Student Central and the Student Success Centre are joining forces! Join us for "Alphabet Soup" - advice on everything from A to Z. Drop in to chat all things academics, course registration, careers, co-op, financial aid, and leadership. Stay for the "Study Skills and Exam Prep" presentation at 11:00am. Event takes place from 9:00am - 12:00pm in Student Central. Refreshments will be served. If you have any questions please contact academiczone.ssc@lakeheadu.ca or coord.sc@lakeheadu.ca

Join us for the Education Fair!

Local, regional, national and international school boards and teacher recruitment agencies will be on campus to meet students and upcoming graduates interested in teaching related employment opportunities. Over 40 school boards and teaching agencies will be on campus.

All students are welcome.

Join us for our Study Skills and Exam Prep presentation before you head into finals. We'll go over study tips and exam strategies and leave you with a takeaway study plan. No preregistration required.

Join us for our Study Skills and Exam Prep presentation before you head into finals. We'll go over study tips and exam strategies and leave you with a takeaway study plan. No preregistration required.

Join us for our Study Skills and Exam Prep presentation before you head into finals. We'll go over study tips and exam strategies and leave you with a takeaway study plan. No preregistration required.

Skills gaps exist in part because instructors often rely on indirect evidence from paper-based assessments to gauge a student's comprehension level. Choosing or describing the right answer isn't the same as putting knowledge into action. In order to close these gaps, students need skill-building opportunities and timely feedback to help them improve. To this point, resource constraints have made it difficult for organizations to scale skill practice and evaluation using traditional methods. Video Assignments (available in mycourselink) enable experiential learning and soft skill development at scale. When students demonstrate skills and knowledge on video, instructors get an authentic representation of what they can do. Join us for a workshop to see how you can put your student's knowledge into action with Video Assignments.

This session will be delivered online through Virtual Classroom and recorded for later viewing. Please join using Chrome or Firefox. When it's time to meet, click this link: http://bit.ly/2NHQUqz

Please note, this session will be recorded and a link to the recording may be posted on a public website. Your participation implies consent to be audio and/or video recorded.

Skills gaps exist in part because instructors often rely on indirect evidence from paper-based assessments to gauge a student's comprehension level. Choosing or describing the right answer isn't the same as putting knowledge into action. In order to close these gaps, students need skill-building opportunities and timely feedback to help them improve. To this point, resource constraints have made it difficult for organizations to scale skill practice and evaluation using traditional methods. Video Assignments (available in mycourselink) enable experiential learning and soft skill development at scale. When students demonstrate skills and knowledge on video, instructors get an authentic representation of what they can do. Join us for a workshop to see how you can put your student's knowledge into action with Video Assignments.

This session will be delivered online through Virtual Classroom and recorded for later viewing. Please join using Chrome or Firefox. When it's time to meet, click this link: http://bit.ly/2rgi28A

Please note, this session will be recorded and a link to the recording may be posted on a public website. Your participation implies consent to be audio and/or video recorded.

Join the Lakehead University Centre for Health Care Ethics for a presentation and discussion session on "Prenatal Genetic Screening: New advances, new ethical challenges":

- What is the new, non-invasive prenatal screening?
- How to assist pregnant women to make informed choices about this screening and subsequent testing?
- How can we deal with ethical and social aspects of this program currently being adopted by provincial governments?

Presenter:
Paola Diadori, MSc, MD, FRCPC, MA, Associate Clinical Professor, Pediatric Neurology, Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Sainte-Justine, University of Montreal

Panel:
- Eileen Abbey, BSc(H), RM, Chief of Midwifery, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre
- Cassandra Berard
- Jennifer Lawson, HBK, MSc, MD, CCFP-EM, Family Physician, Norwest Community Health Centres

Everyone is welcome. Free Admission. Free parking.

This session will also be offered in a one-hour format on Thursday, November 28th, from 12 - 1 pm at the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre, Regional Cancer Care room 2178. This is an abbreviated session; not all panelists participate. Everyone is welcome.

Let’s Get Accessible: Creating Accessible PowerPoints – 10:00-12:00, Wednesday, November 13, LI 1003

· A hands-on session during which Student Accessibility Services (SAS) staff will walk participants through the creation of a PowerPoint using accessibility best practices.

Best Practices in Thesis Supervision: A Faculty and Graduate Student Panel Discussion – 1:00-2:00, Tuesday, November 12, LI 5014C and OA 3007

· A panel discussion on the role of the student and supervisor throughout the graduate experience with both faculty and graduate students participating.