Oki, and welcome to Indigenous Awareness Week 2025.
Results from March 20th to April 10th, 2025 for Guest Speaker
Dr. Tara MacDonald, candidate for the Director for the Centre for Feminist Research, presents her vision talk: Collaboration, Community, Celebration: A Vision for the CFR.
Join Ninna Piiksii (Chief Bird), Dr.
Join us for a teepee raising, inspiring alumni speakers, a lunch of beef stew and frybread, engaging panel discussions from Indigenous leaders, a scholarship announcement and more.
Alumna Marjie Crop Eared Wolf is a Káínai Secwépemc Multidisciplinary Artist as well as an Indigenous writer, designer, and liaison.
Dr. Jan Newberry
Guest speaker: Nora Wilson
Samia Henni's work addresses questions of colonization, wars, resource extraction, deserts, forced displacement, and gender dynamics.
What is the Future of Queer History? by Dr. Justin Bengry
Come join us for the fourth talk in our "Understanding Patriotism and Nationalism" Teaching Lecture Series: Tuesday, March 25 at 11a.m. in University Hall B730.
Nora Wilson & Koda Maxon
This talk covers the development of Heather Kehoe’s textile-based practice leading to her upcoming exhibition The Gift of Vacancy in the Project Space at Casa.
A talk by U of Alberta's Bridget Stirling
This symposium highlights fourth-year Bachelor of Music student projects from the Applied Research in Digital Audio Arts course.
Join us to hear about what our students are researching!
"Why Arthur Erickson Matters" by architecture critic and historian Trevor Boddy & film screenings of "Arthur Erickson’s Dyde House" and "Eppich House II"
Dr. Caitlin Friesen from the Neuroscience Institute at Georgia State University will talk about her work in this month's Psychology Seminar.
"Digging a Hole with a Garden Hose: Celebrations of Queer Survival Through Failure"
Health Interprofessional Seminar Series: Dr. Lawrence Loh: Swinging at Curveballs: Reflections on Leading and Resilience in Crisis from the Covid-19 Pandemic
Dr.
Health Interprofessional Seminar Series: Dr. Frederic Fu: Investigating Risk Factors for Neurological Disorders and Mental Illnesses Among People Experiencing Homelessness
Jessenia Buzunis-Delagneau, a student in Dr. Shelley Hoover’s lab studying bumble bees, will give a talk on her findings for Nature Lethbridge at the Helen Schuler Nature Centre.