BIOLOGY SEMINAR SERIES PRESENTS:
William Darby (Rainy River Elk Company)
“A Farm Tour of Rainy River Elk Company”
FRIDAY, JANUARY 24 2020
12:00PM – 1:00PM
ROOM: ATAC 5036 (Thunder Bay) & OA 3041 (Orillia)
All are welcome. Free public seminar. No registration is required.
Light refreshments will be served.

Residence Life would like to invite all Residence Students to join St. John's Ambulance each Sunday in the Avila Gymnasium.

Please contact Austin Burr, Conference Services Coordinator at coord.confserv@lakeheadu.ca or (807) 343-8379 for any questions or concerns.

Jinny Yu Artist Talk
Friday January 24 at 1:30 in MV 2004

For more information , please contact Sam Shahsahabi at 343-8491

Class of 2020: Attend Graduation Fair!

Tuesday, Mar. 3 is Grad Fair at Lakehead University! We invite all graduating students to join us in the Agora (Thunder Bay) or Cafeteria (Orillia) for an event that celebrates your huge accomplishment!

Come out to RSVP to Convocation, order regalia, pick up some memorabilia, and explore all of the options and resources available to you once you graduate!

For more information and a list of vendors please visit the Grad Fair website at https://www.lakeheadu.ca/studentcentral/graduating/grad-fair.

A discussion group focusing on Culture Shock experienced by students in Thunder Bay and the existence of social divides among students on campus as well as possible ways to remove these divides.

Our classes on Monday and Wednesday use both the shallow and deep ends of our pool, with options to use aqua belts or noodles. The class focuses on interval training and is easily adaptable for all workout levels from beginner to advance.

Our Friday class is focused in the shallow end on Aqua Cardio – incorporating dance moves to engage all major muscle groups, created an overall balanced workout!

For more information please visit thunderwolves.ca/fitness

Our classes on Monday and Wednesday use both the shallow and deep ends of our pool, with options to use aqua belts or noodles. The class focuses on interval training and is easily adaptable for all workout levels from beginner to advance.

Our Friday class is focused in the shallow end on Aqua Cardio – incorporating dance moves to engage all major muscle groups, created an overall balanced workout!

For more information please visit thunderwolves.ca/fitness

Join the Student Success Centre as we celebrate the opening of the new Career Zone!

An official ribbon cutting ceremony with remarks from Dr. Moira McPherson and Dr. David Barnett will take place at 11:00am. Refreshments will be served in the space afterwards. Learn about the career supports and services available.

Nominations are now open for the 2020 Indigenous Partnership Research Award! 

The Office of Aboriginal Initiatives would like to celebrate the partnerships between Lakehead University researchers and Indigenous communities and organizations by offering an annual award for Indigenous Partnership Research. In the past, research has often been on Indigenous people(s), rather than with Indigenous people(s). Lakehead University believes that research partnerships that benefit both the researcher(s) and the Indigenous community are most likely to lead to more productive relationships with, and improved conditions for, Indigenous communities. 

The Lakehead University Indigenous Partnership Research Award will be jointly awarded to a Lakehead University researcher or research team and a representative from their Indigenous partner(s), be it an individual, community or organization. The award consists of a certificate and a $500 cheque, one for researchers and one for the Indigenous partner.

Please see https://www.lakeheadu.ca/indigenous/ai-tb/call-for-nominations for more information and nomination form. Nominations are due January 31, 2019.

In the far north of Mongolia live the Tsaatan, a nomadic Indigenous tribe of reindeer herders who are among the world’s smallest ethnic minorities. Climate change and mining threaten their livelihoods, but misguided conservation policies pose a greater risk to their ability to thrive in a rapidly changing environment.