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Events at: Robert H. Lee Alumni Centre

Saving by SavoringSimran Sethi presents Saving by Savoring: The Delicious Reclamation of Foods We Love

10 November 2016 12:00 pm
  • Venue: Robert H. Lee Alumni Centre

Journalist and educator focused on food sustainability and social change, Simran Sethi will be joining the UBC Future of Food Global Dialogue Series and UBC Reads Sustainability to discuss  loss of foods we love, the subject of her most recent book: The Slow Loss of Food we Love – Bread, Wine, Chocolate. Simran Sethi has spent close to five years meeting tireless, […]

8th Annual Burge Lecture – Dr. Ian Miller, Harvard University

29 March 2018 5:00 pm
  • Venue: Robert H. Lee Alumni Centre
  • Tags: Centre for Japanese Research, Institute of Asian Research

Join us for this year’s 8th Annual Burge Lecture “Illumination and its Discontents: Electricity Theft and the Political Economy of Japanese Energy” with guest lecturer Dr. Ian Miller, Professor of History at Harvard University.

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