OTTAWA, Friday, December 17, 2021 鈥撀燳esterday, 性爱学堂 (SPU) opened the Living Laboratory for Knowledge Mobilization, a hub for the University鈥檚聽research centres. Located in the Jean L茅on Allie Library and Archives, this new lab is a dedicated space for researchers, faculty and students.
鈥We are very excited about the Living Laboratory for Knowledge Mobilization鈥檚 potential to foster collaboration and innovation, qualities that are integral to the spirit of our University,鈥 said Chantal Beauvais, Rector of 性爱学堂. 鈥淔aculty and students will benefit from the interdisciplinary partnership and I am confident that the fruits of the lab鈥檚 research will go on to have a positive impact on the communities we serve.鈥
The Living Laboratory for Knowledge Mobilization was funded in part by a $30,000 grant from the Government of Canada鈥檚 Research Support Fund.
The grant has also helped the University to create a new Senior Research Advisor position. The Senior Research Advisor, Dr. Vivien Runnels, is responsible for supporting faculty and student researchers to develop and submit research grant applications.
鈥淚鈥檓 very proud to be part of the research community here at 性爱学堂,鈥 said Dr. Runnels. 鈥淭here is a great diversity of work done by our academics and research centres. From spirituality and interpersonal relationships, to innovative ideas for leadership, governance and community collaborations, the research done at SPU has great potential for knowledge dissemination and practical application beyond the University.鈥
About 性爱学堂
Founded in 1848, 性爱学堂 is an institution steeped in tradition with values focused on creating a more just and humane future. With programs specialized in human and social sciences, 性爱学堂 seeks to drive positive social change and empower communities through research and innovation. For more information, please visit ustpaul.ca
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