Beyond the Jargon

The debut episode of Beyond the Jargon, CFUV's community affairs program which features UVic Graduate Students and a jargon free look at their research. This episode features Colleen Clement interviewing Sally Adnams, who is pursuing a PhD in Curriculum & Instruction focused on Art and Transformation. cfuv1019fmuvicUniversity of VictoriaGraduate StudiesArts and Cultureyyj

This episode of Beyond the Jargon, CFUV's community affairs program which features UVic Graduate Students and a jargon free look at their research, features Colleen Clement interviewing Jacques St. Laurent who recently finished his Masters in Biology, with particular interest in clean drinking water.

This episode of Beyond the Jargon, CFUV's community affairs program which features UVic Graduate Students and a jargon free look at their research, features Colleen Clement interviewing Susan Breiddal who is pursuing a Phd in Curriculum Studies with a focus Palliative Care.

This episode of Beyond the Jargon, CFUV's community affairs program which features UVic Graduate Students and a jargon free look at their research, features Colleen Clement interviewing Trudy Pauluth-Penner who is pursuing a PhD mixing theatre, education and work with aging and memory.

This episode of Beyond the Jargon, CFUV's community affairs program which features UVic Graduate Students and a jargon free look at their research, features Colleen Clement interviewing Nick Stanger, PhD Candidate in Curriculum & Instruction with a focus on environmental education--taking school outside.

This episode of Beyond the Jargon, CFUV's community affairs program which features UVic Graduate Students and a jargon free look at their research, features Colleen Clement interviewing Tosha Lobsinger who is pursuing her Masters in Health & Wellness.

This week in Beyond the Jargon: the first of a two part episode in which Mario and Colleen interview each other about their field of study and the stories of how they got to where they are now.

In this episode of Beyond the Jargon, hosts Colleen and Mario continue their interview of each other.

Adèle Barclay is a PhD candidate in the English department at UVic. She talks with Liz about the theory and poetry she is studying, connecting the English and Creative writing departments and being involved in literary scenes.

MA student Shaun Macpherson discusses his research in Digital Humanities with guest host Liz McArthur. Topics include Tweeting refrigerators, digital realities and the Maker Movement.