This session will provide an overview of the SEED initiative and help you determine whether it is right for you.
We will cover:
Application period for the next SEED session:
Applications are currently available on our website and will be accepted through March 1, 2026.
Bob Marley’s anthems, Gregorian chants, and Black Southern spirituals sung by a choir all have the ability to move us. Music is a powerful tool used by religions to convey emotions, theology, stories, and culture. This online lecture by Encounter World Religions is a feast for the ears and offers a new way to consider the importance of music in religion.
Note: This workshop requires that you pay $30 to register for the live zoom event, which includes handouts and limited access to recording. Reimbursement is possible if certain conditions are met.
Bob Marley’s anthems, Gregorian chants, and Black Southern spirituals sung by a choir all have the ability to move us. Music is a powerful tool used by religions to convey emotions, theology, stories, and culture.
Class of Mélanie Léonard
Class of Stefano Algieri
Class of Marie-Chantal Leclair
A panel on DEI and democracy in a post-truth era part of the Forum des organisations en EDI: Mémoires collectives à la croisée des générations
Graduate Student Seminar Switch Seminar
Emmanulle Roy
IHSE Thursday Morning Meeting
(9:00 - 10:00)
Presenter: Keyvan Mohammad-Ali, Robert Sternszus, Stuart Lubarsky
Title: Becoming medical educators: Exploring the impact of a novel curriculum for students and residents
Update: IHSE Innovation Seed Fund project
(10:00 - 11:00)
Carol Wissa, IHSE PhD student
Supervisor: Maryam Wagner, Mette Coleman
Title: to come
Graduate Student Seminar M.Sc. Final Presentation
Susan Cai
Title: Equivariant Iwasawa theory for Artin motives and applications
Abstract: Several years ago, Greither and I formulated and gave a conditional proof of an Equivariant Main Conjecture (EMC) in Iwasawa theory for Artin motives over arbitrary global fields. We showed that, via Iwasawa codescent, this statement implies strong versions of the Brumer-Stark and Coates-Sinnott conjectures concerning special values of equivariant Artin L-functions at non-positive integers.
NOTE: This course will be held remotely, via MS Teams. You will be provided information on how to attend once you register.
Target Audience: Faculty and Staff
Prerequisites: None
Duration: 1.75 hours
Course format: Workshop