IDP at a glance
The IDP uses a three-part format.
Three educational forums, followed by online student discussions
Celebration of Learning Student Symposium
MacEwan students may formally participate in the Interdisciplinary Dialogue by registering in a course that is associated with the IDP and/or by signing up through the related co-curricular record (CCR) program via MacEwan’s Co-Curricular Record.
IDP certificate: Students attending a minimum of two educational forums and participating in the corresponding online discussions will receive a formal project certificate of achievement.
IDP Co-Curricular Record: Students may sign up for the Interdisciplinary Dialogue Co-Curricular Record. By completing 12 hours of project-related learning, they can have their IDP participation formally recognized by MacEwan. These hours include participation in project events as well as additional learning opportunities related to the dialogue topic. To get started, students must self-enrol into the IDP CCR program.
Student Research: Students who present at the closing Celebration of Learning may have their work published in the online Interdisciplinary Dialogue Proceedings via MacEwan Open Journals.
Faculty, staff and public inquiries:
Larisa Hayduk
IDP Co-Chair
haydukl@macewan.ca
Student inquiries:
Lindsey Whitson
IDP Co-Chair
whitsonl2@macewan.ca
Open to the public
All educational forums are open to the public, providing an opportunity for meaningful discussions about local and global issues while connecting MacEwan to communities outside the university.