Notice Board

Would you like to publish your next scholarly paper as an Open Access (OA) article or does your research grant require you to do so? Are you worried about how to steer clear of OA publishers that use deceptive practices?

Bring your lunch and learn how to distinguish between questionable and trustworthy scholarly communication venues and some tools and resources that can help you choose reputable publishers. This Open Access Week session aims to help you better understand and navigate your OA publishing options.

WHEN: Friday, October 27, 2023; 12 to 1 p.m.

WHERE:

Please join us for the launch of our newest digitized collection — a treasure trove of local ghost stories curated and told by our very own City of Lethbridge councillor Belinda Crowson!

Belinda is well known in the community as a local history expert, having authored several books on Lethbridge and area history and given numerous public talks and tours on the subject. She is also a ULethbridge alumni.

A mini survey of Káínai Secwépemc artist Marjie Crop Eared Wolf’s work.

The hidden curriculum refers to the unspoken lessons, values and behaviours that students learn through their educational experiences.

Vibrancy

Interested in applying your Anthro degree to the private sector? This talk is for you!

The Department of Philosophy presents:

More Than Climate Anxiety: Youth and the Moral Injury of Climate Change
Guest Speaker:  Jodi Newman (Department of Philosophy Graduate Student)
Tuesday, Oct. 17, 2023
D-631 (University Hall)
Noon - 1:45 p.m.

The Department of Philosophy presents the following:

How We're Artifactual (And In The Matrix)
Guest Speaker: Gary Graham (Department of Philosophy, University of Toronto)
Date:  Thursday, Oct. 12
Location:  C-630 (University Hall)
Time:  4 to 5:30 p.m.

Taking the Museum Outside: Protest and Sustainability in a Time of Climate Emergency

Notes on the Garden