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This hands-on workshop walks participants through camera basics, photograph composition, and lighting. Students attending this workshop will receive credit on their MyExperience Transcript. In this workshop, participants will learn:

• Basics of camera controls
• How to compose a photograph
• Lighting Techniques
• Video basics

WHEN: Thursday, March 17; 1:30 TO 3 P.M.
WHERE: Across from the Library Services Desk

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This hands-on workshop walks participants through the process of editing a video with Premiere. This workshop is for you if you are looking for advanced video editing features to create professional looking videos. Students attending this workshop will receive credit on their MyExperience Transcript. In this workshop, participants will learn:

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This hands-on workshop walks participants through the process of vacuum forming objects for molds and lightweight objects. Students attending this workshop will receive credit on their MyExperience Transcript.

In this workshop you will learn:

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This hands-on workshop walks participants through the process of editing a video with OpenShot. Students attending this workshop will receive credit on their MyExperience Transcript. In this workshop, participants will learn how to:

• Import media files into OpenShot
• Use video editing tools
• Use keyframes
• Add and create title sequences
• Export videos

WHEN: Thursday, March 3 — 1:30 to 3 p.m.
WHERE: Online via Microsoft Teams

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In the 1970s, Hawking and colleagues showed that black hole horizons behave thermodynamically for stationary scenarios. More recently, ordinary surfaces, away from horizons, were conjectured to behave thermodynamically, forming the key assumption in the emergent gravity program. With such a thermodynamic assumption, the full Einstein field equations were derived.

The Centre for Oral History and Traditions (COHT) and United Way of Lethbridge, and Southern Alberta host special screening event.

As part of the University of Lethbridge's Black History Month, the Prentice Institute is proud to present the concluding keynote speaker: Dr. Afua Cooper.

*This event has been cancelled*

The Department of Biological Sciences invites you to Trauma – from discrimination to dis-ease and disease.

March 1, 12:15 p.m.
Join us on Zoom

Speakers: Anna Fiselier, PhD and Olga Kovalchuk, MD/PhD

Moderator:  Martha Mathurin-Moe

A seminar on discrimination, trauma and health outcomes and the ways of prevention and recovery.

We will touch upon: