Colloque organisé dans le cadre de l’inauguration du nouveau pavillon des sciences sociales/

Conference organized as part of the inauguration of the new Social Sciences Building

Lieu/Location: Pavillon de la Faculté des sciences sociales (FSS)/Faculty of Social Sciences Building (FSS) Faculty of Social Sciences Building (FSS)

120 Université/ 120 University, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1N 6N5

Tim Ingold est anthropologue, directeur de la Chaire d'anthropologie sociale à l'Université d'Aberdeen, Écosse. Auteur de The Perception of the Environment et de Being Alive, son prochain livre Making poursuit ses explorations autour des conditions et potentiels de la vie humaine.

TimTim Ingold is an anthropologist, currently Chair of Social Anthropology at the University of Aberdeen, Scotland. Author of The Perception of the Environment and Being Alive, his upcoming book Making continues his explorations of the conditions and potentials of human life.

PAUSE/BREAK –15:00-15:30h Activités de terrain/Field Trip ‘Experience Ottawa through your feet’: Commence à/ Begins at FSS4007 Foyer

Café/Coffee & les collations/ Snacks FSS4004

PECHA KUCHA : “20 Seconds 20 slides:”15:40- 16: 45 FSS4004Modératrice/Moderator : Modératrice/Moderator : Carly Warnock (University of Ottawa)Shannon Mullen (University of Ottawa) Sociology: “Ripped: The promotion of female body ideals by female fitness instructors”Naomi Garneau (University of Ottawa) Anthropology:“Caste in the Everyday”Deepika Grover, (Carleton University) Health: Science, Technology, Policy Health: Science, Technology, Policy “Creativity and Tiger Teams in the Policy-Making Jungle”Rachel Begg (University of Ottawa) Anthropology:“Why Concord, and why now? A case study banning the sale of plastic bottles of water in Concord, Massachusetts”Nicholas Scott (Carleton University) Sociology: “Becoming vélomobile in the city” Chantal ClémentChantal Clément (Carleton University) Political Science:“Activist Scholarship in Food Studies: Impassioned Research or Bad Science?”Barbara Cuerden (University of Ottawa) Education, Visual artist: “Pathways Across A Parking Lot: From Lamoureux Hall to the Living Wall”

Suivi par un rassemblement au bar <le 1848>Followed by Social at <1848> Followed by Social at <1848> 1848 (Pub de Campus, Centre Universitaire, Niveau 2)1845 (Campus Bar, University Centre, Level 2)16:45h-19h00