Students in Nipissing University’s Masters of Environmental Studies/Master of Environmental Science program, and the Department of Geography will be showcasing their poster projects, representing the culmination of a year of original and independent research, in the second-floor R-Wing, at Nipissing University on Wednesday April 8, from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m.

The amazing and transformative research being generated at Nipissing University was on display recently during Research Week, which wrapped up on the evening of March 11 with a series of public presentations from award winning researchers.

Nipissing’s Native Creativity and the Arts students have created an installation that visualizes the Iroquois legend of Sky Woman that will be mounted in the foyer of the university’s Muskoka campus on March 30.