Notice Board

The Philosophy Department Colloquium Series presents:

Philosophy in the Real World: What Does a Biomedical Ethicist Do, and How is it Relevant to Other Professional Roles?
Guest Speaker:  Prof. Michael Stingl (Philosophy Department)
Day/Date:  Thursday, March 16, 2017
Time:  4:30 p.m.
Location:  B-660

See attachment for abstract details.

The Department of Religious Studies presents:

Oxford wants my book and other delusions of an academic life
Guest Speaker:  Dr. Thomas Robinson (RELS Department)
Day/Date:  Thursday, March 30, 2017
Time:  2:00 p.m.
Location:  AH100 (Andy's Place - Anderson Hall)

After 31 years, Dr. Thomas Robinson has decided to grade his final assignments and spend time with his grandkids and lovely wife, Sharon.

Please plan to attend this exciting talk presented by the Physics & Astronomy Department Spring 2017 Speaker Series

EPR: The Paradox that won't go away

Date: Thursday March 9th, 2017

Time: 1:40-2:55pm

Location: C640 University Hall

Dr. Kent Peacock

University of Lethbridge

Department of Philosophy

Please see attached poster for more details.

Shifting Boundaries

Brigitte Shim will share built work by Shim-Sutcliffe Architects to discuss the shifting boundaries between landscape, architecture and furniture and fittings. 

Art Then and Now – Slow Art in Fast TImes

Notes from "An Exoduster’s Archive"

Challenging the Expectations of Design, Education, and Career in An Overwhelming Superficial Culture

Blake Fitzpatrick: The Mobile Ruin

In this lecture visual artist Jennifer Wanner will discuss her exhibition Second Nature that is currently on view at both the Helen Christou Gallery and the Project Channel satellite space. Wanner’s art practice examines botanical art and nature cinema in a world dominated by “second nature” – a virtual simulation of pristine “first nature” wrought by the revolution in information, biotechnologies, and consumer culture.

“Nothing but an open mouth, or perhaps an eye, an ear: nothing but an open body. Bodies are adoration in all their openings.”