(Sponsored by the ICE Lab) This panel will explore the implications of shallow and deep hydrologic processes on sustainable resource development and mine waste management in the Arctic. Combining our three research areas (civil engineering,

(Sponsored by Hyacinth Podcast) This panel will work towards challenging and going beyond the traditional boundary of research and knowledge translation. These three very different projects utilized different methodologies, and in doing so,

(Sponsored by the Faculty of Education) This panel will explore the historical and ongoing relationship between education, settlers, and Indigenous peoples in Canada. By utilizing diverse methods from history,

(Sponsored by QUIC) Our boundaries sometimes keep us from action due to the element of risk and the need to sacrifice resources. However, stepping outside our comfort zone can facilitate growth and learning.

Death is a universal experience that unifies all. Meeting the End: A Panel on Death will bring together emerging scholars who study the experience of dying and grief through medical, art historical and artistic perspectives.

(Sponsored by the School of Policy Studies) This panel explores the boundaries between research and drug policy in Canada. The current regime of prohibition is increasingly at odds with the sciences of various disciplines.

(Sponsored by the SGS) This panel will focus on the use of multiform methodologies within academic research. It will demonstrate how creative works may be recognized as theory, and that theory can and should be read as a creative undertaking.

(Sponsored by Philosophys A.P.P.L.E) Our panel goes beyond boundaries not only in that we come from different disciplinary backgrounds but because we tackle the idea and concept of disappearance fro

(Sponsored by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Fireplace Series) This panel examines the ways in which Geography, Geological Sciences and Engineering, and Art History look at and see the site, taking

(Sponsored by SAPLab and Sonic Arts Studio)The democratic process has proven itself largely unable to address the accelerating environmental crisis. Bolstered by the mistaken belief that informed vo