This annual interdisciplinary celebration of a work of Canadian literature reaches into classrooms across the university.
Students and faculty members explore a piece of contemporary Canadian literature through workshops, author readings, a Wall of Fame reception, a student contest and more. Events typically include opportunities for students to engage with the author, including classroom visits.
Since its inception in 1997, the Book of the Year program has been guided by a committee of faculty, staff and students. After robust deliberations and discussion, the committee recommends a title for the MacEwan Book of the Year to the Provost & Vice-President, Academic.
Have you read a great book recently? Nominate your choice for the next MacEwan Book of the Year.
This opportunity is eligible for your Student Experience Record (SER). Find out more and create your SER in the MacEwanLife portal.