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2007 Edutravel Information Night
Brock University | October 26, 2006
Opera Italia, Great Cathedrals of Europe and a Baltic Cruise - these are just some of the exotic trips that will be offered by Brock University's Edutravel program in 2007....[continue]
International students hold International Bazaar to celebrate the sharing of cultures and cuisines
Memorial University of Newfoundland | October 19, 2006
Memorial’s International Student Advising Centre and international students are coming together at the International Bazaar for a celebration of world cultures and cuisines....[continue]
Three Santamarians will be saluted at Saint Mary’s Fall Convocation
St. Mary's University | October 17, 2006
Saint Mary’s University will be paying tribute to three of its own at this year’s Fall Convocation....[continue]
University and community service to be recognized at 2006 Clark Awards
University of Windsor | October 4, 2006
A dedicated feminist who has devoted her retirement to the work of the University of Windsor’s Friends of Women’s Studies, the organizing group for the Distinguished Visitor in Women’s Studies program, is one of five outstanding community and University of Windsor supporters who will be honoured with the 2006 Clark Award....[continue]
University and community service to be recognized at 2006 Clark Awards
University of Windsor | October 2, 2006
A dedicated feminist who has devoted her retirement to the work of the University of Windsor’s Friends of Women’s Studies, the organizing group for the Distinguished Visitor in Women’s Studies program, is one of five outstanding community and University of Windsor supporters who will be honoured with the 2006 Clark Award....[continue]
Malaspina to offer business program in India
Malaspina University College | September 22, 2006
Students in India will soon be able to earn a Malaspina diploma without leaving their country....[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]
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]
Dalhousie Announces Spring Convocation Honorary Degree Recipients
Dalhousie University | April 25, 2006
During spring convocation ceremonies, May 23-May 31, 2006, Dalhousie University will award honorary degrees to nine prominent Canadians in recognition of their significant accomplishments....[continue]
Conference brings together global experts to examine challenges of fighting infections and chronic diseases
University of Toronto | April 18, 2006
World health issues to be addressed by international experts...[continue]
April 2006 Women on Women issue of Ecclectica now available online
Brandon University | April 5, 2006
Women on Women, the Spring 2006 issue of the Brandon University e-zine Ecclectica, is now available online!...[continue]
Buddhist Studies Program to receive a $4-m gift from Tung Lin Kok Yuen, Hong Kong
University of Toronto | April 3, 2006
Largest UTSC gift to establish endowed visiting professorship, conference series...[continue]
York University student named Miss Universe Canada
York University | March 30, 2006
The York University student who has won Miss Universe Canada will be speaking about the importance of self-esteem and self-confidence to school children during her term....[continue]
TWU announces its third university president today
Trinity Western University | March 17, 2006
Following a unanimous vote, the Trinity Western University Board of Governors is pleased to announce today the naming of Jonathan S. Raymond, PhD, as the third president of Trinity Western University, the Christian liberal arts university in Langley B.C....[continue]
Multicultural Week at Malaspina Feb. 27 to March 3
Malaspina University College | February 27, 2006
Community members from Nanaimo and the surrounding region are invited to help celebrate Multicultural Week at Malaspina University-College in Nanaimo....[continue]
Trent University's HOPE Holds Second Annual Fundraising Dinner for Tsunami Relief
Trent University | February 2, 2006
Savour the Flavours of South East Asia and Help Rebuild Areas Devastated by the Tsunami...[continue]
Trent University to Host Minister at the Canadian Embassy in Berlin on February 6
Trent University | February 2, 2006
Robert Vanderloo to Deliver Talk on Canadian-German Relations, the Foreign Service as a Career, and the Youth Mobility Agreement...[continue]
The uOttawa 24 Hour Debate Challenge for Nelson House
University of Ottawa | January 25, 2006
In its 125th year, the English Debating Society of the University of Ottawa, has decided to repeat last year's phenomenally successful 24-hour Debate Challenge (a.k.a. Debate-A-Thon) in support of a charitable cause....[continue]
Hart House debaters take gold at World University Debating Championship
University of Toronto | January 5, 2006
Duo downs more than 320 other teams...[continue]
Rotman professor among world’s top tax experts
University of Toronto | December 7, 2005
Jack Mintz, Deloitte & Touche Professor of Taxation at the Rotman School of Management, has been named to the Tax Business 50 list of the world's most influential tax experts....[continue]
International Education Week Fair to highlight international opportunities available for students at Memorial
Memorial University of Newfoundland | November 9, 2005
Are you interested in travelling? Studying overseas? Getting international experience? Then take advantage of this exciting opportunity to learn about international programs and study/work abroad programs for Memorial students....[continue]
Giant ape lived along-side humans
McMaster University | November 7, 2005
A gigantic ape, measuring about 10 feet tall and weighing up to 1,200 pounds, co-existed alongside humans, a geochronologist at McMaster University has discovered....[continue]
UBC Researcher Seeks Solution to Largest Mass Poisoning in History
University of British Columbia | October 21, 2005
A UBC geological engineer is looking for ways to alleviate daily arsenic poisoning of up to 80 million people in Bangladesh and India....[continue]
The science of crime: forensic science program to host 7th annual seminar
British Columbia Institute of Technology | October 4, 2005
BCIT’s Forensic Science Technology Program will host its 7th annual day-long seminar this Saturday, October 8, at the Burnaby Campus. The topic: Crime and Science 2005 – Terrorism and Mass Disasters....[continue]
President's Installation attracts dignitaries from around the world
University of Alberta | September 30, 2005
Presidents and dignitaries from major universities in Canada and around the world, including Germany, Japan, Mexico, and Thailand, are among the 2,400 people attending the installation of the University of Alberta's 12th president, Indira Samarasekera (SAM-er-ah-SAKE-ah-rah), Sunday, September 25th at 3pm in the Jubilee Auditorium....[continue]
"Girl in the picture" Kim Phuc to speak at York on 30th anniversary of Vietnam War
York University | September 28, 2005
Legendary "girl in the picture" and York honorary doctorate Kim Phuc will speak at a forthcoming conference at York U commemorating the 30th anniversary of the Vietnam War....[continue]
