McGivney Hall

Dr. Miles was awarded her EdD with a specialization in Cirriculum Design fromthe University of Calgary in 2023. She recently joined StMU as an assistantprofessor of Indigenous Education. Passionate about creating learningopportunities that are inclusive, engaging, and culturally relevant, she draws onher own experiences and research to support future educators. In her talk Dr. Miles

Darwin famously wrote “If it could be demonstrated that any complex organexisted, which could not possibly have been formed by numerous, successive,slight modifications, my theory would absolutely break down.” This riskyprediction generated two different sorts of debate: the first among biologists ofthe late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries who debated whether Darwin’sclaim was correct –

George Ferzoco will be our final guest for the Inspiration Unplugged Lecture Series this winter semester, presenting on Dante and Our Divine Comedy. The series will return in Fall 2026. Registration is now live on Eventbrite.

Join alumni Iriel Jaroslavsky (BEd' 16) and Kevin Legare (BEd' 12) as they explore hope in teaching, not as empty optimism, but as a practical, shared resource. This session doesn’t offer easy answers but opens an honest conversation about burnout, resilience, and why hope, grounded in realism and action, remains essential for the future of

St. Mary's University Library and the Sacred Arts Guild of Alberta presents an evening lecture to discover the artistry and spiritual significance of St. Mary's University's Heritage Edition of the Saint John's Bible. Join calligrapher, Susan Keyes, as she dives into the artistry and spiritual significance of The Saint John's Bible Heritage Edition. This collaborative event hosted

Join us for Inspiration Unplugged featuring Heather Khym as she presents Come and See: Encountering the Real Jesus. Register for a seat via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/inspiration-unplugged-featuring-heather-khym-tickets-1974506937402?aff=oddtdtcreator

Work is important for long-term substance use recovery, yet career developmentis largely absent from addiction research and treatment. Hope-Action Theory(HAT) offers a strengths-based framework for understanding how people buildsustainable careers. This talk will present findings from a randomized controlledtrial comparing an 8-week HAT-based counselling group with a standardemployment skills group for adults with a history

Come see Christmas unfold in the faces and hearts of L'Arche Core members (individuals with disabilities) and assistants (support individuals) as they retell the Christmas story!