Ghana - Press Releases | World Countries
Malaspina University-College student studies tongue-eating parasite
Malaspina University College | November 14, 2006
A passion for parasites led Malaspina University-College Biology student Aya Murakami all the way to Ireland....[continue]
Journalists for Human Rights presents John Gaudi, Nov. 15
Mount Allison University | November 14, 2006
Journalists for Human Rights (JHR) is pleased to welcome John Gaudi to Mount Allison University....[continue]
U of G Gets $4.7 Million for International Projects
University of Guelph | November 6, 2006
The University of Guelph has received nearly $5 million from the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) to enhance resource-poor livelihoods in Ghana and to restore the tsunami-affected areas of Sri Lanka, it was announced today....[continue]
Brandon University Alumni Association 2006 Alumni Awards
Brandon University | October 12, 2006
The Brandon University Alumni Association (BUAA) presented its 2006 Awards at the BU Fall Homecoming Banquet on September 30, 2006....[continue]
McMaster Engineers Without Borders volunteer in Africa
McMaster University | September 29, 2006
Two McMaster engineering students have recently unpacked their bags after completing a four-month volunteer term in Zambia and Ghana....[continue]
Performances will celebrate African and other cultures: York U
York University | September 27, 2006
The strings of a West African kora will mingle with the sound of a saxophone at York University this weekend during the first annual Humanity in Harmony performance collaboration....[continue]
Second annual World Rivers Day brings 100 events to BC, celebrations around the globe
British Columbia Institute of Technology | September 20, 2006
Rivers may not be the first thing that comes to mind when planning a visit to Taiwan, but British Columbia Institute of Technology instructor Mark Angelo will make a whirlwind trip there to help celebrate the second annual World Rivers Day on Sunday, September 24....[continue]
McMaster student volunteers in Ghana
McMaster University | September 12, 2006
While most university students spent their summer vacation working, traveling or relaxing at the cottage, McMaster student Emily Wilson spent a month volunteering in the West African country of Ghana....[continue]
It is definitely time to deliver
McMaster University | August 29, 2006
A student perspective on the XVI International AIDS Conference...[continue]
Allisonian headed to Ghana with Help the Aged Canada
Mount Allison University | July 17, 2006
SACKVILLE, NB — Melanie McDonald, a recent graduate of Mount Allison University has been hired as a youth intern by Help the Aged (Canada). McDonald, who graduated with a bachelor of arts (international relations) this May, will head to Tema, Ghana in August to work as a health program assistant. Tema is in Southeast Ghana near Accra. McDonald is one of six interns who has been hired to go overseas to work with the elderly....[continue]
Reporters awarded Canadian Journalism Fellowships at U of T
University of Toronto | June 23, 2006
Five journalists to spend year as senior residents of Massey College...[continue]
Building bridges with technology
McMaster University | June 20, 2006
Engineers Without Borders launches podcast series...[continue]
Africanist archaeologists meet at U of C
University of Calgary | June 13, 2006
The Society of Africanist Archaeologists will be holding an international conference on the University of Calgary campus next week....[continue]
Convocation will celebrate 1,694 degrees, diplomas and certificates
University of Regina | June 1, 2006
The University of Regina will present 1,694 students with degrees, diplomas and certificates at its annual spring convocation June 5-7 at the Conexus Arts Centre in Regina....[continue]
Students’ achievements recognized at convocation
University of Regina | June 1, 2006
University of Regina students will be recognized for a variety of achievements during the University's annual spring convocation June 5-7 at the Conexus Arts Centre....[continue]
Trent University Honours Largest Graduating Class at Convocation Ceremonies June 1 and June 2
Trent University | May 30, 2006
With a record 1,700 graduates, Trent University will celebrate its 39th Convocation over the course of four ceremonies on Thursday, June 1 and Friday, June 2....[continue]
Engineers Without Borders stay hot over the summer
McMaster University | May 25, 2006
While most undergraduates head home for summer, two members of McMaster's chapter of Engineers Without Borders are on their way to Africa....[continue]
Engineers Without Borders stay hot over the summer
McMaster University | May 25, 2006
While most undergraduates head home for summer, two members of McMaster's chapter of Engineers Without Borders are on their way to Africa....[continue]
Trent University Student Selected as One of Four Peter Gzowski Interns with CBC Radio
Trent University | April 28, 2006
Trent University is pleased to announce that Christopher Rompré, a fourth-year International Development Studies major who will be graduating this spring, has been named as one of four students from across Canada who will spend the summer working with CBC Radio as part of the prestigious Peter Gzowski Internship Program....[continue]
Event to Explore Diverse Roles of Drumming
University of Guelph | March 23, 2006
The University of Guelph’s JourneyMen men’s program and Counselling Services are hosting a special March 29 event aimed at exploring the traditions and significance of African drumming....[continue]
Fine Arts Festival celebrates The Accolade Project
York University | March 20, 2006
York University and the Faculty of Fine Arts is celebrating the official opening of The Accolade Project, York’s outstanding new $107.5 million, state-of-the-art teaching, exhibition and performance complex with a week-long Fine Arts Festival running March 20-26....[continue]
York Dance Ensemble headlines inaugural events in Sandra Faire and Ivan Fecan Theatre
York University | March 13, 2006
York University and its Faculty of Fine Arts celebrate the official opening of The Accolade Project, York’s outstanding new $107.5 million state-of-the-art teaching, exhibition and performance complex, with a week-long Fine Arts Festival running March 20-26....[continue]
The weight of the world: Engineers Without Borders campaign for international development
University of Toronto | March 2, 2006
Students bring public awareness to the streets of Toronto...[continue]
Fine Arts festival celebrates state-of-the-art Accolade Project at York University
York University | March 1, 2006
York University and the Faculty of Fine Arts celebrate the official opening of The Accolade Project, York’s outstanding new $107.5 million, state-of-the-art teaching, exhibition and performance complex with a week-long Fine Arts Festival running March 20-26....[continue]
Multilingual production of Antony and Cleopatra set for Feb. 1-4
Mount Allison University | January 27, 2006
The Mount Allison University campus is truly becoming a global village with the multilingual production of William Shakespeare’s Antony and Cleopatra....[continue]
Flags, food and fun kick off York University Multicultural Week
York University | January 26, 2006
Hundreds of colorful flags will be waving, feet will be dancing and the aroma of delicious foods from around the globe will be wafting over the campus as York University students celebrate the fourth annual Multicultural Week....[continue]
StFX Fall Convocation Awards 280 Degrees
St. Francis Xavier University | December 9, 2005
Three prominent social advocates honoured with Doctor of Laws...[continue]
U of C engineering students’ designs put to good use
University of Calgary | December 1, 2005
Third World country to benefit from innovative new projects...[continue]
U of T marks progress, challenges ahead on World AIDS Day
University of Toronto | November 25, 2005
Philip Berger to deliver keynote speechWith new UN statistics reporting Nov. 21 that more than 40 million people around the world are living with HIV/AIDS, the commemoration of World AIDS Day seems timelier than ever....[continue]
Student internships in human rights
Wilfrid Laurier University | November 15, 2005
The Canada Research Chair in International Human Rights (Rhoda E. Howard-Hassmann, Chair holder) sponsors a summer internship in human rights....[continue]
Laurier PhD candidate evaluates the impact of Environmental Information Systems
Wilfrid Laurier University | October 31, 2005
Geography and environmental studies PhD candidate Abednego Aryee has received a $19,000 Doctoral Research Award from the International Development Research Centre (IDRC)....[continue]
University of Ottawa fall graduates will be in good company
University of Ottawa | October 27, 2005
The ranks of University of Ottawa’s alumni will swell by more than 715 after this Sunday’s Fall Convocation ceremonies at the National Arts Centre....[continue]
Couple Leaves Legacy to Saint Mary’s University through $400,000 Endowment
St. Mary's University | October 23, 2005
Students at Saint Mary’s University will benefit from a significant bequest made by two long-time supporters....[continue]
Canada's Largest Orientation Week Begins
University of Western Ontario | September 2, 2005
About 32,000 students, including 6,000 first-year students have started to descend upon the campus of The University of Western Ontario as the new academic year begins....[continue]
Canadian ambassador John Holmes shares Iraq experience
Wilfrid Laurier University | February 8, 2005
At the beginning of a 90-minute presentation on Iraq and Canada’s role in rebuilding the violence-ridden country, ambassador John Holmes suddenly dropped down, disappearing behind the solid wooden lectern....[continue]
Getting ahead, giving back: Engineering student opens doors for black youth
University of Toronto | February 6, 2005
Ricky Neckles reaches out to his as positive role model and mentor...[continue]
