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OttawaWatch319: Convivum and Neighbourliness.
Part of Lloyd Mackey fonds.
Article synopsis: Discusses two Ottawa events communicated the faith-political interface, the Hill Lecture featured National Post columnist Raymond de Souza, a Catholic priest and editor of the periodical, Convivium committed to communicating “faith in our common life." The second event was the Ottawa Civic Prayer Breakfast.
Part of Photograph Collection
Photograph of a male student dressed in a funny hat and holding a stuffed dog during Slave Day.
OttawaWatch 365: Some seismic shifts.
Part of Lloyd Mackey fonds.
Article synopsis: Discusses various radical conflict resolution in Canadian federal politics, in particular the New Democratic Party emphasize on more social democracy, the election of Justin Trudean as leader of the Liberal party, the "Big Shift" from Laurentian elites to the political influence from the west and immigrant populations, and an event to bridge the political divide hosted by McGill University called Bridging the Secular Divide: Religion and Canadian Public Discourse.
External Relations and Admissions employee event album.
Part of External Relations Fonds
File consists of photocopied images of event celebrating employees in the External Relations and Admissions departments. The event was hosted off site at an employee's backyard. The images are arranged landscape with nine image per page.
Annual Scholarship Tea event photo album (1997).
Part of Development
File consists of a photo album with descriptions under the coloured images for the Annual Scholarship Tea event that honoured student recipients, family members, and donors. The file also contains the event brochure listing the scholarships and awards and their recipients.
Dead Sea Scrolls Institute (DSSI) event posters.
File consists of promotional posters for Dead Sea Scrolls Institute (DSSI) speaker events. Past speakers include: Dr. Marcus Tso (February 12, 2019), "A Brief Introduction to the Dead Sea Scrolls"; Ville Mäkipelto, Dr. Theol (November 14, 2018), "Rewriting Conquest Traditions in Late Second Temple Judaism"; Dr. Daniel Falk (November 14, 2017), "Why Repent? The Scriptural Motivation for Penitential Prayer in the Dead Sea Scroll"; Dr. Daniel Machiela (October 17, 2017), "Charity as a Theme in Some Aramaic Dead Sea Scrolls" and Dr. Matthew Thiessen (October 17, 2017), "A Leper in the Hands of an Angry Jesus"; and Dr. Peter Flint, with TWU graduate alumni Dr. Kipp Davis, Dr. Andrew Perrin, Dr. Marvin Miller, and Dr. Dongshin Chan (February 23, 2016) "Re-imaging the Scriptural Past in the Dead Sea Scrolls".
Launch of the Anabaptist-Mennonite Centre for Faith and Learning
Part of Photograph Collection
Photograph of representatives of the Mennonite Faith and Learning Society (MFLS) and TWU gathered together for the October 24 launch of the A-MCFL. Those pictured include Bob Wood, Dorothy Peters, Wayne Bremner, Eve Stringham, Robert Martens, Bob Kuhn, and Myron Penner
Part of Photograph Collection
Photograph of Nursing professor Sonya Grypma addressing prospective students and their parents during a Preview Weekend event on campus
Part of Photograph Collection
Photograph of one of TWU's newest professors, Dr. Sonya Grypma, Associate Professor of Nursing, with her first book, Healing Henan - published by UBC Press.
Part of Photograph Collection
Photograph of faculty members posing together at the annual fundraising event. Pictured are Sonya Grypma, Sheryl Reimer-Kirkham, Allyson Jule, and Barb Astle