Coming Events Nov 2001

events by date	November
	Event:	Tools with No Warranty: State-sponsored Entrepreneurship Training Programs in Saskatchewan by Joanne Butler, postdoctoral fellow in Sociology
	Time:	12:00 noon
	When:	Wednesday, November 3
	Where:	BAC 325 (third floor lounge)


	Event:	Getting to the Root - The Role of Morphemes in Language and Literacy Development by Helen Deacon, Dept of Psychology, Dalhousie University
	Time:	3:00 p.m.
	When:	Friday, November 5
	Where:	BAC 244
	Information:	Part of Acadia's Department of Psychology Colloquium Series. All are welcome.


	Event:	Baby Sitting Course (8 hrs) Ages 11-12
	Time:	9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
	When:	Saturday, November 6
	Where:	Acadia Athletic Complex
	Information:	Registration: $30. All registrations done through the Acadia Box Office (credit card registrations can be done by calling 542-5500). For more information contact: Angela Curry, Fitness & Instructional Program Coordinator at 585-1610, firstaid@acadiau.ca


	Event:	English Department presents: Anthony Harding, Biography and Privacy: What Romantic Biographers Couldn’t Tell
	Time:	7:30 p.m.
	When:	Monday, November 8
	Where:	BAC, Room 234
	Information:	For more information, contact Ralph Stewart at ralph.stewart@acadiau.ca


	Event:	President's Campus Open Hour
	Time:	11:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon
	When:	Tuesday, November 9
	Where:	Wheelock, Small Lounge
	Information:	Dr. Gail Dinter-Gottlieb welcomes members of the Acadia community to join her for regular open meet and greet opportunities.


	Event:	Memories of a Don Messer Jubilee
	Time:	7:00 p.m.
	When:	Friday, November 12
	Where:	Festival Theatre
	Information:	The Heritage All Star Band salutes our veterans… A special Remembrance Day performance featuring the unforgettable Messer sounds; special performance by Canadian Grand Masters Fiddle Champion, Scott Woods.


	Event:	English Department presents: Cameron Jess on his new novel, Soul Voyage
	Tim:	7:30 p.m.
	When:	Monday, November 15
	Where:	BAC, Room 424
	Information:	For more information, please contact Ralph Stewart at ralph.stewart@acadiau.ca


	Event:	Lunch & Letters presents: Writing Children’s Books on Human Rights: some experiences in Mexico and Canada by Benjamin Santamaría Ochoa
	Time:	12:30 to 1:30 p.m.
	When:	Wednesday, November 17
	Where:	BAC, Room 424
	Information:	For more information, contact Ralph Stewart at ralph.stewart@acadiau.ca.


	Event:	Symposium on the theme: Slums, Global Poverty and Human Rights with keynote speaker, Benjamin Santamaría Ochoa, Acadia's Writer-in-Residence
	Time:	5:30 – 6:30 p.m.
	When:	Wednesday, November 17
	Where:	BAC 244
	Information:	Panel guests will be asked to give ten-minute reflections on their experience or understanding of the enormous demographic, political, economic and religious significance of slums. Refreshments to follow and a showing of the film ‘The City of God’, which focuses on the trauma and tragedy of the great favelos of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil.


	Event:	Early Childhood Development Research Across Cultures: Stories from Peru, Canada, Japan, India, Russia, and Italy by Nora Didkowsky, Former Acadia Honours Student
	Time:	3:00 p.m.
	When:	Friday, November 19
	Where:	BAC 244
	Information:	Part of Acadia's Department of Psychology Colloquium Series. All are welcome.


	Event:	President's Campus Open Hour
	Time:	11:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon
	When:	Tuesday, November 23
	Where:	Students' Union Building, McKeen Room
	Information:	Dr. Gail Dinter-Gottlieb welcomes members of the Acadia community to join her for regular open meet and greet opportunities.


	Event:	Gender Identity Disorder by Nancy Bartlett, Department of Psychology, Mount Saint Vincent University
	Time:	3:00 p.m.
	When:	Friday, November 5
	Where:	BAC 244
	Information:	Part of Acadia's Department of Psychology Colloquium Series. All are welcome.


	Event:	Leo Mackay on his recent novel Twenty Six
	Time:	7:30 p.m.
	When:	Friday, November 26
	Where:	BAC 424



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