Title: How Education Benefits the World Student Speaker Challenge – FINAL SESSIONLocation: Andy’s Place (AH100), Anderson HallDescription: In this final session, 2 students who were choosen from the semi final rounds will compete for the winning prize of $500.
A panel of judges, with assistance from the audience will choose the first place winner. Second place will receive $300.Start Time: 19:00Date: 2010-03-09End Time: 21:00

Title: How Education Benefits the World Student Speaker Challenge – Semi Final Session 2
Location: Galileo’s Gallery, Students’ Union Building
Description: In this second semi final session, Keith Gardner and Kate Nesbitt, who were chosen from the first set of rounds will square off in an attempt to advance to the final round.
A panel of judges, with assistance from the audience will choose one student to advance to the final round. The other student will receive the third prize of $100 cash.
Start Time: 16:30
Date: 2010-03-02
End Time: 18:00

Title: Cinema Politica – The Coca Cola Case
Location: PE 261, First Choice Savings Centre for Sport and Wellness, University of Lethbridge
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Description: The Film
Columbia is the trade union murder capital of the world. Since 2002, more than 470 workers’ leaders have been brutally killed, usually by paramilitaries hired by private companies intent on crushing the unions. Among these unscrupulous corporate brands is the poster boy for American business: Coca-Cola.
Talk to Martin Gil: His brother Isidro was killed at point-blank range while working at …

Title: How Education Benefits the World Student Speaker Challenge – Semi Final Session
Location: Ballroom A, Students’ Union Building
Description: In this semi final session, James Falconer and Keith McLaughlin, who were chosen to advance from the first set of rounds, will square off in an attempt to go to the final session.
A panel of judges, with assistance from the audience, will choose 2 students to advance to the final round. The other 2 speakers will receive cash prizes of $100.
Start Time: 16:30
Date: 2010-02-23
End Time: 18:00

Title: How Education Benefits the World Student Speaker Challenge – Session 4Location: Galileo’s Gallery, Students’ Union BuildingDescription: In this fourth session, speakers Kate Nesbitt and Saikat Basu will each make a presentation answering the question “What is the value of post secondary education to the world?” Each presentation will be followed by a Q and A.
A panel of judges, with assistance from the audience, will choose one of the speakers to advance to the next round.Start Time: 12:15Date: 2010-02-02End Time: 13:30

Title: How Education Benefits the World Student Speaker Challenge – Session 3Location: Galileo’s Gallery, Students’ Union BuildingDescription: In this third session, Vanessa Lodermeier and Keith Gardner will each make a presentation answering the question “What is the value of post secondary education to the world?” Each presentation will be followed by a Q and A.
A panel of judges, with assistance from the audience, will choose one of the speakers to advance to the next round.Start Time: 12:15Date: 2010-01-27End Time: 13:30

Title: How Education Benefits the World Student Speaker Series – Session 2Location: Students’ Union Building – Ballroom ADescription: In this second session, speakers Keith McLaughlin and Cashe Erskine will each make a presentation answering the question “What is the value of post secondary education to the world?” The presentations will be followed by a question and answer period.
A panel of judges, with assistance from the audience, will choose one of the speakers to advance to the next round.Start Time: 12:15Date: 2010-01-19End Time: 13:30

Title: How Education Benefits the World Student Speaker Series – Session 1Location: Students’ Union Building – Ballroom ADescription: How Education Benefits the World Student Speaker Series
In this first session, speakers Selin Bilgin and James Falconer will each make a presentation answering the question “What is the value of post-secondary education to the world?” Following the presentations will be a question and answer period.
A panel of judges, with assistance from the audience, will choose one of the speakers to advance to the next round.Start Time: 12:15Date: 2010-01-13End Time: 13:30