Soapstone is metamorphic rock composed essentially of talc and varying amounts of mineral impurities. What does that mean? Find out about the history and geology of soapstone during Stone Lab, a two-hour carving workshop hosted by the Arctic Institute of North America.
We hope you can join us for Arctic on the Edge - Friday, September 27, 2019 - MacEwan Ballroom, University of Calgary.
This is a one-day symposium on business, policy and research in the Arctic.
This free event will include:
Poster submissions are closed.
Thank you to those who registered. Registration is now closed.
An informal evening of discovery with Dr. Michael Moloney and Dr. Matthew Ayre and their search for NOVA ZEMBLA.
If you're looking for a free and fun activity, come visit the Earth Science for Society (ESfS) Geoscience Outreach Exhibition happening at the Big Four Building, March 18-20. Visit https://esfscanada.com/event/ for more information. See you there!
Adventure Canada is pleased to present North to South: Exploring the Arctic through Inuit Art.
Visit MRU North to South for more information
Join us for a screening of Forests, Fins & Footprints - Clearcutting a Community
Crowsnest Hall Multipurpose Room
Be sure to register as seating is limited!
A pdf of the event poster is available here.
The Department of Ecosystem & Public Health (EPH) invites you to the One Health Global Health Seminar Series.
If you are planning on attending, please RSVP to: abachir@ucalgary.ca
Arctic Soundings- A colloquium on the the intersections of Arctic research and art.
Register at: http://go.ucalgary.ca/arctic-soundings
For more information visit: http://go.ucalgary.ca/arctic-soundings
Join us for a screening of Qapirangajuq: Inuit Knowledge and Climate Change
Be sure to register for free ice cream
