University Lecture Series
ABOUT THIS PROGRAM
A consistent favourite, the University Lecture Series is guaranteed to pique your interest with a fascinating list of hour-long talks. This series features a line-up of scholars and thought leaders who weigh in on subjects across the intellectual spectrum, including history, politics, geography, art, science, architecture, media and more.
Every week offers another illuminating talk that will challenge your assumptions and potentially shift your perspective. Provocative, critical and insightful, this series welcomes learners of all ages.
The University Lecture Series is offered in person at the St George Campus in Toronto, Oakville and Markham. It is also available online.
UNIVERSITY LECTURE SERIES - FALL 2024
Expand the lists below for lecture information.
St. George - Fridays, 2:00 - 3:00 PM
October 4 Renew, Recharge, Reimagine: Tap You Inner Wellspring. Rona Maynard |
October 11 Battle of Britain: Canadian Airmen in Their Finest Hour. Ted Barris |
October 18 Bad Veterans and their Outsized Role in the American Narrative. Zak Jones |
October 25 The Audacity of Relevance: Critical Conversations on the Future of Arts & Culture. Alex Sarian |
November 1 Shadows of Tyranny: Defending Democracy in an Age of Dictatorship. Ken McGoogan |
November 8 AI Essentials: Understanding the Basics of Artificial Intelligence. Francine Dick |
November 15 What I Mean To Say Remaking Conversation in Our Time. Ian Williams |
November 22 Sound Wellness: An Immersive Learning & Sound Bath Experience. Bianca Lee |
November 29 Managing Canada-US Relations in Unpredictable Times. Adam Chapnick |
December 6 Gender, Swords, and Deserts: Exploring the power of the Queens Regnant of Jerusalem during the Crusades. Samantha Summers |
Markham - Thursdays, 12:30 - 1:30 PM
October 3 How to Make Change for Good Paul Klein |
October 10 The market impact of inclusivity with a focus on the disabled community. Rose Finlay |
October 17 Shadows of Tyranny: Defending Democracy in an Age of Dictatorship. Ken McGoogan |
October 24 The Audacity of Relevance: Critical Conversations on the Future of Arts & Culture. Alex Sarian |
October 31 Sound Wellness: An Immersive Learning & Sound Bath Experience. Bianca Lee |
November 7 Enjoy Your Latte: How to create a secure financial future while enjoying life today. Francine Dick |
November 14 What I Mean To Say Remaking Conversation in Our Time. Ian Williams |
November 21 Gender, Swords, and Deserts: Exploring the power of the Queens Regnant of Jerusalem during the Crusades. Samantha Summers |
November 28 What 19th Century Western Visual Culture Can Tell Us About Our Own. Eileen Wennekers |
December 5 Managing Canada-US Relations in Unpredictable Times. Adam Chapnick |
Oakville - Mondays, 12:00 - 1:00 pm
September 23 Shadows of Tyranny: Defending Democracy in an Age of Dictatorship. Ken McGoogan |
September 30 Truth and Reconciliation Day - no lecture |
October 7 Battle of Britain: Canadian Airmen in Their Finest Hour. Ted Barris |
October 14 Thanksgiving – no lecture |
October 21 Bad Veterans and their Outsized Role in the American Narrative. Zak Jones |
October 28 The Audacity of Relevance: Critical Conversations on the Future of Arts & Culture. Alex Sarian |
November 4 Canadian Women’s Hidden Accomplishments and Contributions to Society. Liz Muir |
November 11 What I Mean To Say Remaking Conversation in Our Time. Ian Williams |
November 18 How to Make Change for Good. Paul Klein |
November 25 What 19th Century Western Visual Culture Can Tell Us About Our Own. Eileen Wennekers |
December 2 The Waiting Room Revolution: A Social Movement to Improve the Patient Experience. Samantha Winemaker |
December 9 Managing Canada-US Relations in Unpredictable Times. Adam Chapnick |
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