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[Dr. Liying Cheng]
Blind Date with Knowledge
November 13, 2019

What’s in a Grade?

What's in a grade? Dr. Liying Cheng discusses the importance of understanding the teaching and learning values embedded into a given grade.

[Dr. Janet Jull]
Blind Date with Knowledge
October 30, 2019

Shared Decision-Making: A Partnership for Client-Centred Healthcare

How can collaboration make healthcare more effective? Dr. Janet Jull discusses the process of shared decision-making and the collaboration and partnership needed between the healthcare provider and the client.

[Dr. Fahim Quadir]
Blind Date with Knowledge
October 30, 2019

Civil Society, Cosmopolitan Citizenship, and Realistic Utopia

How do civil society, cosmopolitan citizenship, and realistic utopia contribute to the role of post-secondary education in society? Dr. Fahim Quadir discusses how his research focuses on producing new knowledge to address some of the pressing challenges facing the world today.

[Dr. Gianluigi Bisleri]
Blind Date with Knowledge
October 16, 2019

Matters of the Heart: Less-invasive Approaches to Cardiac Surgery

Can you perform complex heart surgery with minimal invasiveness? Dr. Gianluigi Bisleri discusses his innovative research into the way we approach cardiac surgery.

[Dr. Margaret Moore]
Blind Date with Knowledge
October 16, 2019

The People, the Land, and the Government

What are the territorial rights of peoples and states? Dr. Margaret Moore explores the question in a discussion about her two books, A Political Theory of Territory and Who Should Own Natural Resources.