Budgeting 101
Money in, money out. It's all about tracking your cash flow and planning for the unexpected. Learn how to make your budget work for you.
On June 15 at 12:00 PM
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Your Brand Matters
Learn how to build awareness of your brand and use it effectively throughout your career.
On June 8 at 12:00 PM
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International students Banking in Canada
Coming to Canada can be exciting. While you're getting used to your new surroundings, the last thing you want to think about is your finances.
On June 1 at 12:00 PM
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As part of Lakehead University’s Wellness Strategy, we are pleased to launch our very first Spring Campus Beautification Days: an opportunity for our campus community to come together to spruce up the campus and lend a hand.
The entire university community including Lakehead employees and students are invited to join in planting and pulling weeds, collecting debris, and tidying up our rock gardens. This is also a fun way to get outdoors for fresh air and connect with others.
When:
Thursday May 19 between 12 pm and 3 pm;
Friday May 20 between 10 am and 1 pm.
Join us as you are available.
Where: Lakehead Thunder Bay
A welcome table with supplies will be available outside the Chancellor Paterson Library.
Refreshments supplied by Aramark.
Tools (trash pickers), gloves and trash bags will be provided; however, we encourage you to bring your own tools and gloves.
What can you expect?
• Rock garden clean-up/weeding outside of the Braun Building/Student Centre, CASES, Wolf Den and around Lake Tamblyn
• Flowers will be available for planting (weather dependent)
• Light clean up outdoors
• Debris/garbage clean-up throughout the main campus and walking paths
Everyone is welcome.
For more information contact Keith MacMillan, Physical Plant, at kdmacmil@lakeheadu.ca.
As part of Lakehead University’s Wellness Strategy, we are pleased to launch our very first Spring Campus Beautification Days: an opportunity for our campus community to come together to spruce up the campus and lend a hand.
The entire university community including Lakehead employees and students are invited to join in planting and pulling weeds, collecting debris, and tidying up our rock gardens. This is also a fun way to get outdoors for fresh air and connect with others.
When:
Thursday May 19 between 12 pm and 3 pm;
Friday May 20 between 10 am and 1 pm.
Join us as you are available.
Where: Lakehead Thunder Bay
A welcome table with supplies will be available outside the Chancellor Paterson Library.
Refreshments supplied by Aramark.
Tools (trash pickers), gloves and trash bags will be provided; however, we encourage you to bring your own tools and gloves.
What can you expect?
• Rock garden clean-up/weeding outside of the Braun Building/Student Centre, CASES, Wolf Den and around Lake Tamblyn
• Flowers will be available for planting (weather dependent)
• Light clean up outdoors
• Debris/garbage clean-up throughout the main campus and walking paths
Everyone is welcome.
For more information contact Keith MacMillan, Physical Plant, at kdmacmil@lakeheadu.ca.
In this LSLLN event, Graham Saunders (Climatologist, Lakehead University) will share data about the changing rate of turnover in Lake Superior. His presentation will be followed by large and small group discussion among audience members to see how this emerging trend could influence fisheries, ecosystems, tourism, and more. This event is open to the public, and all are invited.
To register visit www.tinyurl.com/NewLakeSuperior.
The Department of Geography and the Environment will be giving away tree seedlings at the Thunder Bay Country Market on May 18, as part of the LU Year of Climate Action. Planting a tree is a small action that we can all take to offset some of our continuing emissions of greenhouse gases.
Guidelines for successfully planting the species we are giving away (jack pine, white spruce, and black spruce) are available on the GDC webpage: gdc.lakeheadu.ca/plant-a-tree
Drive out to scenic Red Rock for an unplugged evening of poetry and acoustic music. Readings from Sprigs and Twigs: A Solitary Note & Selected poems, and new poems by Lakehead alum Terry-Lynn Johnson.
Music by Mike Kivari.
Dr. Elisabeth Cooper
Professor, UiT The Arctic University of Norway in Tromsø
Title: “The role of snow in High Arctic ecosystems and Near-Remote Sensing of vegetation on Svalbard”
CB 3013, or email biology@lakeheadu.ca for Zoom registration information
