To the Lighthouse: Dr. Elizabeth Wells at TEDxBishopsU

Dr. Elizabeth Wells has been a professor in the Mount Allison Music Department since 2001. She earned her Bachelor of Music degree from the University of Toronto and then pursued a career in public broadcasting, working as a music programmer and producer of a variety of classical music programs for CJRT-FM in Toronto. In 1993, she was accepted to the Doctoral program in musicology at the Eastman School of Music. In 2007 Dr. Wells was awarded Mount Allison's Crake Teaching Award in Arts, and in 2008 was the recipient of the University's Herbert and Leota Tucker Teaching Award. Dr. Wells's talk focuses on the aspirational elements of what a university can and should be: a paradise.
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[@carlottadunn3279]

I couldn’t tell you what this Ted talk was about

[@tabatam]

Funny, this talk wasn't in the US or about its institutions...

[@amityville768]

i thought memoryhouse is playing at ted sigh

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make speed 0,75

[@MetFansince]

I was bored 3 minutes in. Why do people do these talks? I never want to meet anyone who has done a TED talk.

[@carlatate7678]

This talk is about nothing.

[@旭亮搜神记]

Very uninteresting and empty.