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Laurier Distinguished Lecture Series

Wilfrid Laurier University’s Distinguished Lecture Series showcases the innovative research, ideas and expertise of Laurier faculty members across a wide range of disciplines. Learn from scholars who are shaping conversations in their fields and beyond. This is a chance for the Laurier community to explore emerging discoveries, engage with thought-provoking perspectives, and gain a deeper understanding of our research ecosystem.

The Laurier Distinguished Lecture Series is open to Laurier faculty members, staff, students and community members. Events are in person and free of charge. Lunch will be served. No registration required.

Location: Theatre Auditorium, Savvas Chamberlain Music Building, Waterloo campus

Agenda: Lunch served at 12:45 p.m. Three short lectures from 1:15 to 2:15 p.m.

Presenters:

  • Lianne Leddy - Relations over water: Indigenous women, fur trade families, and the digital archive
  • Julie Mueller - Keeping the learner in the loop: What AI is revealing about teaching and learning
  • Jennifer Williams - Women’s cardiovascular health across the lifespan

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