From the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s 94 Calls to Action, to an ever-growing climate justice movement, and from demands for gender equity to resistance to austerity movements and far-right nationalism, meaningful classroom conversations across the curriculum have never been more vital.

Join best-selling author David Stocker (Maththatmatters, and Maththatmatters 2) for a one-hour exploration of ideas and activities that pull together history, language, mathematics, science, political science and social justice.

The Faculty of Education is pleased to present this event on Wednesday, February 12 from 12:00-1:00 pm in Room 2034 of the Bora Laskin Building.

Welcome back! Join us in the Agora for a hot drink, academic or career advice, or even a frozen mocktail!

See the full schedule of events above or visit this page.

Please join us for the following presentations:

The association between supervisor mental health training and workplace
mental health stigma. Chris Viel, MHSc. Lakehead University.

Developing the FIIIRE Lab: Integrating lab and field based research methods
towards improving firefighter work health. Dr. Kathryn Sinden, Lakehead
University.

Keeping the Boomers in the Labour Market: Examining Workplace
Accommodations Needs and Employment Outcomes of Older Workers Across
Job Sectors in Canada. Dr. Josh Armstrong, Lakehead University.

Student: Joanne (Chiao-En) Kao
Date: January 14th
Time: 12-2
Location: ATAC-3004

Thesis Title: Attachment styles and functions of self-harm in adults with nonsuicidal self-injury

Supervisor: Dr. Josephine Tan; 2nd reader: Dr. Deb Scharf; GSC Chair: Dr. Dwight Mazmanian

Please join us for a retirement party, honouring Mary Lysenchuk's retirement. Everyone is welcome to come out to The Study on January 24th from 3:00pm - 6:00pm! For more information you can email psychology@lakeheadu.ca.

The Student Success Centre Career Zone proudly welcome Amy Sellors, actress and communication coach, to deliver an interactive workshop.

Join Amy as she teaches students how to effectively network with employers, in preparation for the Career and Summer Job Fair.

More details of the event to follow.

Join the Student Success Centre Career Zone and RBC in preparing your resume for the Career and Summer Job Fair.

Drop in to the Career Zone between 10:00am-2:00pm to have your resume reviewed. Resources will also be available for resume tips and tricks.

Join the Student Success Centre in the Career Zone to learn how to use the Big Interview tool.

This is an excellent resource for all students wanting to learn about interview skills and to practice mock interview questions.

Drop in to watch a quick demonstration any time between 1:00pm-3:00pm.

Thursday, Dec. 19 - 3 to 6 pm

• Workshops and sustainable fashion
• networking engagements and interactive lectures
• fashion and its interconnected relationship to the environment
• Collaboration with Academia
• Indigenous runway shows
• and more

SDNR is proud to host the Thunder Bay Indigenous Fashion Week. As part of a movement to create opportunities for Indigenous women and youths  living in remote regions of Ontario, the week's activities will include a networking event, workshops, as well as a marketplace. The week will wrap with a final fashion show. 

The week will begin with an interactive lecture by Indigenous Ph.d scholar Charlene Lindsay. This event will be held on December 17th, 2019 at the Bora Laskin Faculty of Law (Lakehead University) from 1:00pm - 3:00pm. 

Workshops such as Dress Making, Beading, Drumming Circles and various other Cultural activities will be combined with opportunities to learn more about the revitalization of Indigenous fashion, arts and languages. These events will be held on December 18th at the Agora complex from 3:00pm - 7:00pm. 

The Indigenous runway show will feature some of the most eclectic Designers, Artists and fashionista's from many of the remote fly-in only First Nation communities and will also be held at the Agora complex from 12:00pm -6:00pm on December 19th, 2019.

Click here for more information.

Are you a new Graduate Student beginning your studies in Winter 2020 at the Thunder Bay campus? If so, we would love to meet you at our orientation welcome session in the New Year!
Any questions regarding this event can be directed to: susan.white@lakeheadu.ca
~Your Faculty of Graduate Studies Team