with SFU and the City of New Westminster. The goal of these forums is to provide an occasion for frank discussion on important issues facing urban and suburban communities, to…
Creating inclusive communities: What are the limits?
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Creating inclusive communities: What are the limits?
The sixth in a series of forums that Douglas College is hosting in partnership with SFU and the City of New Westminster. The goal of these forums is to provide an occasion for frank discussion on important issues facing urban and suburban…
COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in Canada: content analysis of tweets using the theoretical domains framework
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COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in Canada: content analysis of tweets using the theoretical domains framework
DC Research Café presentation September 23, 2021. COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy is often described homogeneously. However, this study breaks down the many reasons people might feel hesitant. It also describes a knowledge mobilization effort to help…
Structural racism: Can it be planned out of our cities? 
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Structural racism: Can it be planned out of our cities? 
Part of a series of forums that Douglas College is hosting in partnership with SFU and the City of New Westminster. The goal of these forums is to provide an occasion for frank discussion on important issues facing urban and suburban communities, to…
What research can learn from project management and why it matters
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What research can learn from project management and why it matters
Presented at the DC Research Café (March 25, 2021).
Student voices: Photovoice as an alternative for understanding online learning design - part 1 (Video)
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Student voices: Photovoice as an alternative for understanding online learning design - part 1 (Video)
A video of the presentation 'Student voices: Photovoice as an alternative for understanding online learning design - part 1' from the 2022 Better Together Conference. <p>Introduction: Hope Miller</p> <p>Presentation:…
Consciousness (Riverview Hospital Story Project: Part Three)
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Consciousness (Riverview Hospital Story Project: Part Three)
Tells the story of Dr. Ralph Arrowsmith, a mid-20th century psychiatrist with a life-long connection to Coquitlam's Riverview Hospital [formerly Essendale asylum], a mental institution that opened in 1913 and closed in 2011. Dr. Arrowsmith, who…
Settler pathways in decolonizing post-secondary education: An imperfect framework for imperfect action
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Settler pathways in decolonizing post-secondary education: An imperfect framework for imperfect action
Presented at the Research Café on June 4, 2024.
Collective action as involvement
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Collective action as involvement
How we act together. Group Agency and Collective Responsibility Workshop (University of Gothenburg) and workshop on Normativity and Reasoning (NYU, Abu Dhabi).
Why we need a new normativism about collective action
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Why we need a new normativism about collective action
What do we owe each other when we act together? According to normativists about collective action, quite a bit. They contend that collective action inherently involves a special normative status amongst participants, which may include obligations to…
Urban Orienteering
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Urban Orienteering
We have become too reliant on navigation technologies which have obscured our relationship with our surroundings. While apps like Google Maps enable a high degree of knowledge about one’s neighborhood to be at one’s fingertips, they undermine…
Comics and dementia care: I know how this ends and graphic medicine
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Comics and dementia care: I know how this ends and graphic medicine
Presented at the DC Research Café (May 14, 2020). Peter Wilkins presents the Douglas College Dementia Comics project which explores the potential of comics to enhance the impact of dementia care research. I Know How This Ends is the second volume in…
Truck off! Balancing truck traffic and livability 
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Truck off! Balancing truck traffic and livability 
Part of a series of forums that Douglas College is hosting in partnership with SFU and the City of New Westminster. The goal of these forums is to provide an occasion for frank discussion on important issues facing urban and suburban communities, to…
Fentanyl: Breaking the cycle
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Fentanyl: Breaking the cycle
The SFU Urban Studies Program joins Douglas College and the City of New Westminster in co-sponsoring two public forums on urban challenges. The fentanyl crisis is new, but the opioid crisis is not. Join a frank discussion of how fentanyl fits within…
Sport in a changing environment: Rethinking the way we play
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Sport in a changing environment: Rethinking the way we play
Presented at the Research Café on March 3, 2023.
So what do my students really understand? : Insights from an exploration of student learning trajectories
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So what do my students really understand? : Insights from an exploration of student learning trajectories
Presented as part of the DC Research Café (October 29, 2020). In this presentation I discuss a longitudinal research study in which I investigated student learning in my introductory sociology classes. This involved tracking students’ developing…
Jewish women's travel writing in the nineteenth century
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Jewish women's travel writing in the nineteenth century
Presented at the DC Research Café May 14, 2020.
What is forensic genetic genealogy (FIGG)?
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What is forensic genetic genealogy (FIGG)?
Presented at the DC Research Café on November 23, 2023.
Archaeological investigations in Líl̓wat Territory: Interweaving archaeological evidence and oral histories
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Archaeological investigations in Líl̓wat Territory: Interweaving archaeological evidence and oral histories
Presented at the DC Research Café on November 23, 2023.
Exploring psychiatric nursing student engagement in emotional, behavioural, and cognitive domains
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Exploring psychiatric nursing student engagement in emotional, behavioural, and cognitive domains
Presented at the Douglas College Research Cafe, February 17, 2022.
Urban wild: Animals in the city 
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Urban wild: Animals in the city 
Part of a series of forums that Douglas College is hosting in partnership with SFU and the City of New Westminster. The goal of these forums is to provide an occasion for frank discussion on important issues facing urban and suburban communities, to…
Beetle adventures in the salt marsh: habitat discovery for species recovery
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Beetle adventures in the salt marsh: habitat discovery for species recovery
Presented at November 18, 2021 DC Research Café. Rob McGregor, Director of Institute of Urban Ecology at Douglas discusses <i>Omus Audouini</i> beetle research.
Reconceptualizing the school-to-work transition
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Reconceptualizing the school-to-work transition
Presented at the Douglas College Research Cafe, March 24, 2022.
A "sleeping beauty" to be awakened: Lawn tennis tourism in Niagara-on-the-Lake, c.1880-1920
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A "sleeping beauty" to be awakened: Lawn tennis tourism in Niagara-on-the-Lake, c.1880-1920
Presented at the Douglas College Research Cafe, January 20, 2022.
The Innovation Hub is a journey, not a destination
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The Innovation Hub is a journey, not a destination
Presented at the Douglas College Research Cafe, February 17, 2022.
Earth Science Virtual Reality field trip lab software
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Earth Science Virtual Reality field trip lab software
In this research, we are developing an educational Virtual Reality (VR) experience that simulates a geological mapping field trip. This interactive experience will allow students to practice the process of mapping geological features of an…
Bedlam (Riverview Hospital Story Project: Part Two)
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Bedlam (Riverview Hospital Story Project: Part Two)
An interview with nurse Kathleen Clayton Grootendorst, who reflects on her time working at Riverview Hospital in Coquitlam, B.C. Bedlam combines never before seen archival film and photography with present day super 8 footage of the historic Asylum…
VR Kepler orbit simulation: VR Astronomy simulation
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VR Kepler orbit simulation: VR Astronomy simulation
For this project, we developed an educational Virtual Reality (VR) experience that will expose students to an immersive simulation of planetary motion. While there are many Solar System simulations available online, none of them focus on visualizing…
E.G.L. service - closed for business (Lessons from a mechanic's 31-year career)
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E.G.L. service - closed for business (Lessons from a mechanic's 31-year career)
Douglas College Student Alumni Trevor Leyenhorst creative work was part of the Douglas College Author's celebration (2024).
Opa's garden: The Dutch touch
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Opa's garden: The Dutch touch
Douglas College Student Alumni Trevor Leyenhorst creative work was part of the Douglas College Author's celebration (2024).
Public safety, integration, and citizenship: An analysis the polices and practices of sanctuary cities
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Public safety, integration, and citizenship: An analysis the polices and practices of sanctuary cities
Presented at the Research Café on March 21, 2024.
Asylum (Riverview Hospital Story Project: Part One)
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Asylum (Riverview Hospital Story Project: Part One)
An interview with nurse Norma McMurdo, who reflects on her time working at Riverview Hospital in Coquitlam, B.C. from 1949 to 1951. Includes compassionate memories of lesbian patients who were not mentally ill. Part One of the Riverview Hospital…
The September he remembers: Josef Kompalla and the 1972 summit series
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The September he remembers: Josef Kompalla and the 1972 summit series
Presented at the Research Café on May 9, 2024.
The problem with competition in early modern England
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The problem with competition in early modern England
Presented at the Research Café on May 9, 2024.
Densification: Who really benefits?
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Densification: Who really benefits?
Part of a series of forums that Douglas College is hosting in partnership with SFU and the City of New Westminster. The goal of these forums is to provide an occasion for frank discussion on important issues facing urban and suburban communities, to…
Tumbled smooth by the rapids: Rediscovering and reconnecting in the wake of turbulence (Video)
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Tumbled smooth by the rapids: Rediscovering and reconnecting in the wake of turbulence (Video)
A video of Ross Laird's presentation at the 2022 Better Together Conference. Ross examines strategies for cultivating our own health and wellness, building capacity with our colleagues and students and directing our purposeful work toward…
Pathologizing the unknown: a sociological explanation of the (mis-)use of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome as a diagnosis
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Pathologizing the unknown: a sociological explanation of the (mis-)use of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome as a diagnosis
Presented at the DC Research Café: Student Edition (February 25, 2021). <p>Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) is a diagnosis given to infants who die suddenly and unexpectedly before the age of one. After decades of research into SIDS, little…
Housing: What have we done?
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Housing: What have we done?
The SFU Urban Studies Program joins Douglas College and the City of New Westminster in co-sponsoring two public forums on urban challenges. Taking a hard look at the political, historical and social roots of the homelessness crisis in Canada and the…
Ceremonial Sod Turning
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Ceremonial Sod Turning
1 videocassette (8 min.) : copy, b&w, 3/4-inch U-matic
Border security meets Black Mirror: perceptions of technologization from the Windsor borderland
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Border security meets Black Mirror: perceptions of technologization from the Windsor borderland
Presented at the DC Research Café: HiPE Committee (March 25, 2021).
Just flow: laying a foundation for menstrual research
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Just flow: laying a foundation for menstrual research
Art in the city: Icons or eyesores? 
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Art in the city: Icons or eyesores? 
Part of a series of forums that Douglas College is hosting in partnership with SFU and the City of New Westminster. The goal of these forums is to provide an occasion for frank discussion on important issues facing urban and suburban communities, to…
Building resilience through trail running: women's perspectives
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Building resilience through trail running: women's perspectives
Presented at the DC Research Café: Student Edition (February 25, 2021). <p>Access to and benefits from leisure programmes are influenced by both personal and social factors. Within the context of leisure, understanding the gendered experience…
Philosophical play and philosophical praxis
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Philosophical play and philosophical praxis
Presented at the Douglas College Research Cafe, November 18, 2021. Michael Picard presents his current work including translating two books from German by Philosopher Gerd Achenbach.
Gratitude as a practice to manage uncertainty and foster well being (Video)
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Gratitude as a practice to manage uncertainty and foster well being (Video)
Riverfront remake: What vision is the city crafting, and for whom? 
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Riverfront remake: What vision is the city crafting, and for whom? 
Part of a series of forums that Douglas College is hosting in partnership with SFU and the City of New Westminster. The goal of these forums is to provide an occasion for frank discussion on important issues facing urban and suburban communities, to…
Women, Peace and Security (SDG #5 - Gender Equality): My UN fieldwork experience in Mali
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Women, Peace and Security (SDG #5 - Gender Equality): My UN fieldwork experience in Mali
Un experience with women, peace and security assignment in Mali.
Inclusive cities: Welcoming newcomers 
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Inclusive cities: Welcoming newcomers 
Part of a series of forums that Douglas College is hosting in partnership with SFU and the City of New Westminster. The goal of these forums is to provide an occasion for frank discussion on important issues facing urban and suburban communities, to…
Using arts-based research in community settings
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Using arts-based research in community settings
Presented at the Douglas College Research Cafe, November 18, 2021. Aaron Johannes presents an overview of his research work over the past decade including his work facilitating groups in the community utilizing graphic representations of school…
Wellness initiatives for youth: innovative strategies with land-based activities
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Wellness initiatives for youth: innovative strategies with land-based activities
General introduction to all three presentations by host Peter Wilkins. Jennifer's presentation begins at 3.35.
Climate action panel (Video)
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Climate action panel (Video)
A video of the Climate Action Panel at the 2022 Better Together Conference. This panel features a discussion of the various ways the Douglas College community is addressing the call for climate action. <p>Welcome and introduction: Dave Taylor…
Bandwidth tax of uncertainty: Helping students reclaim cognitive capacity post-COVID and beyond (Video)
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Bandwidth tax of uncertainty: Helping students reclaim cognitive capacity post-COVID and beyond (Video)
A video of Cia Verschelden's presentation at the 2022 Better Together Conference. <p>Q&A (2:33:20) </p>
Square peg; round hole: Thoughts on Arts practice-based research (and other picture postcards)
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Square peg; round hole: Thoughts on Arts practice-based research (and other picture postcards)
Presented at the DC Research Café on November 23, 2023. The videorecording is also accompanied by a separate power point presentation.
Lunchable learning 25 - Better together: Partners in learning (Video)
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Lunchable learning 25 - Better together: Partners in learning (Video)
A recording of the Lunchable Learning podcast episode that kicked off the 2022 Better Together Conference.
Historical climate change: Empowering students by offering them perspective
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Historical climate change: Empowering students by offering them perspective
Presented at the Research Café on March 3, 2023.
A Good-Bye Celebration Special Messages to Bill Day
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A Good-Bye Celebration Special Messages to Bill Day
1 videocassette (41 min., 5 sec.) : master, analog, col., S-VHS
Indigenous Peoples and Sustainable Development Goals
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Indigenous Peoples and Sustainable Development Goals
Dr. Carling Beninger (settler historian) comments on how she uses SDG's in HIST 1105: Global issues in historical perspective to guide historical case studies. She also discusses Indigenous Peoples and the SDG's, including the work of the…
Using arts-informed research approaches to explore the lived experiences of dementia
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Using arts-informed research approaches to explore the lived experiences of dementia
DC Research Cafe presentations May 27, 2021: "Parables of care: Using comics to enhance the impact of dementia care practice and research" begins at 2 minutes, 5 seconds and "Raising the curtain on the lived experiences with dementia…
Resilient cities: Planning for uncertainty
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Resilient cities: Planning for uncertainty
COVID-19 has created both challenges and opportunities for the way we plan cities. The 2020 Declaration for Resilience in Canadian Cities states that the “COVID-19 pandemic provides a once-in-a-lifetime responsibility to accelerate the change we…
Using chemistry to explain climate change and inspire students
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Using chemistry to explain climate change and inspire students
Presented at the Research Café on March 3, 2023.
A survey of course based undergraduate research (CUR) in chemistry at Douglas
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A survey of course based undergraduate research (CUR) in chemistry at Douglas
Presented at the Douglas College Research Cafe, March 24, 2022.
Hybrid learning in nursing programs
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Hybrid learning in nursing programs
Presented at the Douglas College Research Cafe, March 24, 2022.
Online sexual violence in post-secondary institutions
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Online sexual violence in post-secondary institutions
Presented at the DC Research Café (May 28, 2020). As part of the Douglas College Impacts Research Team, research assistant Ana Brito presents the research to address sexual violence in all its physical and virtual forms in university contexts.…
Research and the pursuit of truth
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Research and the pursuit of truth
Presented at the DC Research Café (November 29, 2020). Roberta Staley’s presentation explores the social, economic, political, and health impacts of international journalism and academic research on the world’s most vulnerable -- women, children,…
Frameworks for going open: Human-centered futures for higher education (Video)
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Frameworks for going open: Human-centered futures for higher education (Video)
A video of Robin DeRosa and Rajiv Jhangiani's presentation at the 2022 Better Together Conference. <p>Welcome and introduction: Debra Flewelling, Open Education & Emerging Technologies Librarian</p> <p>Presentation: Robin…
Small teaching online: Practical strategies to increase student engagement and learning (Video)
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Small teaching online: Practical strategies to increase student engagement and learning (Video)
A video of Flower Darby's presentation at the 2022 Better Together Conference. <p>Presentation: Flower Darby</p> <p>Q&A (30:53)</p>
Climate change: Local responses to weather the storm 
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Climate change: Local responses to weather the storm 
Part of a series of forums that Douglas College is hosting in partnership with SFU and the City of New Westminster. The goal of these forums is to provide an occasion for frank discussion on important issues facing urban and suburban communities, to…
Academic integrity: A restorative justice approach
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Academic integrity: A restorative justice approach
Presented at the DC Research Café (October 14, 2021).
We know what you've done there: Writing tutors from the Learning Centre respond to instructors assignment guidelines (Video)
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We know what you've done there: Writing tutors from the Learning Centre respond to instructors assignment guidelines (Video)
A video of the Learning Centre Tutors presentation and panel discussion at the 2022 Better Together Conference. Presentation: Holly Salmon, Sean Cleveland, Jackkson Newton, Palika Gupta, and Jimena Savarain Q&A (32:58)
"From 'chilly spaces' to 'feel good spaces': Queer inclusion in sport and PHE
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"From 'chilly spaces' to 'feel good spaces': Queer inclusion in sport and PHE
Presented at the Research Café on March 21, 2024.
Student Research Ambassadors
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Student Research Ambassadors
Presented at the DC Research Café Special Edition (April 29, 2021). <p>With the support of the HiPE committee, the event consisted of a round-table discussion with the current Douglas Student Research Ambassadors discussing their experiences…
Douglas College Promotional Video (1993)
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Douglas College Promotional Video (1993)
1 videocassette (12 min., 30 sec.) : master, SP, analog, col., Betacam
The Learning Centre at Douglas College
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The Learning Centre at Douglas College
1 videocassette (10 min., 52 sec.) : master, analog, col., S-VHS
David Lam Campus Open House
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David Lam Campus Open House
1 videocassette (55 min., 45 sec.) : master, analog, col., S-VHS
What does Truth and Reconciliation mean for child and youth care: Educators respond
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What does Truth and Reconciliation mean for child and youth care: Educators respond
The Educator series (2 videos) examines how to implement reconciliation and the TRC in the classroom and practice.
Colonization, the classroom & the field of child and youth care: Educators respond
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Colonization, the classroom & the field of child and youth care: Educators respond
The Educator series (2 videos) examines how to implement reconciliation and TRC in classroom and practice.
Just growth: Can urban development be fair and sustainable? 
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Just growth: Can urban development be fair and sustainable? 
A Douglas College forum hosted in partnership with SFU and the City of New Westminster. The goal of these forum is to provide an occasion for frank discussion on important issues facing urban and suburban communities, to both inform and learn from…
Reconciliation in child and youth care: A conversation
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Reconciliation in child and youth care: A conversation
This video was presented at the 20th National and 12th Triennial International Child and Youth Care Conference (2018) on the unceded and ancestral territories of the Coast Salish Peoples (Richmond, British Columbia, Canada). Conference Title:…
Gender, sex, tech: An intersectional feminist guide
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Gender, sex, tech: An intersectional feminist guide
Presented at the Douglas College Research Cafe, January 20, 2022.
Presidential Address, NASSS Annual Conference 2022: "Navigating elitism and the 'race to nowhere' in Academia" by Robert J. Lake
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Presidential Address, NASSS Annual Conference 2022: "Navigating elitism and the 'race to nowhere' in Academia" by Robert J. Lake
A reflection by Dr. Robert Lake on his experiences of elitism in Academia over a 20-year career, and a critical assessment of the ultra-competitive environment of higher education and its impacts on mental health and happiness.
Holding space for future matriarchs: Digital platforms for resurging solidarity
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Holding space for future matriarchs: Digital platforms for resurging solidarity
Presented at the Douglas College Research Cafe, January 10, 2022.
Tug of logic: a new way to philosophize together!
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Tug of logic: a new way to philosophize together!
This short video documents a match of Tug of Logic (an Internet-mediated audience response system enabling reasoning together through logically-structured social feedback) that was played by Canadian high school students in the context of the 2023…
Climate change conversation: Chemical oceanography and saving Howe Sound
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Climate change conversation: Chemical oceanography and saving Howe Sound
This two part audio podcast starts with Steven Bishop interviewing Brenda Addison-Jones about climate change and habitat change. The second part (26:25) is a partial recording of Brenda's presentation "Chemical Oceanography and Saving Howe…
Assembling with purpose: Electronics and General Assembly program's partnership with Purpose Society's Digital Inclusion Hub
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Assembling with purpose: Electronics and General Assembly program's partnership with Purpose Society's Digital Inclusion Hub
A presentation on how Electronics and General Assembly students are building Wi-Fi boosters from recycled electronic parts and to give back to the community.
Monstrous classrooms: Connecting role-playing games and inclusive education
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Monstrous classrooms: Connecting role-playing games and inclusive education
Presented at the Research Café on March 21, 2024.
Durban, the greenest city on Earth: A look into Durban's sustainability case study
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Durban, the greenest city on Earth: A look into Durban's sustainability case study
Douglas College student research presentation as partial requirement for Geography 2311 course as part of the STEP UP (Student Teams Exploring Pervasive Urban Problems) program. Faculty sponsor to submit this presentation to DOOR is: Michael McPhee…
Experiences of a BSN peer mentorship program in enhancing students' mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic
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Experiences of a BSN peer mentorship program in enhancing students' mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic
Student representatives of the Douglas College BSN Peer Mentorship Program discussed their experiences and the positive mental health impacts of a student-led support group for fellow nursing students. Student presenters were Bahar Fakhri, Quinn…
A new leadership challenge: Navigating political polarization in organizational teams
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A new leadership challenge: Navigating political polarization in organizational teams
Presented at the Research Café on June 4, 2024. Medha presents key findings the research work she and her co-authors Manour Javidan, Rick Cotton, Anirban Kar and Peter Dorfman on the topic of navigating political polarization in organizational teams…