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Ocad U's New Canada Research Chairs SPOTLIGHT: OCAD U’S NEW CANADA RESEARCH CHAIRS WELCOME! Vol. 7, November 2018 Congratulations to newly appointed Canada Research Chairs Dr. Kate Sellen and Dr. Alexis Morris! The Office of Research & Innovation supports research and scholarly activity at OCAD University. Kate Sellen is the Canada Research Chair in Design for Health, performing design research in areas of health We help OCAD U researchers to find funding, develop projects and that involve significant challenges regarding the partnerships and engage students. effective design of tools to support dynamic experiences and work practices. Her research will create new Contact us today to learn more about how we can support you in all things conceptual frameworks for use in design with a focus on research at OCAD University. safety, performance, work/task dynamics and temporality. The OCAD U Research Ethics Board (REB) provides an independent, impartial, and equitable ethics review of all research at OCAD U that Alexis Morris is the Canada Research Chair in the involves human participants. Learn more about the REB and its processes Internet of Things, creating a human-centered internet here. of things capacity with adaptive human-machine interface designs, pattern recognition, context- RESEARCH EVENTS awareness, and mixed reality. His research enables humans-in-the-loop to better perceive complex • Faculty 180 User Workshops information communications within smart environment applications while simultaneously aligning application behaviors to situation demands. Faculty180 will be available to all non-sessional faculty this week! You can access your Faculty180 account through the myOCADU MESSAGE FROM DR. ROBERT LUKE, VP RESEARCH & INNOVATION portal. More complete login and user instructions will be available at launch. For hands-on Faculty 180 training we invite you to This is Research at OCAD University In our last issue of Pulse I started with the question: What is research at OCAD University? This question has informed our work over the past couple of years as we attend one of the workshops scheduled for the following dates: have drafted the new Strategic Research Plan (SRP). This work has also helped us in our wider communications and discussions around research metrics. The survey th and consultations we have conducted during the development of the new SRP have given us a more complete picture of the diversity of activities, outputs and o November 27 2018: 1:00pm-2:00pm, MCA 668 outcomes that constitute research, scholarly and creative activity at OCAD University. th o November 29 2018: 1:00pm-2:00pm, MCC 516 December 5th 2018: 11:00am-12:00pm, RHA 312 The result is our new communications campaign. You will see several media as part of this campaign, including Research Profiles – we now have 44 completed, with o December 6th 2018: 2:00pm-3:00pm, MCA 668 each featuring an individual faculty member’s research interests and outputs. We also have a series on research clusters, studio and lab spaces. And you will see o th around campus a new poster series, This is Research. The first tranche features a diverse sampling of research and research-creation projects led by faculty o December 7 2018: 2:00pm-3:00pm, RHA 312 members David McIntosh, Haru Ji, Barbara Rauch, and Judith Doyle, among others. Contact the Research Office to share your research story: [email protected]. • Celebration of Research The Office of Research and Innovation is celebrating our rich research history and honouring a decade of research excellence awards on December 5. Please join us Date: December 5th, 2018 at Onsite Gallery as we celebrate 10 years of research at OCAD U and show appreciation to the driving forces of our research culture. We look back with pride on Time: 4:00-6:00 pm our past successes and anticipate upcoming research, scholarly and creative excellence. Location: Onsite Gallery A note on the Strategic Research Plan: The new University Strategic Research Plan (SRP) has been in development for the past two years, and has benefited greatly • Research Lounge from input from across the University community. The Research Committee has asked that the Research Office begin work on the SRP Implementation to guide the Conversation, coffee, and community. new SRP once it is approved. The SRP Implementation will benefit from the many conversations about research we have been having these past few years, notably the inclusion of Indigenous perspectives and knowledges and the Research Space Allocation project. Important issues have been raised regarding faculty December 14th, 2:00-3:00 pm and student engagement in research, scholarly and creative activities, and our responsibility as public scholars to advance knowledge. Please look for opportunities January 18th, 2:00-3:00 pm to provide input on the SRP Implementation or contact us with your input. Location: Research Office (520, 205 Richmond St. West) Website: https://www2.ocadu.ca/event/research-lounge RESEARCH ACCOMPLISHMENTS OCAD U faculty members strive for success in Fall 2018 Congratulations to our faculty who have submitted applications for Research opportunities this Fall. Since the beginning of the term OCAD researchers have submitted applications for 4 SSHRC Insight Grants, 2 SSHRC Connection Grants, 2 SSHRC Partnership Engage Grants, 3 OCE VIP 1 grants, and individual grant submissions to CUTRIC and the Academy of Architecture for Health Foundation. Announcing the recipients of the 2018 OCAD University Research Seed Grant The OCAD University Internal Seed Grant program is meant to support research projects for which there is currently no other funding available. The program is closely modeled after the SSHRC Insight Development Grant Program and is open to all tenured, tenure-track, or CLTA faculty members. Grant recipients from the 2018 competition include Dr. David McIntosh, Dr. James Miller, Dr. Selmin Kara, Ranee Lee, Dr. Suzanne Stein, and co-applicants Saskia Van Kampen and Cheryl Giraudy. Congratulations! OVERVIEW OF RESEARCH SERVICES Recent Research Awards • ROMEO Researcher Portal for Research Awards and Ethics - Dr. Gabrielle Moser, along with co-investigator Annie M. MacDonell (Ryerson University) and industry partner Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre, was awarded a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) Partnership Engage Grant valued at $24,956 for the project “Failure is an • Research Office Option: assessing challenges and identifying resources for feminist artist-run culture” • Research Ethics Board - Dr. Gerald McMaster, along with co-investigators Dr. Julia C. Lum (University of Toronto) and Nika Collison Jisgang (Haida Gwaii Museum) was awarded a SSHRC Indigenous Research Capacity and Reconciliation Connection Grant valued at $39, 823 for the project “The Entangled Gaze: A Knowledge-Exchange Workshop” **Get on the PULSE! Submit your research news, events, stories, and successes to [email protected]** - Dr. Sara Diamond is the named supervisor of an Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council CREATE grant valued at $12,000 to support the Graduate stipend of Visual Analytics Lab member Sana Shepko-Hamilton RESEARCH NEWS “Culture Creates Bonds” project featured in the Toronto Star and Here and Now Toronto “Culture Creates Bonds”, a research project that focuses on arts and culture activity within communities, was featured in a Toronto Star article. Star reporter Donovan Vincent interviewed Dr. Sara Diamond as part of a story on recently awarded research grants from Sidewalk Labs. Diamond, along with her co-PI Dr. Alia Weston and Adjunct Professor Marcus Gordon, is leading a study which will concentrate on defining a specific set of key drivers, scenarios, and conditions that create natural human bonds in a residential or immediate neighbourhood. Weston spoke about the project in an interview with Gill Deacon of the CBC’s Here and Now Toronto. Read the full article here: https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2018/09/30/sidewalk-labs-launches-research-grants-to-study-human-behaviour.html and listen to the interview here: https://www.cbc.ca/listen/shows/here-and-now-toronto/segment/15608830 Lynne Heller Opens Exhibition at FENTSTER Multi-disciplinary artist Dr. Lynne Heller has created an original, layered installation for the FENTSTER window gallery, bringing together collaged photographs and drawings that mine childhood memories and reflect the volatility of nature, community and identity. The exhibition, titled “Suspended”, draws upon recollections from Lynne’s childhood at Camp Naivelt (Yiddish for “New World”), a summertime family retreat in Brampton focused on secularist, socialist values, activism, and a celebration of Jewish and Yiddish culture. “Suspended” runs from November 12, 2018 – February 12, 2019 and had its opening night on Tuesday, November 20th from 7:00-9:00pm. Learn more here: http://fentster.org/#/suspended/ Ryan Rice Hosts the first gathering for INUIT FUTURES IN ARTS LEADERSHIP: THE PILIMMAKSARNIQ/ PIJARIUQSARNIQ PROJECT Between October 16th and October 20th 2018 Ryan Rice, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, Faculty of Liberal Arts and Sciences, School of Interdisciplinary Studies (formerly Delaney Chair), hosted the first gathering for the Inuit Futures in Arts Leadership: The Pilimmaksarniq/Pijariuqsarniq Project. The gathering brought together partners working on the research project (including co-investigators at Concordia University and event co-hosts The Inuit Art Quarterly/Inuit Art Foundation) with OCAD U Indigenous faculty, chairs, deans, and
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