The Association for Canadian Jewish Studies is proud to announce that Professor Emeritus Robert Brym, recently retired from his role as SD Clark Professor of Sociology at the University of Toronto, is the recipient of the 2025 Louis Rosenberg Award for outstanding contributions to Canadian Jewish Studies.
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A preliminary version of the program for the upcoming ACJS conference in Ottawa this May is now available! Please see below. To register for the conference, please use the Eventbrite links that follow. Please note that registration ends May 20th.
For the Entire Conference, click here.
For the Community Day, click here.
If you wish to attend both the Sunday Community Day at the Soloway Jewish Community Centre and days two and three of the conference at the University of Ottawa, register for the “Entire Conference” event on Eventbrite, and add the Community Day ticket to your registration there.
If you plan only to be present for Community Day, then register, free of charge, solely for the “Community Day” event.
If you experience any difficulties with the registration process, please contact ACJS-2025@cjarchives.ca.
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The Association for Canadian Jewish Studies is now inviting members of our Association to submit nominations for the 2025 Louis Rosenberg Canadian Jewish Studies Distinguished Service Award.