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What the Hell am I Going to do After Graduation? Recently I’ve been very anxious about what I’m going to do after university is over. I don’t think I’m alone in this regard. With the recession still fresh in people’s minds it’s hard to get excited about leaving university. So why not come back for a few more years? In this article, the first in [...] The Tourist Gaze on Atlantic Canada When you think of “Atlantic Canada” what do you see? Traditionally one might have imagined light houses, quaint cottages perched on rocks above crashing waves, peg-legged fishermen and the best lobster restaurants in the country. But now consider this, is that vision of the Canadian East Coast still as enticing to you, as a tourist, [...] Nomination Deadlines for Teaching Awards at Trent Beginning to Approach As Trent students, we all know that our university boasts some exceptional faculty and staff. Whether you are an English major routinely seeking help from the librarians at Bata library, a nursing student being trained up in the DNA building, or a chemistry minor investigating in the labs, you have no doubt felt the positive [...] Naila Kabeer: Microfinance, Social Mobilization, and Citizenship Naila Kabeer was researching concepts of citizenship in developing countries with the International Development department in the UK when she started wondering how citizenship was viewed at a grassroots level—how did the working poor see themselves and their relationships with their countries? This prompted her to begin an open investigation of the working poor in [...] |
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What the Hell am I Going to do After Graduation?Recently I’ve been very anxious about what I’m going to do after university is over. I don’t think I’m alone in this regard. With the recession still fresh in people’s minds it’s hard to get excited about leaving university. So why not come back for a few more years? In this article, the first in [...] The Tourist Gaze on Atlantic CanadaWhen you think of “Atlantic Canada” what do you see? Traditionally one might have imagined light houses, quaint cottages perched on rocks above crashing waves, peg-legged fishermen and the best lobster restaurants in the country. But now consider this, is that vision of the Canadian East Coast still as enticing to you, as a tourist, [...] Nomination Deadlines for Teaching Awards at Trent Beginning to ApproachAs Trent students, we all know that our university boasts some exceptional faculty and staff. Whether you are an English major routinely seeking help from the librarians at Bata library, a nursing student being trained up in the DNA building, or a chemistry minor investigating in the labs, you have no doubt felt the positive [...] Naila Kabeer: Microfinance, Social Mobilization, and CitizenshipNaila Kabeer was researching concepts of citizenship in developing countries with the International Development department in the UK when she started wondering how citizenship was viewed at a grassroots level—how did the working poor see themselves and their relationships with their countries? This prompted her to begin an open investigation of the working poor in [...] |
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