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The Socrates Project is a point of convergence for artists, scholars, and diverse communities to engage in crucial conversations around the most pressing issues of our time.

01/10/2021

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01/08/2021

Supporting BIPOC filmmakers in showcasing their stories told in an authentic voice via The Westdale in on May 28-30, 2021.

National and International filmmakers submissions for 2021 is now just a click away! https://filmfreeway.com/HamiltonBlackFilmFestival

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12/28/2020

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12/18/2020

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12/15/2020

Librarians are amazing.

12/11/2020

🎈CALL FOR MFA APPLICATIONS 🎈

Incubator Lab are seeking an incoming MFA student (Canadian or International) interested in pursuing graduate education with an emphasis on bioart. The ideal candidate will have prior interest working at the intersection of art and science. This will be evident in their portfolio and artist statement. However, it is not necessary that all applicants have previous hands-on laboratory experience.

Program Application Deadline: February 15, 2021

For more information, visit our link: http://ow.ly/Vlqy50CIr9E

12/10/2020

Join hosts Steve Paikin and John Michael McGrath for , a TVO podcast all about Ontario politics.

12/09/2020

A viral conspiracy theory blends together legitimate critiques with truly dangerous anti-vaccination fantasies and outright coronavirus denialism.

Address

L. Rue Wilson Hall, McMaster University
Hamilton, ON
L8S4L8

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+19055259140

Website

https://socrates.mcmaster.ca/

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About

The Socrates Project is a point of convergence for artists, scholars, and diverse communities to engage in crucial conversations around the most pressing issues of our time. Our programming is intended to pose important questions about the challenges facing our world, and to generate bold visions for the future we hope to create.

The Socrates Project is grounded in the spirit of inquiry and creativity that lies at the heart of a university education. We aim to foster the University’s strengths and expertise in liberal arts education and research, especially in the study of the humanities and social sciences, to showcase, foster and promote the critical thinking, communication, creativity, civic engagement and collaboration skills needed to develop deeply engaged citizens and leaders.

Encompassing a broad range of events and activities - from performances to lectures, from international conferences to community town halls - The Socrates Project is intended to stimulate and foster critical discussion across all disciplines, promote dialogue, and deepen the connection between the university and the broader community.

The Socrates Project takes its name and inspiration from the Greek philosopher. Socrates’ wide-ranging and rigorous method of inquiry asserts the fundamental importance of critical reasoning, dialogue and analysis as the means to understand and advance our society and ourselves in service to the greater cause of humanity.

A Visionary Gift

The Project is made possible by a generous gift from proud McMaster alumnus and Chancellor Emeritus L.R. “Red” Wilson. As a distinguished Canadian, retired public servant and business leader, Red served as chancellor from 2007 until 2013. Deeply invested in student leadership and the skills engendered by a liberal arts education, he initiated the Wilson Leadership Scholars Awards to foster and support exceptional undergraduate students who demonstrate the aptitude and commitment to become the thoughtful and engaged leaders of the future.

The Project advances the vision of McMaster President Patrick Deane, as outlined in Forward with Integrity, to reaffirm the importance of radical questioning at the heart of the academic enterprise, deepen the connections between the University and the communities we serve, adopt a multidisciplinary perspective to considering the challenges facing our world, and ultimately cultivate human and societal potential.

“This is a wonderful new gift from someone who cares deeply about McMaster, its role in society and who has the confidence in our ability to influence the trajectories of our students, our communities and our country in building a Brighter World.” – President Deane

Programming

The Socrates Project programming is centred on three priority areas

Spotlight on the Arts: Includes a broad spectrum of activities from performances to workshops, installations to screenings, that inspire and engage audiences, showcase the exceptional facilities of L.R. Wilson Hall, and deepen connections between the arts, the community and the university.

Socratic Occasions:, We host and partner on engaging, interdisciplinary conferences, debates and community gatherings with leading scholars and public intellectuals from across the university, the region and the globe.

Local and Global Engagement: Providing opportunities for students to develop leadership skills and engage in public service, this aspect of the Socrates Project is intended to foster a broader understanding and appreciation of the world, and of the pressures placed on our planet by both natural processes and human practices.