Early Career Invited Lecture

Since 2010 CPES has annually recognized one of its Early Career members for their outstanding research and service contributions by inviting them to deliver the Early Career Invited Lecture during its meetings at the Congress of the Social Sciences and Humanities.

2024

Twisted at the Root: Reinscribing Alienation in Capitalist Life

Lana Parker (University of Windsor)

2023

It’s Not Going to Be Okay: Stoic Wisdom for a Difficult World

Trent Davis (St. Mary’s University)

2022

2021

Should Wellbeing be an Aim of Education?

Marina Schwimmer (Université du Québec à Montréal)

(2020 Deferred Due to COVID-19 Pandemic)

2019

Hospitals for Healthy People: Gatekeeping in Public Education

David Burns (Kwantlen Polytechnic)

2018

Identity Matters in Education: Political and Metaphysical

Lauren Bialystok (Toronto)

2017

Justifying Post-compulsory Education:A Theory of Autonomy, the State and Educational Authority

Christopher Martin (British Columbia)

2016

Professional Ethics Education for Future Teachers: Overview of a Research Program

Bruce Maxwell (Québec à Trois-Rivières)

2015

Cultivating Identities: The Catholic School as Diverse Ecclesial Space

Graham McDonough (Victoria)

2014

Teaching Thinking:Philosophical Questions about the Teaching of Philosophy

Trevor Norris (Brock)

2013

Dewey in the 21st Century: From Education through Occupations to Education through Simulations

David Waddington (Concordia)

2012

Education in an Ethic of Hospitality: Promises and Limitations

Claudia Ruitenberg (British Columbia)

2011

Caring for the Past: Toward an Ethical Framework for Living Historically

Ann Chinnery (Simon Fraser)

2010

A Pattern Language for Education

Donald Kerr (Lakehead)