Join us for a new season of the PUBlic Professor Series!
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SEPTEMBER'S TALK:
Thursday, September 26, 2024 | 7 - 9 p.m.
Sandman Signature Lethbridge Lodge
Upstairs Grand Ballroom
Cash bar | Light appetizers
Free, everyone welcome!
Wednesday, October 30, 2024
Fiat lux (or, why honey bees are practically magic)
Dr. Shelley Hoover
Thursday, January 30, 2025
Political and Policy Innovation in Alberta: The More Things Change...?
Dr. Lars Hallstrom
Thursday, March 27, 2025
Does Reading Even Matter Anymore?
Dr. Robin Bright (BA '79, BEd '82, MEd '88)
ABOUT THE SERIES:
In June 2014, the Faculty of Arts & Science launched something special: the PUBlic Professor Series. Fast forward to 2023, and we're thrilled to announce that we've expanded the series to include talks by researchers from across the University. This monthly lecture series is designed to spark thought-provoking discussions and bring a diverse group of experts and researchers from our campus right into the community.
While the size of the series has grown, its core mission remains unchanged. These talks will continue to offer valuable insights into topics that pique interest, inspire questions, and foster open and engaging conversations. The PUBlic Professor Series provides an excellent opportunity for the community to come together, connect with one another, and dive into meaningful discussions.
This series is a natural extension of the popular Public Professor column, co-edited by Dan Johnson and James Linville, which you may have enjoyed reading in the Lethbridge Herald. Over the span of three years, they published a total of 146 regular Saturday columns, each penned by our talented faculty, sharing intriguing aspects of their research with you.
Together, let’s explore the fascinating world of knowledge, one conversation at a time.
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