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  • Professional Learning Community Session

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    This Professional Learning Community (PLC) session is centred around the book The Long Road Home by Debra Thompson.
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  • Get the Facts: Sexual & Reproductive Health Fair

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    A246 (Nipissing caf)
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    Get the Facts about your sexual and reproductive health! Ask important questions, get information and resources and collect free giveaways!
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  • UGRC Keynote Speaker

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    Nipissing University Theatre (F213)
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    Dr. Colin McCarter: “Releasing our toxic legacy: How wetland wildfires are releasing historical industrial pollution to our air, land, and water”
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  • Anishnaabe Ways of Life and Mathematical Applications

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    Zoom
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    Join us for a description of how this new course will provide an opportunity for students to deepen their understanding of mathematical concepts and their application from an Indigenous perspective. Understand how the course intends to empower students with the confidence to learn Anishinabek ways of teaching, knowing, and learning, and to help them articulate these concepts through class discussion, written, oral, and creative activities.
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  • Managing difficult classroom Conversations Workshop

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    Teaching Hub Sandbox (A252C) and Zoom
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    Teaching controversial subjects is an inherent part of some courses and disciplines. However, any course, particularly those dealing with current events, presents an opportunity for socially challenging or politically charged topics, such as race, culture, gender, disability and sexual orientation, to arise spontaneously in class or one-on-one discussions.
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