Notice Board

This talk will address my positionality as a woman of colour at a predominantly White university that values liberal education, where individuals are expected to “foster free inquiry and the critical interpretation of ideas” (University of Lethbridge, n.d., para 2). However, this expectation is not always translated into transformative actions. As such, I will shed light on how the resilience of my faith has empowered me to deal with complexity, diversity and change in dominant White spaces, where colonial ideas are privileged over alternative ways of knowing and being.

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How the Earth Got Its Moon: On justly scientific stories about the past
Guest Speaker:  Craig Fox (Department of Philosophy)
Day/Date:  Tuesday, March 5, 2024
Time:  12:00 p.m.
Location:  M1040 (Markin Hall)

FREE event that everyone is welcome to attend! Free parking. activities for children. Check out Canada’s most advanced facility for science education.

This talk will highlight our successes in the community using play-based programs that exercise working memory, cognitive flexibility, and behavioural inhibition.

This talk will explore the question of normality in the human brain and shed light on the extraordinary ways our brains shape our perception of the world and make us who we are.

Let’s play with Poly Clay!

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An Assay on Axioms of First Contact
Guest Speaker:  Steve Firth (Doctoral Candidate, Helsinki University)
Day/Date:  Thursday, March 7, 2024
Time:  4:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Location:  AH-117 (Anderson Hall)

BAAKFIL© Addressing the Housing Crisis

Members of the Department of Music present an evening of new works March 2 at 7:30 pm in the Recital Hall