Christine Clark

PUBlic Professor Series to examine biases of web creators and strategies to advance cultural renewal

Melissa Shouting and Christine Clark have been working together exploring the intersection of technology and cultural renewal

University of Lethbridge unveils Mootookakio’ssin website, creates bridge to historical belongings

The website is the culmination of an ambitious and challenging three-year research project

Elder led research and creation project Mootookakio’ssin reactivates Indigenous objects

New microsite on Digital Blackfoot Library creates home for digital knowledge transfer

Interactive website shows Albertans how the climate is changing in their backyard

Climate data for 1951 to 2017 and projections from 2041 to 2070 are available on the website for 7,000 locations in Alberta

U of L research project will provide access to detailed models of historical Blackfoot objects held in British museums

U of L researchers and Blackfoot Elders, in collaboration with researchers in the United Kingdom, are undertaking a project that will provide virtual access to historical Blackfoot objects

Women Scholars’ Speakers Series simplifies research with only 1,000 Words

The idea is that you explain what you do using only the most common words in the English language

University celebrates medal winners at Spring 2015 Convocation

A number of students have been recognized for their exceptional academic performance

Driving Social Change

Leanne Elias (BFA ’95, MEd ’03) has developed a unique model for creating productive working relationships, particularly among those with disparate views.

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Christine Clark

PUBlic Professor Series to examine biases of web creators and strategies to advance cultural renewal

University of Lethbridge unveils Mootookakio’ssin website, creates bridge to historical belongings

Elder led research and creation project Mootookakio’ssin reactivates Indigenous objects

Interactive website shows Albertans how the climate is changing in their backyard

U of L research project will provide access to detailed models of historical Blackfoot objects held in British museums

Women Scholars’ Speakers Series simplifies research with only 1,000 Words

University celebrates medal winners at Spring 2015 Convocation

Driving Social Change

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