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Sat, Apr 8, 2017
1:00 pm

Okinawa - The Afterburn (Documentary Film Screening)

You are invited to the Documentary Film Screening of Okinawa: The Afterburn on Saturday, April 8th (1:00 p.m.) at the Lethbridge Public Library, Theatre Gallery (Main Branch:  810 - 5th Avenue S)

Admission is free. 
Note:  Since seating is limited, please register by e-mailing okinawaafterburn@gmail.com and include names & contact information of those attending.

Off Campus
Film
Free
Asian Studies
Public

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Fri, Mar 17, 2017
12:00 pm

Old Stories in New Forms: Mapping a Medieval Japanese Buddhist Purgatory onto a Modern Urban Ghetto - Prof. Jessica Main (UBC)

The Religious Studies Department and the Religious Studies Interfaith Fund present:

Old Stories in New Forms: Mapping a Medieval Japanese Buddhist Purgatory onto a Modern Urban Ghetto
Guest Speaker:  Prof. Jessica L. Main (Institute of Asian Research/Department of Asian Studies - UBC)
Day/Date:  Friday, March 17, 2017
Time:  12:00 noon
Location:  TH-277
Note:  Q & A will take place after the lecture ends at 1:00 p.m.

Please see attachment for abstract details.

TH - Turcotte Hall
Asian Studies
Religious Studies
History
Faculty of Arts and Science
Campus Community

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How to Make an Academic Conference Poster

Workshop on how to create a poster to submit to a conference

Free
Special Event
Training
Archaeology
Asian Studies
Canadian Studies
Environmental Science
Graduate Students' Association
Office of VP Research
Modern Languages & Linguistics
Math and Computer Sciences
Indigenous Studies
Philosophy
Neuroscience
Liberal Education
Institute for Child and Youth Studies (I-CYS)
Kinesiology & Phys Ed
Political Science
Sociology
Psychology
Religious Studies
History
Centres & Institutes
Centre for Oral History and Tradition (COHT)
Centre for Culture and Community (CCC)
Anthropology
Faculty of Arts and Science
Geography
Food Services
English
COOP Program
Economics
Women and Gender Studies

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Fri, Mar 3, 2017
5:30 pm

Stepping Up

Healthy relationships. Healthy Campus.

AH - Anderson Hall
Free
Special Event
Study Opportunity
Training
Volunteer Opportunities
Work Opportunities
AGILITY
Agricultural Biotechnology
Agricultural Studies
Archaeology
Asian Studies
Canadian Studies
Enrolment Services
Environmental Science
Graduate Students' Association
MSc Management
Recruitment
Music
Modern Languages & Linguistics
Math and Computer Sciences
Indigenous Studies
Nursing
Philosophy
New Media
Neuroscience
International Centre for Students
Lethbridge Undergrad Program Office
Kinesiology & Phys Ed
International Programs
Physics
Political Science
Student Clubs
Sociology
Student Services
School of Graduate Studies
Psychology
Religious Studies
History
Biological Sciences
Career and Employment Services
Chemistry and Biochemistry
Addictions Counselling
Anthropology
Faculty of Fine Arts
Dhillon School of Business
Faculty of Education
Faculty of Arts and Science
Faculty Health Sciences
Health & Wellness
Geography
English
Career Bridge
Economics
Drama
Student Success
Students' Union
Women and Gender Studies
Writing 1000
All Students

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New Course Offering in Fall 2017 - ASIA2850 (Japan, Asia and the World)

The Asian Studies Program will offering the following in Fall 2017.

Course:  ASIA2850 (Japan, Asia and the World)
Instructor(s):  Prof. Aki Kinjo (Professor of Management & Business History, Gakushuin University, Tokyo) and Prof. Ian MacLachlan (Professor Emeritus of Geography, University of Lethbridge)
Day/Times:  MW 6:00 - 7:45 p.m. (until November 5, 2017).  Note:  after November 5, 2017 the class will run 5:00 - 6:45 p.m.
Location:  B-716 (University Hall)

Asian Studies
International Programs
Religious Studies
History
Dhillon School of Business
Geography
All Students

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Fri, Jan 20, 2017
3:00 pm

Formidable Goddess: Tracing the Rise of Durga, the Buffalo-Demon Crusher - Prof. Hillary Rodrigues

The Department of History Colloquium Series presents the following:

Title:  Formidable Goddess: Tracing the Rise of Durga, the Buffalo-Demon Crusher
Lecturer:  Prof. Hillary Rodrigues (Religious Studies Department)
Day/Date:  Friday, January 20, 2017
Location:  B-660 (University Hall)

UH - University Hall
Colloquium
Free
Guest Speaker
Lecture
Special Event
Asian Studies
Religious Studies
History
Faculty of Arts and Science
Campus Community

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UofL 50th Anniversary - Founders' Day Weekend - Jan 13 and 14

The University of Lethbridge will soon be 50 years old, an anniversary that will be marked all year long with activities to spark a sense of nostalgia, fuel the imagination for a shiny future and to simply enjoy.

Special Event
Agricultural Biotechnology
Agricultural Studies
Archaeology
Asian Studies
Canadian Studies
Modern Languages & Linguistics
Math and Computer Sciences
Indigenous Studies
Philosophy
Neuroscience
Liberal Education
Kinesiology & Phys Ed
Physics
Political Science
Sociology
Psychology
Religious Studies
History
Biological Sciences
Chemistry and Biochemistry
Anthropology
Faculty of Arts and Science
Geography
English
Economics
Women and Gender Studies
Campus Community

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Fri, Jan 13, 2017
2:00 pm

PUBlic Professor Series: 5-Minute Edition

Please join us for 50 minutes of rapid fire research presentations!

UH - University Hall
Free
Lecture
Research
Special Event
Agricultural Biotechnology
Agricultural Studies
Applied Studies
Archaeology
Asian Studies
Canadian Studies
Environmental Science
Modern Languages & Linguistics
Math and Computer Sciences
Indigenous Studies
Philosophy
Neuroscience
Kinesiology & Phys Ed
Physics
Political Science
Sociology
History
Chemistry and Biochemistry
Anthropology
Faculty of Arts and Science
Geography
English
COOP Program
Economics
ULFA
Women and Gender Studies
Public

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Thu, Dec 15, 2016
12:00 pm

How does Buddhism Relate to Christmas in Canada? - Dr. John Harding (SACPA Presentation)

Dr. John Harding (Religious Studies Department) will present "How does Buddhism Relate to Christmas in Canada?" on Thursday, December 15th (12:00 noon) at Country Kitchen Catering (lower level of Keg Restaurant - 1715 Mayor Magrath Drive S.).

Cost:  $12 (includes lunch) or $2 (includes coffee/tea)

Off Campus
Asian Studies
Religious Studies
Faculty of Arts and Science

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