Notice Board

Are you looking for advice on how to get a job after university?

Wondering what you will do with your BA or BFA?

Undergraduate student, Peter Hurd-Watler, has completed an applied study this term interviewing employers around Lethbridge and Calgary about what they thought undergraduate students in the humanities, social sciences, and fine arts should know when preparing for the world of work.

Drop by and listen as he shares his findings and what employers may be looking for.

Thursday, April 11 2019
12:30 - 1:30 p.m.
AH-118 (Anderson Hall)

We are pleased to announce that Dr. Shamsul Alam - Associate Dean, Dillon School of Business - will speak at the sixth workshop. Teams receive feedback on their business pitches.

The Philosophy Department, along with other University of Lethbridge scholars, will host the following:

Interdisciplinary Workshop on Protest and Civil Disobedience
Friday, March 29
10 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
AH100 and AH176

This week, Dr. Rossitsa Yalamova (Dhillon School of Business) discusses blockchain technology in a complex society. Teams work on their business problem pitches and the smart contracts coding lab continues.

Dr. Muhammad A. Khan discusses the problem pitch competition and how teams should prepare for it. There is an update on prizes. The smart contracts lab continues as usual.

Math Circles are the improvisational comedy of mathematics: you start with a script, and then you say “yes, and...” at all grade levels...fun mathematics activities...discuss principles of successful math circles.

This week, learn how blockchain and smart contracts are changing businesses and industry. Jefferson Gardner (Inbridge Inc.) and Dr. Greg Vilk (UILO) provide real-world context for smart contracts.

What is an experimental mathematics lab?

Quietly observe some of this campus' great teachers!

Quietly observe some of this campus' greatest teachers!