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(Re)discovering Camille Mayran: Hardship and Sacrifice
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Dr. Jon Doan and Dr. Julia Brassolotto will take different approaches to the concept of Ageing Well.
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Dr. Jon Doan:
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It is that time of year again: World Logic Day! The Department of Philosophy will host this event on January 14th in honour of Alfred Tarski's birth and Kurt Godel's death, but the goals of world logic day are not to simply remember those two logicians; we celebrate world logic day to help spread interest in logic and the work of logicians in their own locales--in the geographic rather than category theoretic sense of that word. Ha!
Please join us on January 14th from 4 to 6 p.m in Anderson Hall 118.
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The School of Liberal Education presents: Common Book Club: Moon of the Crusted Snow
Day/Date: Tuesday, November 5, 2019
Time: 7 to 9 p.m.
Location: AH100 (Anderson Hall)
Join the conversation around this year's Common Book, Moon of the Crusted Snow, to discuss issues, concerns and experiences relevant in contemporary Canadian society.
Everyone is welcome. Free admission!
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This seminar presentation will address the need for FireSmart vegetation management research and showcase some of the work being done in Alberta and beyond.
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Lethbridge College Massage Therapy Students are back! Book your 15-minute session at Mini-Massage Registration or drop by for a mini-chair massage.
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This presentation will demonstrate applications in environmental modelling and community-based monitoring. The intention of the talk is to provide an overview of past and current work of the presenter, for the purposes of finding common points of interest with the Department of Geography. On the topic of environmental modelling, simulations of land use change and hydrology will be presented, with a focus on the use of models as exploratory virtual labs with stakeholders using 3D technologies.
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This panel will share their experiences with Tri-Agency funding evaluations.
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Walk-in Counselling Appointments every Wednesday! Appointments are given out on a first-come, first served basis, with several different appointment times available!
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Counselling and Career Services is proud to offer Mental Health First Aid FREE to our students, staff and faculty.