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University Technology Services
Basic pageTechnology Services (UTS) is dedicated to assisting all members of the Nipissing University community make effective use of a wide range of information technologies. Highly skilled and customer service oriented staff ensure University members are able to optimize their academic and professional endeavours through the use of technology. Technology Services is located in A139. -
Contact Technology Services
Basic pagetechsrv@nipissingu.ca - Classroom Support cell phone: 705-477-4822 - Audio Visual: audiovisual@nipissingu.ca - Video Conferencing: videoconf@nipissingu.ca -
WebAdvisor Instructions
Basic pageLinks to Faculty Instructions for Rosters, Grading and Schedules, Student Instructions for Registration, Accessing T2202A -
Faculty Instructions for Rosters, Grading, and Schedules
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Student Instructions for Registration
Basic pageThe following instructions/information will assist you with respect to WebAdvisor workflows maintained by the Office of the Registrar. -
Training and Events
Basic pageConsent Belongs Here is Nipissing University’s campaign to end sexual violence through education, prevention and outreach. The hashtag #nuconsentculture is included as a symbol to start a campus-wide conversation around preventing sexual violence. Throughout the year, Consent Belongs Here will be organizing events and initiatives on campus focused on sexual violence prevention and education. -
MENtal Strength
Basic pageMENtal Strength is a mental health awareness campaign developed by Student Intervention Services and Mental Health & Wellbeing to challenge myths about male mental well-being, to increase awareness and discussion of men’s mental health, reduce stigma, and support men to have real conversations about how their emotional well-being and seek support with mental health services. -
Documentation
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Indigenous Classroom Assistant Diploma Program (ICADP)
Basic pageThe Indigenous Classroom Assistant Diploma Program (ICADP) offers its students the opportunity to explore the role of the classroom assistant who works with children in elementary public and First Nation schools. -
Teacher of Indigenous Language as a Second Language Program (TILSL)
Basic pageThe Teacher of Indigenous Language as a Second Language (TILSL) Program provides students who are fluent in Indigenous languages the opportunity to earn a Certificate of Qualification and Registration as an Indigenous Language teacher.