Lakehead University faculty and students are invited to attend this Instructional Development Centre workshop 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 introductory workshop to team-based learning will provide an overview, examples and a range of materials to support instructors in using this technique. Register online now.

Join us: The Investors Group will be on campus to promote career opportunities within their organization.

The Centre of Northern Studies is hosting a conference on Rapid change and the future of Canada's north: How do we adapt? How does it affect you? What do we do Know?

Join us for an open public forum with a panel of 3 interdisciplinary speakers to hear about their perspectives and to share in our panel discussion on these issues. Reception to follow.

This meeting will be an information session for students who would like to participate in 'Learn to Row' clinics or 'Competitive Rowing' at the varsity level this summer and Fall 2013. Everyone is welcome from beginner to advanced.

The Lakehead University Native Student Association (LUNSA) is hosting its annual powwow which is celebrating 25 years at Lakehead University.

This powwow showcases local talent and entertainment, free of charge, while reinforcing traditional aspects of Aboriginal culture such as drumming, dancing, singing, and giving thanks.

Everyone is welcome to attend.

Special Guests include

• Master of Ceremonies: Nathan Moses (Pic River FN)
• Arena Director: Todd Genno (Pic River, FN)
• Spiritual Advisor: Kalvin Ottertail (Lac La Croix, FN)
• Host Drum: Little Bear Singers (Thunder Bay)
• Co-Host Drums: Mud Puddle Singers (Thunder Bay)
• Inuit throat singers: Becky Qilavvaq and Romani Makkik (Iqaluit, Nunavut)

Agenda

• Friday March 15: Warm-up 6 - 10 pm
• Saturday March 16: Grand Entry at 1 pm and 7 pm, Traditional Feast at 5 pm
• Sunday March 17: Grand Entry at 12 pm, Closing Ceremonies until 5 pm

For more information, please contact ACSS at ACSS@lakeheadu.ca or call (807) 343-8085.

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The 25th Annual Powwow poster

The Lakehead University Native Student Association (LUNSA) is hosting its annual powwow which is celebrating 25 years at Lakehead University.

This powwow showcases local talent and entertainment, free of charge, while reinforcing traditional aspects of Aboriginal culture such as drumming, dancing, singing, and giving thanks.

Everyone is welcome to attend. 

Special Guests include

• Master of Ceremonies: Nathan Moses (Pic River FN)
• Arena Director: Todd Genno (Pic River, FN)
• Spiritual Advisor: Kalvin Ottertail (Lac La Croix, FN)
• Host Drum: Little Bear Singers (Thunder Bay)
• Co-Host Drums: Mud Puddle Singers (Thunder Bay)
• Inuit throat singers: Becky Qilavvaq and Romani Makkik (Iqaluit, Nunavut)

Agenda

• Friday March 15: Warm-up 6 - 10 pm
• Saturday March 16: Grand Entry at 1 pm and 7 pm, Traditional Feast at 5 pm
• Sunday March 17: Grand Entry at 12 pm, Closing Ceremonies until 5 pm 

For More Information

Contact ACSS at ACSS@lakeheadu.ca or call (807) 343-8085.

Download, Print & Post

The 25th Annual Powwow poster

The Lakehead University Native Student Association (LUNSA) is hosting its annual powwow which is celebrating 25 years at Lakehead University. 

This powwow showcases local talent and entertainment, free of charge, while reinforcing traditional aspects of Aboriginal culture such as drumming, dancing, singing, and giving thanks. 

Everyone is welcome to attend. 

Special Guests include

• Master of Ceremonies: Nathan Moses (Pic River FN)
• Arena Director: Todd Genno (Pic River, FN)
• Spiritual Advisor: Kalvin Ottertail (Lac La Croix, FN)
• Host Drum: Little Bear Singers (Thunder Bay)
• Co-Host Drums: Mud Puddle Singers (Thunder Bay)
• Inuit throat singers: Becky Qilavvaq and Romani Makkik (Iqaluit, Nunavut)

Agenda

• Friday March 15: Warm-up 6 - 10 pm
• Saturday March 16: Grand Entry at 1 pm and 7 pm, Traditional Feast at 5 pm
• Sunday March 17: Grand Entry at 12 pm, Closing Ceremonies until 5 pm

For More Information

Contact ACSS at ACSS@lakeheadu.ca or call (807) 343-8085.

Download, Print & Post

The 25th Annual Powwow poster

Paul Delaney Speaking on Exoplanets Paul Delaney is an award winning astronomy lecturer from York University.

He will give us a report on the most current evidence for planets around other stars. Before 1995 we could not tell if there were other solar systems. By indirect measurement today we know they exist in a surprising variety. This leads to the questions: are there earth like planets and if so is there life? The Kepler mission focusing on 100,000 stars in the Cygnus constellation, has produced significant results.

Paul Delaney will bring us up to date on all these matters. We live in exciting times.

Dr. Simon Lees, Northern Ontario School of Medicine at Lakehead University, will present a seminar "Resident stem cell function in skeletal muscle repair" on Friday, March 15, 2013 at 2:30 p.m. in ATAC 1010 (Thunder Bay campus), OA 1025 (Orillia campus). All are welcome.