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"I Would Return in a Heartbeat to Warm the Benches": Community Histories from the Nikkei Memory Capture Project
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Join the Department of History & Religion to celebrate our student award winners and the publication of "HistoriCity" Volume 2
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Join us to hear about what our students are researching!
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Submit your abstract for the History & Religion Student Conference
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A casual conversation about how humanities and social sciences are dealing with the issue of generative AI in classes.
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PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED
Thursday, Feb 13, 2025 | 6-8 p.m.
BMO Auditorium | Science Commons
Attend an on-campus screening of BrainStorm, a documentary produced by Bailey and Soda Films about the University of Lethbridge neuroscientists who revolutionized our understanding of the brain, developed strategies for brain disorders and established programs to improve brain health.
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What is the Future of Queer History?
by Dr. Justin Bengry