Catalyst Conference Fund for Public Engagement

2024-25 (Fall Round Only)
NOW OPEN: Closing November 8, 2024.

 Memorial University’s Catalyst Conference Fund for Public Engagement is designed to support academic conferences that align with the goals and objectives of Memorial’s Public Engagement Framework by encouraging opportunities for public participation in conference activities.

 For more information, please see the Catalyst Conference Fund for Public Engagement Applicant Guide-2024-25.

To prepare an application: APPLY HERE

For program questions, please contact: engagement@mun.ca.

If you are looking for support in planning/executing your event, the team at Memorial’s Conference and Event Services can help. Email meet@mun.ca to inquire or visit www.mun.ca/meet to learn about onsite, virtual and hybrid convening options as well as conference management services.

Awarded Conferences

2023-24

  • Sean Gray (Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences). The Participedia School on Transnational Democratic Innovations. 
  • Terrence Tricco (Faculty of Science) 1st North American Phantom Users Workshop.
  • Nicholas Fairbridge (Faculty of Medicine). The Mini Med School.
  • Jacqueline Blundell (Faculty of Science). Scientific Endeavors in Academia (S.E.A.).
  • Julie Sircom (School of Science and the Environment, Grenfell Campus). The Acadian Entomological Society Conference.
  • Garrett Richards (School of Science and the Environment, Grenfell Campus). ENGO Conference.   

2022-23 Funding Cycle

  • Jennifer Donnon and Lisa Bishop (School of Pharmacy). Evidence to Policy Symposium.
  • Evan Edinger and Simone Cominelli (Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences). NL ENGO Conference 2023.
  • Nancy Pedri (Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences). The Aesthetics of Contamination: Oceanic Environments, Identities, Intermedial Research Creation.
  • Stephen Ellenbogen (School of Social Work). Exchange 2023 Conference.
  • Kelly Vodden (School of Science and the Environment, Grenfell).  Shift in Consciousness Conference.

2021-22 Funding Cycle

  • Chelsee Arbour (The School of Arctic and Subarctic Studies). The Labrador Research Forum 2022.
  • Amanda Bittner (Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences). Resetting the Agenda: Discursive constructions of Gender, Race, Indigeneity and Disability.  
  • Tony Fang (Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences). Enhancing and Celebrating Workforce Diversity in NL.
  • David Gill (Faculty of Education). PATT on the Edge, Technology Education and Innovation.
  • Bojan Furst (The Harris Centre). Waste to Value Forum.
  • Len Zedel (Faculty of Science). Acoustics Week in Canada.

2020-21 Funding Cycle

  • Margo Wilson (Faculty of Medicine. Discipline of Emergency Medicine).  Creating Space: The Canadian Association for Health Humanities.
  • Bojan Furst (The Harris Centre).  ISISA 2021: Sharing Lessons: Sharing Stories.  (The International Small Islands Studies Association).
  • Sulaimon Giwa (School of Social Work). LGBTQ2S+ Community and Police Action Dialogue.
  • Atanu Sarkar (Faculty of Medicine. Division of Community Health and Humanities). Regeneration: Soil, Food, Community
  • Anne Burke. (Faculty of Education). Augmenting Reality-Enhancing the Reach of Visual Arts and Literacy.