Annual Frost Cup Hockey Game vs Georgian College. Come on out and cheer for the Thunderwolves!
The Bora Laskin Faculty of Law, together with the Indigenous Law and Justice Institute, would like to extend an invitation to Lakehead students interested in attending our upcoming conference: "Languages, Land & Sovereignties: Revitalizing Indigenous Legal Orders."
The event takes place on January 27th, 2023, with a special Keynote by The Honourable Murray Sinclair taking place on January 26th (please note that Justice Sinclair will be joining remotely, the audience will attend in person at the PACI Building).
There is no cost to attend the event, but spots are limited and registration is required. Please sign up on the event site HERE and select "Non-Law Student" as your ticket type.
The Bora Laskin Faculty of Law, together with the Indigenous Law and Justice Institute, would like to extend an invitation to Lakehead students interested in attending our upcoming conference: "Languages, Land & Sovereignties: Revitalizing Indigenous Legal Orders."
The event takes place on January 27th, 2023, with a special Keynote by The Honourable Murray Sinclair taking place on January 26th (please note that Justice Sinclair will be joining remotely, the audience will attend in person at the PACI Building).
There is no cost to attend the event, but spots are limited and registration is required. Please sign up on the event site HERE and select "Non-Law Student" as your ticket type.
Did Someone say TRIVIA!?!?!?!?!?!
Our next fundraiser for the LUAA will be a trivia night to help raise funds for students to attend the CAA’s in May.
Where: The Barrel House (by the Sleeping Giant Brewery) - 750 Macdonell St, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 4A6
When: Thursday, February 9th, 2023 from 6 pm to 10 pm.
Doors open at 6 pm, and event will start at 7pm.
Cost: $10 per person (Payment will be CASH ONLY at the door)
As there are only limited spots available we ask that you please fill out this google form to reserve your spot before hand!
The theme will be general knowledge questions (with a few Anthropology questions of course!) Teams will be of Max 5 people and will be up to each individual to find a team at the event. The winning team will receive a prize TBA and there is a door prize of a local vendors gift basket for everyone to be entered to win.
Snacks will be provided and Non-Alcoholic and Alcoholic drinks will be available for purchase provided by Sleeping Giant Brewing Company.
If there is any questions or concerns reach out to us and we will be more than happy to answer them! Can’t wait to see you there!
To help our incoming international students start off the 2023 winter term strong, with a clear understanding of the academic rules here at Lakehead University, Student Affairs is offering a free, 2-part workshop in collaboration with Lakehead International. Limited spots are available, so register today!
https://forms.gle/jWMNYCG8UFiaLV2E9
Location: International Lounge (LI 0008)
Date: Friday January 20th (for Undergraduate Students)
Time: 10am - 3pm
10am-12pm
Part 1: Academic Integrity Matters (AIM) Course
The first part of this workshop will include an interactive tour through the AIM course material in a classroom setting. We will unpack each of the 8-modules from the AIM Course, discuss common academic integrity pitfalls and some often confusing grey areas. Students will work through each of the 8 quizzes and in the end, will receive their AIM Certificate of Completion.
*please bring a laptop or tablet with capable of connecting to WIFI so you can follow along on D2L
12-1pm
Potluck Lunch Break & Social
Participants are encouraged to bring their favourite dish to share for lunch. This will provide a great opportunity to visit and socialize during the break with the other workshop participants.
1pm-3pm
Part 2: Academic Writing Workshop
The second part of this interactive workshop will allow students to learn more about Lakehead's expectations for undergraduate/graduate-level academic writing. During the session, we will go through practice exercises to improve paraphrasing skills. The session will also provide students with a checklist for referencing their sources correctly.
To help our incoming international students start off the 2023 winter term strong, with a clear understanding of the academic rules here at Lakehead University, Student Affairs is offering a free, 2-part workshop in collaboration with Lakehead International. Limited spots are available, so register today!
https://forms.gle/jWMNYCG8UFiaLV2E9
Location: International Lounge
Date: Thursday January 19th (for Undergraduate Students)
Time: 10am - 3pm
10am-12pm
Part 1: Academic Integrity Matters (AIM) Course
The first part of this workshop will include an interactive tour through the AIM course material in a classroom setting. We will unpack each of the 8-modules from the AIM Course, discuss common academic integrity pitfalls and some often confusing grey areas. Students will work through each of the 8 quizzes and in the end, will receive their AIM Certificate of Completion.
*please bring a laptop or tablet with capable of connecting to WIFI so you can follow along on D2L
12-1pm
Potluck Lunch Break & Social
Participants are encouraged to bring their favourite dish to share for lunch. This will provide a great opportunity to visit and socialize during the break with the other workshop participants.
1pm-3pm
Part 2: Academic Writing Workshop
The second part of this interactive workshop will allow students to learn more about Lakehead's expectations for undergraduate/graduate-level academic writing. During the session, we will go through practice exercises to improve paraphrasing skills. The session will also provide students with a checklist for referencing their sources correctly.
Please join us for our January EPID Talks, scheduled for Friday, January 20 from 12:30-2:30. Dr. Vicki Kristman, Associate Professor, Department of Health Sciences, Lakehead University; Director, EPID @ Work Research Institute, will present "NOWW is the time: The Northern Ontario Worker & Workplace Cohort Study."
In this 2-hour workshop we will explore collections of original documents in person. We will discuss the creation, selection, and preservation of archival records, and how you can read, ask questions of, and understand them in context. We will be exploring early 20th century business documents at the Lakehead University Archives, though with advance notice the workshop can be modified to meet other particular interests. This workshop is for anyone interested in learning more about archival research.
Register: https://libcal.lakeheadu.ca/event/3712192
Develop practical knowledge and search skills for library research in Education. This session is offered both in person (BL2036) and online via Zoom. Learn about the different types of information resources specific to Education, how they can be located, and the effective use of search tools in Education.
Develop practical knowledge and search skills for library research in Education. This session is offered both in person (BL2034) and online via Zoom. Learn about the different types of information resources specific to Education, how they can be located, and the effective use of search tools in Education.
