Post-Secondary Education in Canada: The Challenges and Promises
1:00 PM Eastern Time | Virtual Event
Join the CFUW Education Committee for an engaging learning opportunity during the first hour of their meeting. This special session will focus on Post-Secondary Education in Canada, exploring its vital role in social well-being, economic development, and innovation.
Canada leads the world in education, with over 57% of adults holding a tertiary degree (OECD, 2022). Discover the challenges and promises shaping universities, colleges, and polytechnics today—and join the conversation!
Dr. Linda Coles, CFUW Education Committee will facilitate a conversation with:
Dr. Susan Murray is an adjunct professor at Memorial University and guest lecturer globally She teaches graduate programs and executive education. Her research and consultancy focuses on the impact of leadership on organizational performance, includes work and addresses some of the rumblings within the Canadian higher education community.
Dr. Sharon Stein is with the University of British Columbia a recent article on 10 Challenges for Canadian Higher Education in VUCA Times — and How to Face Them outlines this complex problem and addresses some of the rumblings within the Canadian higher education community and will talk about the impacts of AI.
Maggie Reiff is a fourth-year undergraduate student at the University of British Columbia, majoring in Psychology and completing a four-and-one program with the Sauder School of Business to earn a master’s in management. Originally from San Francisco, California, she chose to study in Vancouver because of its natural beauty, international experience, and an opportunity to explore a Canadian outlook , where she holds dual citizenship.
CFUW Members are welcome as guests for this one-hour learning session.
Canada can achieve a more relevant, equitable, resilient, and innovation-driven post-secondary system and a workforce that is globally competitive. However, to do this, there is a need to consider:
The Zoom link for this event can be found in the latest edition of the CFUW Club Action Newsletter. Subscribe to the newsletter, check your emails or the CFUW Member's Drive. Feel free to email vpeducation@cfuw.ca for the link as well.