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Meet Student Leader Dawn Corston
Dave Marshall Leadership AwardMy NipissingDawn has demonstrated her community leadership through her volunteer roles with the office of Indigenous Initiatives as Peer2Peer Mentor, Biidaaban Youth Group Volunteer, and Debwendizon Panelist. -
Meet Student Leader Riley Cormier
Dave Marshall Leadership AwardStudent Development and ServicesRiley has demonstrated community leadership through his extensive involvement within the community throughout his degree. He has been on the board of directors for both the Friends of Laurier Woods and Nipissing Naturalists. -
Meet Student Leader Mykaela Volpe
Dave Marshall Leadership AwardMy NipissingMykaela has demonstrated her leadership on campus through her roles as Varsity Athlete, Captain of the Women's Varsity Soccer Team, International Student Mentorship Program Mentor, Children's Soccer Coach, Volunteer Intramural Referee, Biidaaban Youth Group Volunteer, and Academic Success Program Student Assistant. -
Fine Arts Professor Completes Urban Mural for Up Here
Fine Arts/Performing ArtsGeneralMy NipissingLaura Petersen, an Associate Professor of Fine Arts at Nipissing University, recently completed an urban mural for Up Here. -
Meet Student Leader Emily Teeter
Dave Marshall Leadership AwardMy NipissingStudent Development and ServicesEmily has demonstrated her campus leadership through her roles as Residents' Council Yearbook Chair, Formal Committee Member, Residence Don, Living Learning Community Don, Community Assistant, Conference Presenter, Residence Open House Volunteer, and Frosh Leader. -
Meet Student Leader Carly Renaud
Dave Marshall Leadership AwardMy NipissingCarly has demonstrated her campus leadership through her involvement with a variety of the Office of Indigenous Initiatives’ programs and events. She has volunteered to be a Peer2Peer Mentor for three years, which involves being available to students for help with school work, advice, or even just a chat to relieve stress.
The Lake Nipissing Beading Project celebrates next chapter
It was standing room only at the NUSU Reflection Gallery at Nipissing University on Thursday, November 27 as members of the community gathered to celebrate the Lake Nipissing Beading Project (LNBP) and the next phase of its journey.