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Psych talk explores stress and eating
Psychology DepartmentSeminar SeriesNipissing University’s psychology speaker series welcomes Dr. Michael Emond, of the department of psychology at Laurentian University, to campus for a lecture titled Stress-Eaters and Stress-Undereaters: Factors Affecting their Bi-Directional Feeding Response in Humans and in an Animal Model, on Monday, March 26, at 10 a.m. in room F-210. -
Students share learning at 11th annual Undergraduate Research Conference
My NipissingResearchUniversity research has the power and potential to change the world and the next generation of Ontario’s scientists, scholars and researchers are showcasing their work this weekend at Nipissing University’s 11th annual Undergraduate Research Conference. -
Set your timer – 3MT at NU this Friday
My NipissingResearchThe Three Minute Thesis (3MT) is an annual competition for masters and doctoral students in which participants present their research and its wider impact in three minutes. Developed by the University of Queensland in 2008 to promote effective communication of research, over 170 universities from more than 18 countries will compete this year. -
NNV live on CBC, then welcoming Hamilton’s KANTO Vocal Ensemble
My NipissingNear North Voices – North Bay’s University-Community Choir, has a busy few weeks ahead of them. With choristers returning this week from a performance at Carnegie Hall in New York City, the choir will sing live on CBC’s Morning North on Friday, March 23, as they broadcast from the North Bay YMCA as part of the CBC’s 40th anniversary. -
Richler speaking at NU
My NipissingNoah Richler will deliver the keynote address, Truth in Fiction: Narrating Canada Today, for the university’s 11th annualUndergraduate Research Conference. -
Startup Festival at NU next week
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Your Degree Tells One Story. Your RSD Tells the Rest.
At Nipissing University, your education isn’t limited to lectures, labs and assignments. Some of your most meaningful learning opportunities happen in places that don’t show up on an academic transcript; and your Record of Student Development (RSD) turns those experiences into something official.
