Dr. Neelam Khaper, Northern Ontario School of Medicine at Lakehead University, will present a seminar "Redox inflammatory synergy in the heart" on Friday, March 22, 2013 at 2:30 p.m. in ATAC 1010 (Thunder Bay campus), OA 1025 (Orillia campus). All are welcome.

Aboriginal Cultural and Support Services (ACSS) invites all students, faculty, and staff to the Thunderwolf Quilt Unveiling Party to see Lakehead University's first Thunderwolf Quilt on Tuesday, March 26 between 11 am and 2 pm in the Aboriginal Student Lounge (SC 0004).

The quilt is the end result of a two semester long beading and quilting project by Lakehead University's Elder Ella Gagnon from Aroland First Nation with the help of students and staff.

Traditional Cedar tea and bannock will be served.

Lakehead University faculty and graduate students are invited to attend this workshop presented by Dr Batia Stolar, Associate Professor, Department of English, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities. This workshop contributes towards covering topic five of the Graduate Student Teaching Practicum, 'How to Facilitate Small Group Learning'. Register now online. [Insert hyperlink: http://idcstolar.eventbrite.ca]

Lakehead University faculty and graduate students are invited to attend this introductory workshop to team-based learning presented by Dr Rhonda Koster, Director, Instructional Development Centre. Many instructors use group work in some format to try and encourage student interaction and engagement. Team-based learning provides a framework to guide instructors in creating optimal groups and assignments that encourage students to work together and use critical thinking to master course content. This workshop will provide an overview, examples and a range of materials to support instructors in using this technique. Register now online. [Insert hyperlink: http://idcteambasedlearning.eventbrite.ca] Please note this workshop does not contribute towards the Graduate Student Teaching Practicum.

This will explore Jung's observations about the deep unconscious mind as it reveals itself to us. It relates facts about Jung as a person, his ideas on the collective unconscious, and some history, to what he thinks we inherit psychologically. Lots of visuals, and a 15 minute interval between two 50-minute halves.

Vaccination:An obligation or a privilege?

Presenter: David Williams, MD, FRCPC, Medical Officer of Health, Thunder Bay and District Health Unit

Panel:Janice Graham, PhD, Assoc. Director Health Policy & Translation, Canadian Centre for Vaccinology, Professor Faculty of Medicine, Dalhousie University

Roger Sousa, Certified Primary Care Paramedic, Thunder Bay

Jaro Kotalike, MD, MA, FRCPC, Professor Northern Ontario School of Medicine, Centre for Health Care Ethics

Facilitator: Jane Taylor, PhD, Director, Centre for Health Care Ethics, Lakehead University

Everyone is welcome. Free Admission. Free Parking behind 68 N. Algoma St.

Certificate of Continuing Professional Education available

An abbreviated version will be held on Thursday, March 21, 12:00-1:00 p.m. at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre, Regional Cancer Care Meeting Room 2178. Due to the condensed format, not all panellists will participate. Everyone is welcome.

The January 21, 2013 issue of Macleans said there is a "new underclass" of well educated Canadians who can't find work.

Do you agree or disagree? Come to the book club and figure it out!

Library staff can show you how to find the article online!

Seminar will focus on specific strategies for successful Indigenous health research and training, with a focus on bridging academic and Indigenous community ways of knowing and doing.

A presentation of the Parks and Protected Areas Research Group