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Date/Time View	November 4, 2020

Start Date and Time	Event Details	Event Organizer(s)
Wednesday, November 04, 2020
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Making Groupwork Work All workshops with Learning Skills & Development currently take place online. Working productively in a group setting is a fundamental skill for university students. Make your next group work experience a positive one by learning some proactive strategies to deal with common difficulties that can arise when working in a group. The day of your workshop, please check your Laurier email to receive the Zoom link to join.	Teaching and Learning
12:30 PM - 12:50 PM	Walking Meditation Join us for our weekday Contemplative Pause series. In the middle of the work week, consider taking time to get outside. This 20-minute walking meditation with Kristine Lund, director of Luther’s spiritual care and psychotherapy programs, will give us the opportunity to be present to our lives and creation and then to reflect on the embodied experience of walking. Zoom link Meeting ID: 880 3048 1374 Passcode: 312251	Martin Luther University College
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM	Indigenous Students Drop-in Indigenous students are invited to drop in every Wednesday to build community and connection online. Join our Senior Peer Mentor and other peers to discuss challenges, successes, coursework and assignments. The drop-in will take place in our Live Classroom (please follow the instructions to access online).	Teaching and Learning
2:30 PM - 4:00 PM	Facing Your Anxiety Fears Learn to avoid avoidance: how our behaviours can make anxiety worse and the surprising way to get it to leave you alone. Skill-Building Modules for Anxiety will be held on a "drop-in" basis remotely over Zoom on Wednesdays from 2:30 to 4 p.m.	Wellness Centre
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM	BF190/BF199 Facilitated Study Group (Wednesdays) A facilitated study group (FSG) is a time and place for you to get together with other people from your classes and an FSG leader (someone who has previously taken the course) to discuss the course content and gain a deeper understanding of what is being covered in the class lectures and readings. This does not mean that the FSG leaders will teach you the content, but they will help you enhance your understanding of course material, and they can also help students with understanding assignment requirements. FSGs run until the last day of classes. FSGs are held in our Live Classroom (please follow the instructions to access online).	Teaching and Learning
5:00 PM - 5:40 PM	Open Door - worship and solidarity gatherings Join us for our Open Door. All are welcome. Various themes. Please see details below. bit.ly/LutherODFall2020 Passcode: 867295 Meeting # 886 1517 4573 Sept. 23 — Opening the Door: Set Free to Be Queer • Anne Anderson, Steve Hoffard Sept. 30 — Solidarity Gathering: TRC Orange Shirt Day • multifaith, no communion Oct. 7 — Opening the Door: There is Enough — Thanksgiving and food security Oct. 21 — Opening the Door: Moral Deliberation • John Milloy Oct. 28 — Solidarity Gathering: Reformation and Racism • multifaith, no communion Nov. 4 — Opening the Door: All Saints Nov. 11 — Mary (Joy) Philip Nov. 18 — Gyeong Kim, Mona Tokarek LaFosse and students Nov. 25 — Solidarity Gathering: UN Elimination of Violence Against Women • multifaith, no communion Dec. 2 — Florence Juma, Foyo Juma Dec. 9 — Advent At their best, university chapels are experimental spaces, places where people sift through narrative and poetry, music and ritual, history and practice to create from new combinations of old things something that is alive in the present. They offer a place to put the specialized knowledge of the university into conversation with larger human concerns; to consider the wisdom of religious thought and practice as part of our human inheritance; and to ask what we might learn through prayer, faith, and service.  Stephanie Paulsell, "When the chapel is the most open place on campus" in Christian Century, October 4, 2019.	Martin Luther University College

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