We respectfully acknowledge that our work at UBC takes place on the ancestral and unceded territory of the Musqueam people (xʷməθkʷəy̓əm).
This blogsite serves as a forum where EDST students and faculty can publicly share their research, provoke dialogue on topics in education, discuss student issues, and engage with others within the UBC community. Our current “Writing Series” focuses on forms of academic blogging and public facing scholarship.
This latest post highlights ties between the blog and EDST’s “Research Day.”
EDST students, faculty and staff are invited to check out the blog’s full “Call for Papers” and share questions on the theme of “community” on a Padlet on this post.
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Questions should be directed to blog editor Jessica Lussier, at edstblog.editor@ubc.ca.
EDST Blog: Call for Papers (and Introduction to Editorial Board) (2/24/2023) - The EDST blog editorial board is pleased to invite EDST students, staff, and faculty to submit contributions to the EDST blog. Department head André Mazawi described EDST as our “common home,” “in the sense of a space we all share in the pursuit of our work, studies, and contributions.”… 
How to Write Research Differently: Examples from a Comic Poetic Inquiry (4/21/2023) - This presentation was originally given at the EDST 2023 Research Day. EDST students and faculty are invited to share their own reflections, presentations, or memories from Research Day (see below for further details). How to Write Research Differently: Examples from a Comic Poetic Inquiry A Research Day Workshop by Gabriella… 
“All Flourishing is Mutual”: Reciprocity, Education, and Braiding Sweetgrass (3/28/2023) - This presentation was originally given at the 2021 EDST Research Day. EDST students and faculty are invited to share their own reflections, presentations, or memories from Research Day 2023. Amidst the pandemic in 2021, EDST students, faculty, and staff gathered on Zoom one Saturday in April. The conference opened with… 
“On Public Facing Scholarship” by Itamar Manoff (1/12/2023) - Have you written a paper you are proud of? Are there aspects of your research you are excited to share with others? Do you want to learn how to communicate your work to a broader audience? This blog post will offer some tips and ideas on how to get your… On Academic Blogging (and an Invitation for the New Year) (12/9/2022) - Part 1 of the EDST Blog Writing Series: "On Academic Blogging" If you were to go back even a short time in history, the term "blogging" would elicit strange looks and confusion from those you talked to. Early models of the blog, dating back to 1994, emphasized the personal, encouraging…
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