In this workshop participants will be introduced to the theory and components of course design using the course syllabus as a teaching tool. The workshop is geared towards those new to teaching, and is open to both faculty and graduate students. To register for this event or for further information, visit the Instructional Development Centre's website.

Tickets available at LUSU office and FW Gardens. Free student bus leaves Agora at 6:30 pm both nights.

Tickets available at LUSU office and FW Gardens. Free student bus leaves Agora 6:30 pm both nights.

Tickets available at LUSU office and FW Gardens. Free student bus leaves Agora 6:30 pm.

Tickets available at LUSU office and FW Gardens. Free student bus leaves Agora at 6:30 pm

Are you a current graduate student who is interested in learning how to teach?

If so, then visit this information session to learn more about the free instructional training programs available to you while completing your studies at Lakehead University. To register for this event or for further information, visit the Instructional Development Centre's website: http://idc.lakeheadu.ca/workshops-and-events/

Come out and have your voice heard. LUSU holds monthly Town Halls where you can express your concerns and update us on what's important to you. This also gives us a chance to let you know what's going on with LUSU: how we are advocating on your behalf, what events and campaigns are coming up, as well as what our clubs are up to. If you can't make it to a Town Hall meeting, you can always stop by the LUSU office and voice your concerns, opinions and ask for updates.

Join fellow alumni, students, faculty, and community supporters in recognizing the inaugural recipients of the Department of History's Alumni Honour and Community Partnership Awards. Honoured this year will be Jean Morrison, Roy Piovesana, and the Thunder Bay Historical Museum Society.

Date: Wednesday, September, 18 , 2013 Time: 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. Location: The Study Coffee House (located above the Lakehead University Bookstore) Beverages and Snacks will be served

The LUSU Campus Market exists to improve access to regionally produced food and crafts among Lakehead University faculty, staff, students, community partners and guests. The Campus Market also provides a venue for local farmers and artisans to sell goods, thereby helping to build a stronger local economy. The Campus Market features produce from Vegetate Market Garden, LUSU Campus Gardens, Belluz Farms, and Mile Hile Farms as well as baking mixes from Brule Creek Farms and a variety of jewelry and crafts from local artisans.