The flag will be at half-mast Saturday, Oct. 3 until 3 p.m. for former ITS employee Audrey Gauthier, who retired in 2007 with 22 years of service. Gauthier died on Sept. 25 at the age of 68. A memorial service will be held at St. Stephen’s Memorial Ang …
Month: September 2009
Verbatim – An occasional feature excerpting reports on higher education
How web-savvy edupunks are transforming American higher education
Honours for sociologists
Three faculty members from the Department of Sociology received
honors at the 2009 Annual Meeting of the American Sociological
Association in San Francisco in August.
How current is Christianity?
Theology is on tap for a speaker series this year with a different
twist.
Volunteer Program celebrates 15th year
Are you a faculty or staff member who needs volunteers?
Good teachers learn to ‘fail better’
Teaching the first class of the academic year can be like learning
a new dance: the moves are tricky; you don’t know what steps
your partner is going to take; and whether you will complement each
other.
Planting the seeds for internationalization
Only two months on the job, University of Western Ontario president
Amit Chakma has already amassed a lengthy to-do list.
Lecture for one, resource for many
Every day this summer, Physics professor Martin Zinke-Allmang stood
in front of an empty room in one of the largest lecture halls on
The University of Western Ontario campus and began reciting his
lessons.
The mystery of the aphrodisiac pearls
Could Cleopatra drink her pearls?
Flag lowered for Sept. 11 anniversary
The flag will be at half-mast on Friday, Sept. 11 in memory of the
close to 3,000 individuals who lost their lives in the terrorist
attacks in New York City, Washington and Pennsylvania back in 2001.
Wanted: Non-music majors for ensembles
Non-music majors who play wind, brass or percussion instruments are
invited to audition for The University of Western Ontario Wind
Ensemble and Symphonic Band.
Normal bus service so far
London Transit says normal service has been provided so far despite
concerns about potential city bus delays beginning today due to a
disagreement with unionized drivers.
Calling all musicians
If you play a wind, brass or percussion instrument and would like
to be part of the university’s Wind Ensemble or Symphonic Band, now
is your chance.
Verbatim – An occasional feature excerpting reports on higher education
How web-savvy edupunks are transforming American higher education
Honours for sociologists
Three faculty members from the Department of Sociology received
honors at the 2009 Annual Meeting of the American Sociological
Association in San Francisco in August.
How current is Christianity?
Theology is on tap for a speaker series this year with a different
twist.
Volunteer Program celebrates 15th year
Are you a faculty or staff member who needs volunteers?
Good teachers learn to ‘fail better’
Teaching the first class of the academic year can be like learning
a new dance: the moves are tricky; you don’t know what steps
your partner is going to take; and whether you will complement each
other.
Planting the seeds for internationalization
Only two months on the job, University of Western Ontario president
Amit Chakma has already amassed a lengthy to-do list.
Lecture for one, resource for many
Every day this summer, Physics professor Martin Zinke-Allmang stood
in front of an empty room in one of the largest lecture halls on
The University of Western Ontario campus and began reciting his
lessons.
The mystery of the aphrodisiac pearls
Could Cleopatra drink her pearls?
Flag lowered for Sept. 11 anniversary
The flag will be at half-mast on Friday, Sept. 11 in memory of the
close to 3,000 individuals who lost their lives in the terrorist
attacks in New York City, Washington and Pennsylvania back in 2001.
Wanted: Non-music majors for ensembles
Non-music majors who play wind, brass or percussion instruments are
invited to audition for The University of Western Ontario Wind
Ensemble and Symphonic Band.
Normal bus service so far
London Transit says normal service has been provided so far despite
concerns about potential city bus delays beginning today due to a
disagreement with unionized drivers.
Calling all musicians
If you play a wind, brass or percussion instrument and would like
to be part of the university’s Wind Ensemble or Symphonic Band, now
is your chance.