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Former AFN National Chief Phil Fontaine to Speak in London
February 22, 2011
The Claude and Elaine Pensa Lecture in Human Rights
featuring
Chief Phil Fontaine, Former National Chief of the Assembly
of First Nations
"Legacy and Future: First Nations, Human Rights and Canada's Responsibilities"
Thursday, March 3, 2011 at 7:30 pm
Room 38, Faculty of Law
(see parking info below)
The University of Western Ontario
More
information
All are welcome to attend this free public lecture. A reception will follow in the Law Library.
Parking info:
For guests attending the
lecture, parking is available for $5.00 after 4 pm in the lots on campus,
including the Weldon Lot next to the building.
Click here for
a map showing the parking lots.
Power Shutdown March 1, 2011, Midnight to 5 A.M.
There will be a power shutdown during the early morning of Tuesday March 1, 2011,
between 12 midnight and 5 a.m. affecting a large portion of the London Campus
(Buildings A, B, C, D, E, F, H, J, L, M, N & SUB).
The shutdown for each building
is expected to last no longer than 30 minutes at some point during the time period
noted below. This shutdown will affect all normal power and lighting. Building
emergency systems, including emergency power, lighting and elevators will not be
affected.
Please inform your staff as required.
Questions or concerns should be directed to Nathan Gerber, Energy Coordinator, 519-452-4430, ext. 4691, ngerber@fanshawec.ca.
Shawn Harrington
Manager, Facilities Planning and Development
519-452-4430, Ext. 4354
sharrington@fanshawec.ca
Please inform your staff as required.
Questions or concerns should be directed to Nathan Gerber, Energy Coordinator, 519-452-4430, ext. 4691, ngerber@fanshawec.ca.
Shawn Harrington
Manager, Facilities Planning and Development
519-452-4430, Ext. 4354
sharrington@fanshawec.ca
3M Campus Recycling Project
The College has recently approved a program to collect and recycle used 3M
polyester transparency materials. Yellow bins with posters describing their
function have been created for placement in all academic offices and some
administrative offices for this purpose. In addition to collection of used
transparencies, used Expo brand dry-erase markers will also be collected using the
same bins. This material will be collected, to be forwarded to the appropriate
recycling partners on a regular basis. Thanks in advance for participating in this
initiative!
Professor Mark Henning
School of Applied Science and Technology
Professor Mark Henning
School of Applied Science and Technology
Social Science Speakers' Series - Judy Rebick
Judy Rebick will visit Fanshawe in March to talk about "Transforming Power:
From the Personal to the Political." The well-known Canadian journalist, political
activist and feminist wraps up the Winter 2011 Social Science Speakers' Series on
Thursday, March 17, 2011, 2:00 to 3:00 p.m., Room D1060, London Campus.
Click
here for more details (PDF).
Local Alzheimer Society launches intergenerational program with First Nations
An innovative program developed by the Alzheimer Society London and Middlesex
is now being launched with First Nations seniors and students in London and area.
The Generation LinkTM program pairs high school, college or university students with
seniors, and together they create a scrapbook or 'memorybook' of the senior's
photographs and mementos. At the end of the 12-week program, each memorybook is
presented to an audience of family members and loved ones.
First Nations students interested in participating can contact the Alzheimer's Society's volunteer coordinator, Ellen Cannon, at volunteercoordinator@alzheimerlondon.ca.
First Nations students interested in participating can contact the Alzheimer's Society's volunteer coordinator, Ellen Cannon, at volunteercoordinator@alzheimerlondon.ca.
