If you enjoy telling stories or enabling others to tell their stories, if preserving oral history is important to you, please join our facilitator from StoryCentre Canada to learn how to tell stories and gather oral history in a digital video format.

This 3-day workshop will be a first for Thunder Bay. The event is sponsored by the Northwestern Ontario Archivists Association, and will be hosted at the Chancellor Paterson Library.

There are a limited number of places for the session taking place on July 12, 13 and 14.

This workshop includes:

* Introduction to the Seven Steps of Digital Storytelling

* Group sharing and feedback in a facilitated Story Circle

* Script writing and voice recording * Image preparation and storyboarding

* Video editing and production: transitions, effects, music, and titles

* Production of a 2-4 minute digital story

* Group screening

Who should attend: This workshop is for everyone and anyone: young and old; tech savvy and not. Whether you feel a creative itch to experiment, a desire to more deeply explore an important life story, or the need to represent a story of your organization or community, our experienced and professional staff will make you feel at home, and completely supported.

Registration info: Cost for three-day workshop: $695

Payment in advance by cheque or through bank e-transfer. To register please contact Rani Sanderson: rani@storycentre.ca.

Please register by Friday July 1st, 2016. Please contact Sara Janes at sjanes1@lakeheadu.ca for further information.

New students are invited to join Enrolment Services for a session designed to help you get registered for classes and familiarize yourself with Lakehead now that you are a STUDENT. Sessions take place in both Orillia and Thunder Bay - please visit the website for dates, details and a link to register for Fast Pass!

Join us for a presentation and discussion on:

Encounters in Bioethics: Antimicrobial Stewardship in an era of Increasing Antibiotic Resistance: The ethical challenges

Objectives:

- Discuss the ethical issues raised by antimicrobial resistance

- Basic principles of antimicrobial stewardship and the ethical issues raised by antimicrobial stewardship

- Basic approach to the ethical issues raised by antimicrobial resistance

Presenters:

Philip George, MD, FRCPC, Internal Medicine & Critical Care, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre

Charlene Wilson, BScPhm, ACPR, Clinical Pharmacist, Antimicrobial Stewardship Program, TBRHSC

Panel:

Maranda Henry, PHC-Nurse Practitioner, MPH, Sessional Lecturer, Lakehead University School of Nursing

Meagan A. Roy, MD Candidate 2018, NOSM; Chair of Thunder Bay Chapter - Students for Antimicrobial Stewardship Society (SASS)

Date: Tuesday, May 24
Time: 7:30 - 9:30 pm
Location: St. Joseph's Hospital, Conference Room 3 - Basement, 35 North Algoma Street, Thunder Bay

Everyone welcome. Free Admission.

Friday, May 27 - 2 pm

• Faculty of Medicine
• Faculty of Law
• Faculty of Business Administration
• Faculty of Engineering
  

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Saturday, May 28 - 2 pm

• Faculty of Education
• Faculty of Science and Environmental Studies
• Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities
• Faculty of Natural Resources Management
  
  

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Saturday, May 28 - 9:30 am

Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences

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An open discussion about climate change, carbon woes, and the unbalance between society's needs and the limited carrying capacity of the Circumboreal North. Pendea will share his interest and experience in the ecosystems of the North and the relationship to environmental change - in the past and to the sustainability challenges of today. He will be joined by Bob Browne of Orillia, a Lakehead University alumnus and Arctic enthusiast. 

Please note this event has been postponed until Fall 2016.

Must show your Lakehead University student card