We invite Lakehead Faculty and Staff to visit Lakehead's newest labyrinth, the Wellness Path, for an informational session on using the labyrinth as an educational tool.

Trained facilitators will be on-hand to share information on labyrinth walking for wellness and to support faculty and staff in considering how to use the labyrinth for educational and community-building purposes.

 No experience is necessary. Wear outdoor-appropriate clothing and comfortable footwear.

We are pleased to announce our Fall 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 weeding, 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:
Wednesday September 21 10 am- 1 pm (drop-in any time)
Thursday September 22 between 10 am- 1 pm (drop-in anytime)

Where: Lakehead University Thunder Bay campus.
*A welcome table with supplies and information will be available outside the Chancellor Paterson Library.

Tools and trash bags will be provided; however, we encourage you to bring your own gloves.

What can you expect?
• Rock garden clean-up/weeding outside of the Braun Building/Student Centre, CASES, Wolf Den and around Lake Tamblyn
• Light clean up outdoors
• Debris/garbage clean-up throughout the main campus and walking paths

Everyone is welcome.

Email Sustainability Coordinator Devon Lee at dlee2@lakeheadu.ca for more information or with any questions.

We want to hear your voice! Join us in a community discussion where we will explore:

• What has YOCA accomplished?
• Why is climate action important for our University?
• What important learning can we take from YOCA to inspire and inform climate action moving forward?

This event will involve a mixture of presentations, breakout room discussions, and creative storytelling. Your involvement will help the YOCA Coordinating Committee, and Lakehead University, explore how we can continue to be a climate leader. Please join!

All who attend will be entered into a prize draw!

Register here.

Join an in-person workshop, facilitated by Betty Carpick, where you will get creative making and writing 'postcards for climate action' that will be mailed to politicians, family members, decision-makers.

Limited space is available. Please register here.

This event is hosted by the Lake Superior Living Labs Network (LSLLN) and sponsored by Residence and Conference Services. 

Learn about projects and policies Lakehead University has implemented to reduce energy and enhance sustainability performance.

Presented by Hugh Briggs.

Click here to register: https://lakeheadu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwuf-2gqDMvGNcoNirbVirCBRZkG...

How can we embrace the complex feelings we have about the climate crisis? How can our feelings of fear, anger, powerlessness, and anxiety be recognised and affirmed in ways that translate into possibility, community, and motivation? 

In this workshop, we will co-create a safe space for recognizing, embracing, exploring, and processing our complex feelings related to the climate crisis together.

Facilitated by Dr. Lindsay Galway, Canada Research Chair in Social-Ecological Health and Associate Professor in Health Sciences, Dr. Ellen Field, Assistant Professor in Education, and Ledah McKellar, Sustainability Coordinator.

This circle is being offered to students only at this time. Register here.

Join faculty members from the Department of English to discuss important books about climate change! All are welcome!

Discussion led by Dr. Douglas Ivison

Book: Blaze Island (Catherine Bush)

Email cell@lakeheadu.ca for more information.

Join faculty members from the Department of English to discuss important books about climate change! All are welcome!

Discussion led by Dr. Daniel Hannah

Book: Hummingbird Salamander (Jeff Vandermeer)

Email cell@lakeheadu.ca for more information.

Join faculty members from the Department of English to discuss important books about climate change! All are welcome!

Discussion led by Dr. Cheryl Lousley

Book: The Yellow House - A Memoir (Sarah Broom)

Email cell@lakeheadu.ca for more information.

Starting Wednesday, November 3, our fall/winter TALL Thunder Bay series explore the dilemma of Climate ACTION: What/Now? Five Canadian experts will join us to discuss what climate action is and what we can do as a society in the face of a climate crisis.

Date(s): Wednesdays

Time: 9:30 am to 11:15 am