Archived Calgary Events

These Calgary events have been archived based on an expiry date set by the originator. Please note that these events are only presented for interest – to give volunteers, nonprofit organizations, and site visitors an opportunity to see the types of events occurring in Calgary, Alberta.
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Concussion: An open discussion (University of Calgary)

Category: Other Event
Dates: January 14, 2014 - January 14, 2014

The evening of speakers will discuss what is a concussion, how to detect it and when is it okay to return to sport. There is an open question period after the research presentation. Sponsored by University of Calgary,Hotchkiss Brain Institute and Alberta Children's Hospital Research Institute. Free admission - seating space limited. More info: http://www.research4kids.ca

Speaker:

Dr. Jeff Dunn, Dr. Kelly Brett, Dr. Karen Barlow

More information at http://www.ucalgary.ca/events/calendar/concussion-open-discussion

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Sean Clarke & Roger Feria Jr. - Flute and Piano Duo (University of Calgary)

Category: Other Event
Dates: January 13, 2014 - January 13, 2014

Sean Clarke and Roger Feria Jr., both alumni of the UofC Music program, are active performers and composers who split their time between Montréal and Calgary. They have collaborated together over several years, performing staples of the contemporary and classical flute and piano repertoire as well as their own works. During the 2013-2014 concert year, Sean and Roger will be presenting a recital in Calgary and Montréal focussing on works by Denis Gougeon and Mozart. The link between the two composers can be found in Gougeon’s L’oiseau Blessé for solo flute, which features a musical quotation from Mozart’s opera The Magic Flute. The choice of works is also in line with our view that contemporary music can be successfully integrated with the standard repertoire and allows for interesting parallels to be drawn between the two. Free event, open to the public More info: http://scpa.ucalgary.ca/events/sean-clarke-roger-feria-jr

Location:

Rozsa Centre

Speaker:

Sean Clarke and Roger Feria Jr.

More information at http://www.ucalgary.ca/events/calendar/sean-clarke-roger-feria-jr-flute-and-piano-duo

Keeping It Real in the Space (University of Calgary)

Category: Other Event
Dates: January 13, 2014 - January 13, 2014

• Mind blowing discussions related to Toxic Stress, and how fun stuff like Sex, Drugs, Internet, and Addictions can be “UnFun” when used to deal with stress. • Show how these impact your personal, neurological, social and academic life, and what you can do about it. • Too embarrassed to ask a question? Use AskFm to post anonymous questions @UofCMHECDerek What to bring: A Positive Attitude

Location:

That Empty Space

More information at http://www.ucalgary.ca/events/calendar/keeping-it-real-space

EES Seminar Series Talk "Residential Demand Response: Possibilities, Perspectives and Prospects" (University of Calgary)

Category: Other Event
Dates: January 13, 2014 - January 13, 2014

Title: "Residential Demand Response: Possibilities, Perspectives and Prospects" Presenter: Ian Rowlands, Professor, Department of Environment and Resource Studies, Faculty of Environment, University of Waterloo Abstract: Electricity systems around the world face multiple challenges, including mounting costs, growing environmental impacts and occasional service interruptions. This presentation examines residential demand response issues, drawing upon experiences from around the world as well as the presenter’s own smart grid-related projects in Ontario (Canada). More specifically, the possibilities for residential demand response are investigated, outlining how its effective application could conceivably improve system performance across multiple metrics. About Ian Rowlands Ian Rowlands is a Professor in the Department of Environment and Resource Studies (Faculty of Environment) at the University of Waterloo (Ontario). He is also a member of the Waterloo Institute for Sustainable Energy (WISE) at the University of Waterloo. Prof. Rowlands has teaching and research interests in three main areas: energy management strategies, international environmental relations and corporate environmentalism. Most of his current research activities focus upon the implementation of the ‘smart grid’ at various scales: from the household (understanding consumer behaviour and interactions with technologies) to the province (examining policies to encourage sustainable energy systems) to the international (international relations and cross-national comparative studies). Prof. Rowlands’s current research projects include his co-leadership of a social science partnership on smart grids in Canada (tinyurl.com/SG-Partnership) and his participation in the NSERC Smart Net-Zero Energy Buildings Strategic Research Network (www.solarbuildings.ca) and the Energy Hub Management System Project (www.energyhub.uwaterloo.ca). He is a member of the Ontario Power Authority’s Advisory Council on Conservation as well as a member of the Smart Grid Standards Advisory Committee (co-convened by the Standards Council of Canada and the Canadian Electricity Association). Prof. Rowlands earned a BASc in Engineering Science from the University of Toronto and a PhD in International Relations from the University of London (London School of Economics and Political Science). His website may be found at https://uwaterloo.ca/environment-resource-studies/people-profiles/ian-rowlands For more information about Prof. Rowland's talk please see: http://ucalgaryeesspeakerseries.eventbrite.ca/ Free and open to the public.

Location:

Gallery Hall - Taylor Family Digital Library

Speaker:

Ian Rowlands, Professor, Faculty of Environment, University of Waterloo

More information at http://www.ucalgary.ca/events/calendar/ees-seminar-series-talk-residential-demand-response-possibilities-perspectives-and

Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society Presents Land Use Plan for Southern Alberta (University of Calgary)

Category: Other Event
Dates: January 13, 2014 - January 13, 2014

Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) and the Faculty of Environmental Design will host an information session to encourage public feedback on a plan intended to balance the environmental, economic, and cultural well-being of the province. Back in October 2013 the Government of Alberta released the draft for the South Saskatchewan Regional Land-use Plan (SSRP). Public feedback is now being encouraged. Once the plan has been finalized it will determine how lands and water are managed in this region for decades to come. The SSRP region contains a diversity of ecosystems including grasslands, foothills and mountains. The region supports forested headwaters which provide clean water and flood regulation as well as imperiled native prairie grasslands, habitat for rare wildlife, and provide endless recreational opportunities. These resources also support thousands of jobs and families. To help people understand SSRP and how to participate in the development of the final plan, CPAWS will present an overview of the draft plan and communicate their main conservation concerns. They will also explore a variety of ways members of the community can express their views on the plan to the Government of Alberta. This is the last chance for Albertans to speak up on the plan. Come out and get informed so that you can make your voice heard. Free event. More info: http://evds.ucalgary.ca/event/canadian-parks-and-wilderness-society-presents-land-use-plan-southern-alberta

Location:

Professional Faculties building - Room 2165

Speaker:

Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society

More information at http://www.ucalgary.ca/events/calendar/canadian-parks-and-wilderness-society-presents-land-use-plan-southern-alberta

CHS/IPH Seminar (University of Calgary)

Category: Other Event
Dates: January 10, 2014 - January 10, 2014

The Department of Community Health Sciences and the Institute for Public Health present: The Returning Grant Strategy Panel: Developing Competitive Programmatic Grants Friday, January 10th, 2014 Time: 12:00 to 12:50 p.m. G500 – Health Sciences Centre, 3330 Hospital Drive NW, Calgary Dr. William Ghali Professor, Depts. of Medicine and Community Health Sciences, Scientific Director, Institute for Public Health, AIHS Senior Health Scholar With panelists: Braden Manns, Lynn McIntyre, Hude Quan, Melanie Rock Objectives: Understand the difference between research projects and a research program Learn how to strategize and plan for a program of research Appreciate the expectations of reviewers for programmatic grant applications This event is a self approved group learning activity (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification Program of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada After the seminar, you are invited for continued discussion over coffee and cookies. This seminar is also available via an online Elluminate session: To attend the seminar from another location via your computer, click on the Join Session link: https://elluminate.ucalgary.ca:443/join_meeting.html?meetingId=1276153917887 At the login prompt, enter your email address and enter your first and last name for the display name. This session does not require a password to join - please leave this field blank. You may join the session 60 minutes prior to the start time. It is advisable to test your audio before the seminar starts. The Elluminate session is also archived for later viewing at: https://elluminate.ucalgary.ca/recordings.html. On the calendar, choose the date of the seminar; select the CHS/IPH Seminar Series; and login as Guest, by entering your email address and name.

Location:

G500 - HSC Foothills campus

More information at http://www.ucalgary.ca/events/calendar/chsiph-seminar

The New Social Operating System: The Impact of Networked Technologies On Community, Family, and Work Relations (University of Calgary)

Category: Other Event
Dates: January 10, 2014 - January 10, 2014

The Department of Communication and Culture, The Department of Political Science, and The Department of Sociology Present: THE NEW SOCIAL OPERATING SYSTEM: THE IMPACT OF NETWORKED TECHNOLOGIES ON COMMUNITY, FAMILY, AND WORK RELATIONS A Talk with Prof. Barry Wellman Abstract: In his 2012 book Networked: The New Social Operating System (co-authored with Lee Rainie), Barry Wellman explores the latest paradigm shifts occurring in society: from group-centered relations to networked individualism and social networks. The far-flung and personalized internet along with the always available and accessible mobile devices have resulted in new social operating systems. The presentation will discuss how these structural changes play out for community, family and work relations. Bio: Sociologist Barry Wellman directs NetLab at the Faculty of Information, University of Toronto. His most recent award-winning book (with Lee Rainie) is Networked. In 1976, he founded the International Network for Social Network Analysis. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada and former president of the Social Research Association. He has won career awards from the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, as well as two sections of the American Sociological Association: Community; Communications and Information Technology. More info: http://comcul.ucalgary.ca/socialop

Location:

Biology Building RM. 587

Speaker:

Barry Wellman

More information at http://www.ucalgary.ca/events/calendar/new-social-operating-system-impact-networked-technologies-community-family-and-work

Department of Economics Seminar Series (University of Calgary)

Category: Other Event
Dates: January 10, 2014 - January 10, 2014

"Is Regulatory Rulemaking State-Contingent? An Empirical Analysis" Abstract: A fundamental question in macroeconomics is how monetary and fiscal policy should be designed to respond to economic fluctuations. Recently, however, an interest has also emerged in whether and how other types of policies - such as environmental regulations -should be made contingent on economic conditions. This literature has often disagreed about the extent to which state-contingent regulations are realistically possible. Taking a positive approach, this paper thus asks: To which extent is regulatory rulemaking already state-contingent? The core analysis takes advantage of a unique feature of the U.S. aviation safety system to overcome the usual identification problem of counterfactual regulatory burdens. The main [preliminary] result is that I .find evidence of state-contingent rulemaking on the extensive margin: A one-standard deviation increase in the air transport industry growth rate (+8%) increases the odds that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) imp lements a new air safety recommendation issued the following year by a factor of around 1.2, and is estimated to increase the aggregate share of safety recommendations implemented by 2-3 percentage points. In addition, I study suggestive evidence from other areas of regulation and .find patterns tentatively consistent with state-contingent regulatory behavior. For example, proposed regulations appear significantly more likely to be subject to additional government scrutiny during economic downturns. Free and open to the public. More info: http://econ.ucalgary.ca/seminarseries/winter2014

Location:

SS 423

Speaker:

Lint Barrage, University of Maryland

More information at http://www.ucalgary.ca/events/calendar/department-economics-seminar-series

"The Ethics of Reflexivity" Philosophy Speakers Program (University of Calgary)

Category: Other Event
Dates: January 10, 2014 - January 10, 2014

The Philosophy Speakers Program presents Jeremy Fischer (Calgary), "The Ethics of Reflexivity". More info: https://phil.ucalgary.ca/node/1007

Location:

Social Sciences Room 1253

Speaker:

Jeremy Fischer

More information at http://www.ucalgary.ca/events/calendar/ethics-reflexivity-philosophy-speakers-program

Lunch Hour Talk: The Image Materializes: Creating a Figurative Composition (University of Calgary)

Category: Other Event
Dates: January 9, 2014 - January 9, 2014

Come and follow in the artist's footsteps to understand how the sculptural idea is born, what it takes to conceptualize it and to bring it into reality. Lecturer Alicia N. Ponzo is a professional sculptor and experienced instructor based in San Francisco, CA. To learn more and view her work: www.aliciaponzio.com Made possible with Generous Support from: University if Calgary, Undergraduate Medical Education, Faculty of Arts and a Private Donation. This is a free event.

Location:

Arts Building 672

Speaker:

Alicia N. Ponzio

More information at http://www.ucalgary.ca/events/calendar/lunch-hour-talk-image-materializes-creating-figurative-composition

The University of Calgary Operetta Company presents: The Music Man (University of Calgary)

Category: Other Event
Dates: January 9, 2014 - January 9, 2014

Seventy-six trombones led the big parade, with a hundred and ten cornets right behind… “We got trouble my friends; right here in River City! With a capital T that rhymes with P and that stands for pool!” The University of Calgary Operetta Company has put together another quality production and will be singing and dancing their way into your hearts with the tunes from the classic, THE MUSIC MAN, in January 2014. THE MUSIC MAN is the story of suave, fast-talking traveling salesman Harold Hill who cons the people of River City, Iowa into buying instruments and uniforms for a boys' band he vows to organize — this despite the fact he doesn't know a trombone from a treble clef. This multiple Tony award-winning, critically acclaimed Broadway classic has it all — thanks to its quirky characters, charmingly predictable dramatic situations, and one-of-a-kind, nostalgic score of rousing marches, barbershop quartets and sentimental ballads which have become popular standards. Complete with a cast of 50 and orchestra of 27, THE MUSIC MAN will not disappoint as The University of Calgary Operetta Company embarks on their eight year of stellar full-length musical theatre and opera performances. Past productions include: West Side Story (2009), Miss Saigon (2010), Titanic: The Musical (2011), Guys and Dolls (2012), Children of Eden (2013), and Seussical (2013). Ticket Info: https://www.vendini.com/ticket-software.html?t=tix&w=a38f148f284bc75b1521277b9ffbe9f2 TICKETS: $20 each (adults); $15 each (students/seniors 65+)* Tickets are available online at www.UCalgaryOperetta.ca By calling 403-220-6800, or at the door (cash only) Group Ticket Requests (11+) Call, or email: tickets@ucalgaryoperetta.ca More Info: http://www.ucalgary.ca/operetta/

Location:

University Theatre (Craigie Hall; 200 University Court NW)

More information at http://www.ucalgary.ca/events/calendar/university-calgary-operetta-company-presents-music-man

Design Matters with Scott Marble (University of Calgary)

Category: Other Event
Dates: January 8, 2014 - January 8, 2014

Scott Marble is a founding partner of Marble Fairbanks and a faculty member at the Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation. He is the Director of Integrated Design at the GSAPP and is currently Director of the Integrated Design Studios for The Columbia Building Intelligence Project. The work of Marble Fairbanks is widely published internationally, has received numerous design awards and is part of the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). In 2008, the MoMA commissioned their project, Flatform for the exhibition Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling. Marble just completed editing a new book, Digital Workflows in Architecture: Design-Assembly-Industry that explores how the assimilation and synthesis of digital communications among architects, engineers, fabricators and builders is dramatically shifting how we work and our relationship to the tools we use. Design Matters with Scott Marble will weave together his recent work around the theme of workflows as a practitioner, writer and teacher. It will include a presentation of projects by Marble Fairbanks, excerpts from his new book and a synopsis of his research project at Columbia University, the Columbia Building Intelligence Project. Tickets: Students are free. Non-students $10 More info: http://evds.ucalgary.ca/event/design-matters-scott-marble

Location:

University of Calgary Downtown Campus

Speaker:

Scott Marble

More information at http://www.ucalgary.ca/events/calendar/design-matters-scott-marble

Win Your Textbooks (University of Calgary)

Category: Other Event
Dates: January 2, 2014 - January 22, 2014

Each term we award one lucky student with their term of textbooks for free! Come in and guess how many Kraft Dinner cups are on display and you could be that lucky student. There are two ways to enter: 1. Sign up at the cashier during check out. 2. Tweet your guess to us with the tag #UCbookKD (example. @uofcbookstore I think 320 cups #UCbookKD). All correct answers will go into our draw barrel. Good Luck! Location: Main Bookstore For more info: https://www.facebook.com/events/1446028635616921/

More information at http://www.ucalgary.ca/events/calendar/win-your-textbooks

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