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Thinking: An RSAW Collaboration Collider
Posted in Research, Scholarly & Artistic Work, College Vision
Jan 22, 2019
Sixteen short films about research, scholarly and artistic work in the College of Arts and Science
Come learn about the work of College of Arts and Science faculty at Thinking: An RSAW Collaboration Collider
Tuesday, Jan. 22
3:30–5 pm
Neatby-Timlin Theatre (Arts 241)
RSVP to leanne.mack@usask.ca
Sixteen College of Arts and Science faculty members will explain their research, scholarly and artistic work on the theme of “thinking” in a series of two-minute films. Wine and cheese to follow.
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