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Central Analytical Facility Technologist
Central Analytical Facility Technologist Full-Time Support Staff (10-month Contract) - profile
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Timothy Sibbald
E-mailtimothys@nipissingu.ca - page
Community Leadership Placement
The CLP is an integral part of Nipissing University’s Bachelor of Physical and Health Education. Students are required to complete both PHED 3106 and PHED 4106 courses, which grant them the opportunity of completing a combined total of 100+ hours of community based work placement in areas that complement their personal, academic and professional goals. - page
Associate Teacher Incentive Program and Awards
Learn about Associate Teacher incentive program and awards - Employment Posting
10-Month Laboratory Instructor (Permanent), School of Nursing
School of Nursing10-Month Permanent Laboratory InstructorSimulationist - page
Assistant Vice-President, Students
We place students at the core of our educational mission through the delivery of innovative, efficient, and effective programs and services. We strive to ensure Student Development and Services offers a gateway to enriched academic and personal development for each student. We respect diversity and strive to create a living and learning community accessible and supportive to all. - profile
Maria Aguillera Valle
E-mailmaguilleravalle@rdscan.nipissingu.caPhone extension4572 - profile
Ashley Marcellus
E-mailashleym@nipissingu.caPhone extension4705 - profile
Sandra Minor
E-mailsandrami@nipissingu.caPhone extension4224 - event
Remembrance Day
classes cancelled
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Canadore and Nipissing celebrate 21st Annual Welcome Pow Wow
The 21st Annual Welcome Pow Wow brought together students, staff, faculty, alumni, and First Nations community members at the campus pond to celebrate Indigenous cultures, community, and connection. Hosted by Enji giigdoyang, Office of Indigenous Initiatives, Nipissing University, and the First Peoples’ Centre, Canadore College, the annual celebration serves as a vibrant start to the academic year, focusing on bridging connections between new and returning students, alumni, and First Nations communities.