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Ever wondered what small group work in a large fixed seat classroom might look like? Join Dr. Jan Newberry to see it in action in her 270 student Anthropology 1000 class.
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Multiple lines of evidence point to the importance of early life conditions on health status. How do we explain this phenomenon and to what degree are the effects of poor early life conditions passed on to the next generation? This talk will address these questions and discuss research that tests alternative hypotheses for the intergenerational transmission of stress triggers.
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“Stress Survivor: art island” is an event geared towards students as a mindful activity or a chance to de-stress.
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Coffee and conversation!
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An open opportunity to view works from the U of L Art Collection curated by Museum Studies Intern Kirsten Meiszinger.
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No previous experience required - join AGILITY for this fast paced workshop that takes you through the 5 stages of design thinking to come up with innovative, human centered solutions to problems.
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Biodiversity Research Fieldwork Worldwide
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Dr. Alex Johnston Lecture Series (in co-operation with The University of Lethbridge, the Lethbridge Historical Society and the Lethbridge Public Library) will present:
Title: Clearing the Plains and Clearing the Air: Canadian History in the Age of Reconciliation
Guest Speaker: Dr. James Daschuk
Day/Date: Thursday, November 3, 2016
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Location: Lethbridge Library Main Branch (810 - 5th Avenue South)
Everyone is welcome. Free Admission. Reception to Follow
For further information, contact the U of L at 403-329-2225
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Dr. Gideon Fujiwara (Department of History) Presents:
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An Invitation to Share Your Thoughts and Concerns About Decolonizing and Indigenizing Your Teaching. October 21 | L1050 | 2:30 - 4:30 PM