Notice Board

The English Students Society presents The Student Speaker Colloquium Series on Friday, April 1st (2:00 - 4:00 p.m.) in C-610 (University Hall).  This colloquium series will feature academic papers by Chris Cormack (on the Gothic abject) and Blair Yoxall (on conceptualizations of race inspired by feminism).

There will also be other creative work showcased:  Prof. Ian McAdam will get the event cracking with his own poetry; Katie Doerksen will read her newly minted Gothic short story; and Samuel Cromwell will read his original poetry as well.

We are rolling out an exciting new peer listening program here at uLethbridge and would like to invite YOU to be a part of it.

Have you ever wanted to watch the pitches on Dragon's Den in real time or even compete in a business competition yourself? Come see how it's done – watch your peers compete for prize winnings and learn about the up and coming business ideas in neuroscience!  

Mental Health First Aid for adults who interact with youth is a 14 hour course created by the Mental Health Commission of Canada. In this course we will cover the following information:

Does your publisher need all of your copyrights? The copyrights you own in your scholarly and creative works are at the crux of the issue of our possibly 'broken' scholarly publishing system.

A compelling show and talk back session with alumni Makambe K Simamba (BFA'13) and Kathryn Smith (BFA'12).

Nick Wade has spent almost 20 years building structures and situations in which light can be investigated and experienced as incident and material -and as information as well as illumination.

What the heck is "digital humanities" anyway? And how are academic libraries getting involved in it? Join us in this exploratory discussion.

April 25th at 4:30 PM will be your last chance to RSVP to the Spark Teaching Symposium. RSVP today! https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2016spark