Canadian Studies at Michigan State University

Events

Mid-Michigan

March 15-16, 2007
Climate Change in the Great Lakes Region: Decision Making Under Uncertainty, MSU Kellogg Conference Center. Registration information will be available soon on the MSU Environmental Science and Policy Program website.

March 18, 2007
Canadian Fiddler Natalie McMaster to perform at the MSU Wharton Center for the Performing Arts. See the official press release here. For Tickets, see the Wharton Center website. See student ticket information for this and other performances at Wharton here.

April 20-21, 2007
First Nations, The Great Lakes, and The Environment; Tri-National Implications. MSU International Center, Room 303. Apr. 20 8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M.; Apr. 21 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M.
The Conference featured keynote speakers Winona LaDuke - White Earth tribal member and internationally known activist and environmentalist and Frank Ettawageshik - chairman of the Little Traverse Bay Band of Odawa Indians.
The Conference will focus on the tri-national aspects of the environmental crises facing the Great Lakes. For more information, please see the conference's CFP page: here.

Rest of Michigan and the Midwest

March 27, 2007
Michigan Canadian Studies Roundtable will have a joint meeting with the Ohio Canadian Studies Roundtable at the
La-Z-Boy Center of Monroe County Community College. For more information, click here.

Rest of the U.S.

No events listed at this time.

Canada

May 27-30, 2007
Canadian Indigenous/Native Studies Association Conference 2007: “Diversity in Indigenous/Native Studies Scholarship and Research: Same Journey, Different Canoes or Same Canoes Different Directions” at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. For more information, click here.