Information Services Section, Library (Tel: 3411 2724)
How do we define espionage in the digital age, and what role does it play in foreign policy-making? Is
national security more important than the individual's right to privacy? In this event, these issues will be
explored and illustrated with reference to examples such as the case of Edward Snowden.
Date:
19th November (Wed)
Time:
4:30pm - 5:20pm
Venue:
Academic Commons, Level 2, Main Library, Shaw Campus
Facilitator:
Dr. Krzysztof Sliwinski
CCL Status:
Participants will receive a half credit for attending this Event
Learn professional resume and job application letter writing skills and polish your writing.
Date:
20th November 2014 (Thu)
Time:
11:30am - 1:20pm
Venue:
Group Study Room 1, Learning Commons, Level 2, Main Library, Shaw Campus
Facilitator:
Ms. Rita Gill
CCL Status:
Participants will receive a full credit for attending this Event
This Event has the same content as that held on 25 Sep. Please note that students will not receive CCL credit for this Event if they attended the earlier identical session.
We must never underestimate the importance of symbols. When something becomes iconic, it is
imprinted in the imagination of people and has a power all of its own. In this sense, the symbols of the
French Republic, specified in the article 2 of the French Constitution and inspired by the French
Revolution, represent the values and the foundations of the nation whose fundamental principles are
liberty and equality. In this session, participants will review and discuss these different symbols to
understand why they are important.
Date:
21st November 2014 (Fri)
Time:
1:20pm - 2:30pm
Venue:
Group Study Room 1, Learning Commons, Level 2, Main Library, Shaw Campus
Facilitator:
Ms. Céline Dias
CCL Status:
Participants will receive a half credit for attending this Event
