Due to my continuing common cold, Thursday lecutre class is cancelled. Please review the lecure material posted on Blackboard in Chapter 5.1. I hope to be back for Friday 10:30 am lecture. Make-up lecrure class will be scheduled.

The Department of Philosophy is pleased to present: Jason Marsh PhD Candidate in Philosophy at the University of Western Ontario. “Might We Be Radically Deceived About How Happy We Are?” Recent work in the psychology of happiness indicates that people are generally quite happy with their lives. It is tempting to celebrate, as oppressed to analyze evidence that most people are happy. But other factors should lead us to wonder about these results. In fact, a surprising strong case can be made for the claim that we are much less happy than we think- something that has led some philosophers to cash human procreation in a negative light. I explore and soften the worries in question. Thursday, February 23, 2012 Carleton Hall, Room 106 4:00 pm All are welcome, refreshments will be served.

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Join us for a workshop designed to help you along the path to answering life’s big questions. In this hands-on workshop, you will learn about the different facets of yourself that contribute to making important career decisions, such as ‘what should I do with my life?’ and ‘what job is a good fit for me?’. Students attending this session will learn about the various career-based assessments that are available at UNB, and will also be given the opportunity to complete some of these tests. This workshop is free to all UNB Saint John students, and is intended to be a fun, interactive way to start (or continue!) your career development process. For more information, or to speak with a counsellor about your career goals and decision-making, please contact Freeman at 648-2308 or sjcounsellor@unb.ca .

Get the most out of this term and make it work to your advantage. This free 45-minute workshop is designed to give you practical ideas that can start helping right away.  Students who are unable to attend are encouraged to contact Leigh-Ellen Thomas, Student Development Coordinator at lethomas@unb.ca (OHG16) to make an appointment.

If you are interested in finding out more on how to begin an exciting and rewarding career in Dental Hygiene, Oulton College is holding an information session.