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Celebrate diversity and mobility! Check out various events throughout campus on November 18th to 22nd to celebrate academic, cultural and international opportunity at International Education Week!
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Attendees will learn how to upgrade the designs of their research posters using design concepts and Adobe Photoshop. No prior experience necessary.
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LOCATION: Across from the Library Services Desk (Level 10 Central; The Alcove)
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EndNote is citation management software which can help you manage, organize and use your research literature. It integrates with Microsoft Word (and selected other word processing software) so that you can "cite-while-you-write" using your choice of citation styles. EndNote is available for both Windows and Mac computers. We will be using the latest version in the Windows/PC environment with Microsoft Word.
Anyone wishing to use EndNote on their own laptop during training sessions should have the software already installed.
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Attendees will be able to interact with several stations which will contain a variety of technology to experience.
This will be attended on a drop-in basis.
DATES/TIMES:
LOCATION: Across from the Library Services Desk (Level 10 Central; The Alcove)
For more Project Sandbox activities, click here.
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Attendees will be able to interact with several stations which will contain a variety of technology to experience.
This will be attended on a drop-in basis.
DATES/TIMES:
LOCATION: Across from the Library Services Desk (Level 10 Central; The Alcove)
For more Project Sandbox activities, click here.
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#nofilterneeded Shining light on the Native Indian/Inuit Photographers’ Association 1985-1992
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Join the discussion on Houthis in Yemen and women's rights in the South Pacific.
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The School of Liberal Education presents: Common Book Club: Moon of the Crusted Snow
Day/Date: Tuesday, November 5, 2019
Time: 7 to 9 p.m.
Location: AH100 (Anderson Hall)
Join the conversation around this year's Common Book, Moon of the Crusted Snow, to discuss issues, concerns and experiences relevant in contemporary Canadian society.
Everyone is welcome. Free admission!
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Attendees will learn how to create and design a logo using Adobe Illustrator. No prior experience necessary.
DATES/TIMES:
LOCATION: Across from the Library Services Desk (Level 10 Central; The Alcove)
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CAC Western Tour 2019 presents:
Life in an Ancient Athenian Brothel
Guest Speaker: Dr. Allison Glazebrook (Brock University)
Day/Date: Monday, November 4, 2019
Time: 4 to 6 p.m.
Location: C-610
Abstract: An exploration of the space of the ancient brothel, its management, the workers, and their customers, as well as business practices using literary, visual, and archaeological evidence.