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Over $20,000 raised for students
ArticleNipissing’s Annual Giving program raised more than $20,000 in cash and pledges for student scholarships, bursaries and awards during this year’s campaign. -
Ownership of the Bracebridge Campus of Nipissing University transferring to Dewey Educational Group
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Paine-Mantha not seeking new term
ArticleVicky Paine-Mantha, Nipissing University’s vice-president finance, administration and strategic capital projects, has decided that she will not seek a new term when her current one ends on September 1, 2012. -
Pair of books for Dr. Ferguson
ArticleCongratulations to Dr. Kristen Ferguson, associate professor of language arts in the Schulich School of Education, on the recent publication of two books with Oxford University Press. -
Palliative Care discussion at Award Winners Speaker Series
ArticleNipissing’s Award Winners Speaker Series takes on a serious discussion on January 21, 2014 at 7 p.m. in the Harris Learning Library with Dr. Trevor Frise Smith’s talk: Standardized, Comprehensive Assessment - Integration of Care Planning using the interRAI Palliative Care. -
Panel discussing English degree careers
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Panel discussion kicks off lecture series
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Pangea Cup reclaimed by faculty - stunning show of last minute brilliance
ArticleLast year was an unsettling year for the fans of the beautiful game as many perennial powerhouse clubs were eclipsed by relatively unknown squads for coveted premiere soccer titles and Nipissing’s Pangea Cup championship title was no exception as the faculty fell to the students in a thrilling contest. -
Panthers vs. Lakers Rally 4 Food Charity Games tonight
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Partnerships shaking history and affecting change
ArticleDr. Katrina Srigley builds partnerships to challenge the way people work and think about the stories of our pasts. Her work, in partnership with the North Bay Indian Friendship Centre informed the provincially-mandated ten-year housing plan for the District of Nipissing and is highlighted in the Friendship Centre’s recently released publication, Walking the Red Road, a report and action plan for North Bay’s Urban Aboriginal Strategy.
