history for lunch presents - "depicting the dharma: tibetan buddhist performance of text"

event date: 
thursday, october 26, 2017 - 1:30pm to 2:20pm edt
event location: 
thunder bay ryan building 1045
event fee: 
free and open the public.
event contact name: 
gail fikis
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history for lunch on 26 october will feature a short presentation and discussion by dr. brian dunn on "depicting the dharma: tibetan buddhist performance of text.”

as buddhism spread north to the tibetan plateau, buddhist teachers developed new and creative ways to take their teaching out of monastic contexts and turn them it into more publicly accessible art forms. this lecture explores how the historically scholastic and text-based traditions of indian buddhism got translated into a uniquely tibetan aesthetic of mandalas, murals, and tangka paintings.  

about the speaker: dr. brian dunn is a researcher and lecturer in religious studies and inter-faith engagement. he holds an undergraduate degree from 阿根廷vs墨西哥竞猜 and a masters and phd in religion and theology from oxford university. he lived and worked for a number of years in north india as head of religious education at an international school in the foothills of the himalayas, teaching religious traditions to 世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛 coming from a diversity of backgrounds. he has recently returned to his hometown of thunder bay and currently works as contract lecturer and adjunct professor at 阿根廷vs墨西哥竞猜 . his primary research interests are hindu bhakti, himalayan buddhism, world christianity and comparative method in theology and religion.

history for lunch is an opportunity to put a bit of history in your diet and for members of the community and the department of history to showcase their current research.

more information about the sessions can be found on the department of history website (history.lakeheadu.ca) and on our facebook page (facebook.com/lakeheadhistory)

leonard cohen: in his own words (film screening and discussion)

event date: 
tuesday, november 7, 2017 - 7:00pm to 9:00pm est
event location: 
trinity united hall, 310 park avenue (across from the armoury)
event fee: 
free. everyone is welcome.

november 7, 2017 marks the first anniversary of leonard cohen's passing.

a public event organized to commemorate it will feature a free screening of the documentary leonard cohen: in his own words. the film offers an unmediated insight into leonard cohen's thoughts on growing up, writing, love, monastic life, human condition, and 'the third act' - some of the key themes that run through cohen's work and inform his philosophy of life (and death). 

the screening of the film will be followed by a q&a discussion session.

the event will take place on november 7, 2017 at 7 pm, in the trinity united hall, 310 park avenue (across from the armoury). 

this event is free and sponsored by 阿根廷vs墨西哥竞猜 's faculty of social sciences and humanities, the departments of english, history, political science, and sociology, the north of superior film association, and the shaarey shomayim congregation.  

the power of the prime minister in canada

event date: 
tuesday, november 14, 2017 - 8:00pm to 9:00pm est
event location: 
o’kelly vc armoury (317 park avenue)
event fee: 
free. everyone is welcome.
event contact name: 
dr. michel s. beaulieu
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how did the first pms shape the office?

how has the pm's role changed in the last century?

does the argument of a recent centralization of power still hold?

join us as dr. patrice dutil discuss how his latest book, prime ministerial power in canada: its origins under macdonald, laurier and borden, 1867-1920, explores these questions and the implications the answers have for canadian domestic and international decision making.

about the presenter: patrice dutil is a professor in the department of politics and public administration at ryerson university. before joining the department in august 2006, he was the acting executive director and director of research at the institute of public administration of canada (ipac). he is a frequent commentator on public affairs on radio and television, including a past regular panelist on tfo’s weekly program “360.”

the presentation is made possible by the thunder bay branch of the canadian international council, 阿根廷vs墨西哥竞猜 ’s department of history, and lakehead international. it also also the thunder bay launch of prime ministerial power in canada (ubc press) and copies of the book will be available for purchase at the event.

6th annual military sympsium - post-combat and recognition

event date: 
saturday, november 25, 2017 - 8:30am to 4:30pm est
event location: 
o'kelly vc armoury (317 park avenue)
event fee: 
free. everyone one is welcome (no rsvp required)
event contact name: 
dr. michel s. beaulieu
event contact phone: 
(807) 343-8341
event contact e-mail: 
event contact web: 

each fall the department of history, lake superior scottish regiment, the hmcs griffon, and the thunder bay branch of the canadian international council partners to hold a free symposium focusing on issues relating to the canadian forces.

this year's symposium is focused on issues surrounding post combat and recognition and will be held on 25 november. our keynote speaker is dr. christopher mccreery, mvo, frcgs frhsc. he will speak on "canada’s afghanistan experience and the coming of age of the canadian honours system."

the complete 'at a glance' program can be downloaded by clicking here. 

additional partners include the ontario historical society, thunder bay military museum, thunder bay historical museum society, northwestern ontario archivists' association, 阿根廷vs墨西哥竞猜 library archives, 阿根廷vs墨西哥竞猜 alumni bookstore, rose n' crantz roasting company, and the thunder bay public library.

more information about the annual symposium can be found at //m.hsbcwebinars.com/academics/departments/history/annual-military-symposium

“tommy horricks & friends: adventures in music through the years”

event date: 
tuesday, november 28, 2017 - 7:30pm to 9:00pm est
event location: 
thunder bay museum (425 donald street east)
event fee: 
free. everyone is welcome!
event contact name: 
dr. thorold tronrud
event contact phone: 
(807) 623-0801

on 28 november, tommy horricks will be presenting “tommy horricks & friends: adventures in music through the years.”

this presentation is part of the 2017-18 thunder bay historical museum society's lecture series sponsored by the department of history. since 1908, the thunder bay historical museum society has been regularly holding talks on a wide range of topics on the fourth tuesday of each month at the thunder bay museum (425 donald street east) from september to april.

war from the inside: exploring the psychology of c.g. jung

event date: 
friday, january 12, 2018 - 7:00pm to 9:30pm est
event location: 
trinity hall, trinity united church (30 algoma street south)
event fee: 
free. everyone is welcome/
event contact phone: 
(807) 346-7725
event contact e-mail: 
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"war from the inside" is the eighth lecture in the annual jung series presented by religious studies professor marie taylor in the department of history. 

the presentation explores twentieth century european war through the observations and insights from swiss psychologist c.g. jung.

free and open to the public. 

aspects of the history of nolalu and area

event date: 
tuesday, january 23, 2018 - 7:30pm to 9:00pm est
event location: 
thunder bay museum (425 donald street east)
event fee: 
free and open to the public.
event contact name: 
dr. thorold tronrud
event contact phone: 
(807) 623-0801

on 23 january, harold alanen will be presenting “aspects of the history of nolalu and area.

this presentation is part of the 2017-18 thunder bay historical museum society's lecture series sponsored by the department of history. since 1908, the thunder bay historical museum society has been regularly holding talks on a wide range of topics on the fourth tuesday of each month at the thunder bay museum (425 donald street east) from september to april.

free and open to the public.

history for lunch - “returning to history: historical narrative and the politics of eternity in illiberal hungary, 2010-present”

event date: 
thursday, january 25, 2018 - 1:30pm to 2:30pm est
event location: 
thunder bay tba | orillia tba
event fee: 
free. everyone is welcome!
event contact name: 
gail fikis, administrative assistant
event contact phone: 
(807) 346-7725
event contact e-mail: 

history for lunch on 25 january will feature a short presentation and discussion by dr. steven jobbitt, assistant professor of history, on “returning to history: historical narrative and the politics of eternity in illiberal hungary, 2010-present.”

description will be posted shortly. 

history for lunch is an opportunity to put a bit of history in your diet and for members of the community and the department of history to showcase their current research.

more information about the sessions can be found on the department of history website (history.lakeheadu.ca) and on our facebook page (facebook.com/lakeheadhistory)

cancelled - luhs bonfire and skating night

event date: 
wednesday, february 7, 2018 - 7:00pm to 10:00pm est
event location: 
lake tamblyn
event fee: 
free. everyone is welcome.

the 阿根廷vs墨西哥竞猜 historical society is hosting a bonfire and skating at lake tamblyn on 7 february between 7 and 10 pm. free hot chocolate will be available courtesy of the department of history.

history for lunch - "climate change knowledge from below and from above: differing views of climate change in the western himalayas"

event date: 
thursday, february 15, 2018 - 1:30pm to 2:30pm est
event location: 
orillia oa 2019
event fee: 
free. everyone is welcome!
event contact name: 
gail fikis, administrative assistant
event contact phone: 
(807) 346-7725
event contact e-mail: 

history for lunch in february will feature a short presentation and discussion by dr. pallavi das, associate professor of history, exploring "climate change knowledge from below and from above: differing views of climate change in the western himalayas."

history for lunch is an opportunity to put a bit of history in your diet and for members of the community and the department of history to showcase their current research.

more information about the sessions can be found on the department of history website (history.lakeheadu.ca) and on our facebook page (facebook.com/lakeheadhistory)

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