Curious to know what a lecture is like in a university setting? Or are you curious to know what the Faculty of Environmental & Urban Change students are learning about? Sign up for a lecture below. High school students are welcome to join on March Break 2026. Applicants may select any of the dates below. Lectures are offered both in-person and virtually.
Time:
- March 19 | 10:15 AM – 12:00 PM
- March 20 | 2:15 PM – 4:30 PM
Instructor: Adeyemi Olusola
Course: EU/GEOG 1402 – Physical Geography: The Dynamic Earth
Description: The Earth is constantly changing. Explore our global landscapes and the dynamic processes that have shaped the surface of the Earth throughout its history. Learn how interconnections among land, water, air, and living things drive variation in landforms, ecosystems, and biodiversity around the globe and through geologic time.
Date & Time: Thursday, March 19 10:30 AM (50 minutes)
Location: Keele Campus
Language of Instruction: English
Instructor: Lisa Myers
Course: EU/ENVS 1100 – The Land We’re On: Treaties, Art and Environment
Description: This course introduces students to historical and current ideas about land, with an emphasis on Indigenous perspectives. Through analysis of art and media art, students will engage critical approaches by scholars, activists and creatives who challenge dominant modes of power. Students will gain an understanding of treaty relations across Canada, build media analysis skills, and communication skills.
Date & Time: Friday, March 20 2:30 PM (110 minutes)
Location: Keele Campus
Language of Instruction: English
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