Fredericton Faculty of Arts
A Message from the Dean of Arts
Faculty of Arts
Posted: March 24, 2023 12:00:00 AM ADT
Category: Events , Faculty , Other , News , Spotlight , Arts , Student , Research
A Message from the Dean of Arts, Joanne Wright Greetings to UNB alumni readers! As Dean of the Faculty of Arts on the Fredericton campus, it brings me great to pleasure to share a few updates on exciting initiatives, achievements, and changes in the Faculty of Arts that have taken place over the 2022-2023 academic year. The 2022-2023 academic year offered new challenges and opportunities to our faculty community. While the effects of the pandemic continue to be felt...
2021-22 Dean's list dinner to celebrate 257 students and feature CBC's Julia Wright as guest speaker
Tabatha Armstrong
Posted: November 18, 2022 12:00:00 AM AST
Category: Student , Events , Other , Arts
Julia Wright, Credit: CBC 2019 The Faculty of Arts will be hosting a dinner in celebration of Dean's List students and award recipients on November 30th. The annual in person event had been put on hold during the pandemic. The Faculty is delighted to be able to gather in person again to celebrate the achievements of our students. An outstanding number of students succeeded in making the Dean's List in 2021-2022. This year's dinner will celebrate 257 students and over 70 departmental...
2021-2022 Dean's List Students
Dean of Arts Office
Posted: October 4, 2022 9:46:00 AM ADT
Category: Arts , Student , News
BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA) Madison Adams Alexander Michelle Addy Maryam Ahmed Ufuoma Akalusi Kendall...
2020-2021 Dean's List Students
Dean of Arts Office
Posted: October 21, 2021 9:46:00 AM ADT
Category: Arts , News , Student
BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA) Michelle Addy Molly Agar Betina Leanne Agas Carlos Aguilar Sanchez Ufuoma Akalusi Mohammed Amin Kendall Anderson Henry Anscombe Jessica Arseneault Carly Ashe Noah Ashford Soo Bin Bae Ravleen Kaur Bansal Lily Barrett Benjamin Barrett Yara Ibrahim Bayoumi Adrien Beaman Jayme Bell Meghan Bell Shauryaa Bhardwaj Gabriella Black Olivia Blanchard Emily Brannon C. Brooke Brenton Walter Brouwer Amealya Buckley Dawson Burnett Taylor Chalker Chin Jie Chau Niko...
2019-2020 Dean's List Students
Dean of Arts Office
Posted: October 19, 2020 12:00:00 AM ADT
Category: News , Arts , Student
BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA) Michelle K. AddyFernando Aguilar SanchezUfuoma R. AkalusiMiriam C. AmiraultBrandon L. ArchibaldCarly C. AsheRavleen Kaur BansalClaire T. BarnesYara Ibrahim M. BayoumiConnor E. BearDelaney R. BeckMeghan A. BellJayme L. BellJessica J. BouchieKylie L. BullerwellDawson N. BurnettDarian J. CalhounKathryn I. CampbellKevin A. CarrierTaylor L. ChalkerChau Chin Jie Tshewang ChodenCourtney M. J. ClaytonJillian A. CogganEve T. CornerEmily R. CoteSarah C. CraigLorinda L....
Congratulations to the 2020 Faculty of Arts Graduating Class
Tabatha Armstrong
Posted: May 28, 2020 12:00:00 AM ADT
Category: Student , Events , Other , Arts
UNB-Maine collaboration connects high schoolers to hands-on archaeology
Brad Ackerson
Posted: November 14, 2019 12:00:00 AM AST
Category: Research , Faculty , Student , Arts , Departmental
UNB Department of Anthropology faculty member Dr. Gabe Hrynick and his colleagues have been working to address the growing problem of archaeological losses resulting from rising sea levels through a collaborative project between UNB, Cobscook Community Learning Center (CCLC), and the University of Maine’s Maine Midden Minders project. This project aims to train local communities and students to monitor the degradation of shell middens in their area, collect data, and report back to...
2018-2019 Dean's List Students
Dean of Arts Office
Posted: October 9, 2019 12:00:00 AM ADT
Category: News , Student , Arts
BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA) Tiffany N. AdamsCurtis F. AllenMiriam C. AmiraultBrandon L. ArchibaldCarly C. AsheClaire T. BarnesWhitney K. BenoitMatthew A. BoemMarissa-Rae D. BooneAlexandra E. BooyJamie M. BoyceElizabeth C. BrownPatrick J. ByrneRankyn CampbellNiko C. CoadyJillian A. CogganEve T. CornerSarah C. CraigKatherine S. A. CrippsGillian A. CumbyJoshua A. CummingsMaria Nazareth F. de AraujoBeatrice E. DevlinRiver J. DinesPatrick R. DonovanJessica DoucetteHarrison D. DresslerGabrielle T....
UNB well represented at 2018 Silver Wave Film Festival
Ty Giffin
Posted: November 26, 2018 12:00:00 AM AST
Category: Student , Arts , Events , Other , Faculty
On Monday, November 26, 2018, Frictive Pictures held a one-time screening of a selection of films by UNB students and alumni that had previously screened at the Silver Wave Film Festival. UNB Faculty of Arts students and alumni made up a huge part of the festival this year. That is truly a testament to the amazing talent and incredible achievement of our students and alumni. The Centre Communautaire Sainte Anne’s theatre was packed with audience members for the three NB shorts...
2017-2018 Dean's List Students
Dean of Arts Office
Posted: October 16, 2018 12:00:00 AM ADT
BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA) Tiffany N. Adams - Oromocto, NBCarlos F. Aguilar Sanchez - Tlayacapan, MEXICOEmma R. Allen - Cremona, ABMiriam C. Amirault - Digby, NSMaria Nazareth F Araujo - Recife, BRAZILHayley Aucoin - Middle Sackville, NSIsaac J. Barclay - Fredericton, NBConnor Beach - Durham Bridge, NBShanthi Bell - Pefferlaw, ONRyan S. Bell - Riverview, NBJesse E. Bellamy - St. Catharines, ONWhitney K. Benoit - Fredericton, NBBernard R. Bishop - Moncton, NBAnthony T. Bissett - Riverview,...
Anthropology Graduate Students
Tabatha Armstrong
Posted: September 4, 2018 12:00:00 AM ADT
Category: Student , Departmental , Arts , Research
MA Candidates Natassja Brien (BA Honours, B.Sc. Honours, University of Manitoba) Supervisor: Dr. Amy Scott Natassja is an M.IDST student working on interdisciplinary research in Anthropology and Biology. Her research focuses on identifying signatures of stress in ancient DNA. Melissa Chinaka (BA Honours Midlands State University, MA Central European University) Supervisor: Dr. Susan Blair Melissa finished her first MA in Cultural Heritage Studies from Central European University in...
Introducing Comparative Cultural Studies
Fredericton Arts
Posted: June 3, 2016 5:00:00 AM ADT
Category: News , Faculty , Other , Departmental , Arts , Student
Dr. Allan Reid - Professor - Comparative Cultural Studies(Specialities: Soviet & Russian literature & literary theory, holocaust literature, and Soviet underground culture & literature) Dr. Anette Guse - Associate Professor - Comparative Cultural Studies (Specialties: 18th and 20th century German Literature and Culture, German Language Acquisition, Musical Theatre, Opera, and Performing Arts) Keegan Manson-Curry (in the middle) and other students in the...
Becoming a Historian Jessica s Experience as an Arts Intern
Fredericton Arts
Posted: December 3, 2015 4:00:00 AM AST
Category: Arts , Other , Research , Spotlight , Student
"The only way to drive ourselves forward is by looking in the rear-view mirror and guessing the best course to take." – Mark Damen Hello Everyone! This will be the first of many future blog posts where I will be sharing my experiences as an Arts Intern at The Milton F. Gregg Center for the Study of War and Society at UNB. This blog series will include reflections on my many adventures at Gregg Centre events as well as comments on my discoveries doing research in the archives, special...
A Day in the Life of An Intern - Sophia s Internship Experience at the Legislative Office of MLA David Coon
Fredericton Arts
Posted: November 23, 2015 4:00:00 AM AST
Category: Arts , Other , Spotlight , Student
Working for the Green Party has been an extraordinarily rewarding experience for me as a student, and as a young professional. Let me tell you why! We learn in many different ways in our undergraduate studies. We learn in lectures, through course readings, projects, and presentations. For me, the best method of learning is through doing. The Arts Internship has provided me with an opportunity to practice skills and knowledge I have learned in my studies and apply them to important projects....
Disability as Opportunity Paul Campbell s Journey Back to UNB
Fredericton Arts
Posted: October 8, 2015 5:00:00 AM ADT
Category: Student , Spotlight , Arts , Other
Now that the excitement of Orientation and start of term have passed and you have gotten that first long weekend break out of the way, it might be a good opportunity to reflect on the term so far. Hopefully by now all our new and returning students are getting settled into the rhythm of university studies. For some of you this will be your first set of midterms and papers coming due. That first term can be stressful and students may find they need some additional resources and help to develop...
Be open to change do what you enjoy and love and the rest will fall into place Memories of First Year Part 4
Fredericton Arts
Posted: August 28, 2015 5:00:00 AM ADT
Category: Faculty , Arts , Spotlight , Opinion , Student
Only two weeks... ...until you begin the next chapter. Regardless of whether you are joining us straight from high school or from another stage in your life, we hope all the excitement and fresh-start motivation inspired by those back-to-school vibes are helping you to feel positive about your first term. For the fourth installment in our series on 'Memories of First Year' I met up with Arts alumna Kelsey Seymour. Find out about "the D Experience", the significance of salad in a Sobeys...
The Ability to Give Back Memories of First Year Part 3
Fredericton Arts
Posted: August 21, 2015 5:00:00 AM ADT
Category: Opinion , Student , Spotlight , Arts , Other
And the countdown continues... …less than three weeks until the start of Fall term! Time flies when you're having so much summer fun. This week we will be chatting with Andrew Daley, an Assistive Technologist working with UNB Libraries and a graduate from the Arts faculty (Economics). Andrew generously shared his experiences navigating university as a mature student with a visual disability. Reflect back on a time when students carried around bookbags full of textbooks, access to computers...
Be a sponge and swallow your fear Memories of First Year Part 2
Fredericton Arts
Posted: August 12, 2015 5:00:00 AM ADT
Category: Spotlight , Other , Arts , Opinion , Student , Faculty
Four weeks to go until... ...the first day of classes! Hard to believe it's only a month away. As we head towards Orientation Week, time travel back to 1998 with us. It was a strange time where you were required to stand in line to register for courses and penny candies were still a thing (pennies were still a thing!!!). Cindy Brown sheds some light on being a first-year then: the hit songs (get ready for some 90s classics), cramming for an exam, being a sponge, and overcoming shyness....
Grilled Cheese Iron Maiden and Showing Up - Memories of First Year Part 1
Fredericton Arts
Posted: August 6, 2015 5:00:00 AM ADT
Category: Faculty , Spotlight , Student , Opinion , Arts
The countdown is on! In one month we will be welcoming hundreds of new students to campus for Orientation Week. The first year of university is an exciting and emotional time. It isn’t only about learning how to study well (though that is a big part!) – it is a host of new experiences that will stay with you for years to come. What do you think will stand out this year and stick with you years later? I decided to ask a few local Arts alumni to take a trip down memory lane to see what has...