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"Living in the North" Short Story Competition Winners
ArticleThe committee unanimously awarded prizes to the following three stories: Paige Linklater-Wong's story "The Fire and the Fall". Matthew Sullivan's story "Accompanied Voice". Aidan Adrain's story "On Route 116". Congratulations Paige, Matthew, and Aidan! -
Sarah Holt, Nipissing Students shares about "Life Changing" travel abroad course to Italy
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Laura Peturson completes urban mural for Up Here 2015
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Degree Frames

Proudly display your degree
with a custom Nipissing University degree frame.Degree frames are available for purchase year-round and make great gifts!
With your purchase, you will be supporting ongoing student and alumni programs, scholarships and services. All frames are Canadian-made using eco-friendly materials under fair labour conditions by our supplier, Tempo Framing. Wooden frames are made from poplar.
Please allow 2-4 weeks for processing and delivery of your frame order.
We do not accept refunds on degree frames. Exchanges only.*
Thank you for your understanding!*Additional processing and shipping charges may apply
Order Information
To order your frame, simply fill out the online order form here.
All prices advertised include tax and a $22.00 shipping fee to anywhere in North America.
For international shipping rates or questions regarding your order, please call 705‑474‑3450 ext. 4573 or email alumni@nipissingu.ca.
No refunds. Exchanges only. Additional processing and shipping charges may apply to exchange orders.
Frame Types
Diplomat Satin Plus Frame

Diplomat Satin Plus Frame
A blue suede mat has been introduced to the Diplomat to give the mat surface more texture. The Nipissing University crest is tastefully emblazoned in gold but looks even more striking against the suede surface and mahogany coloured poplar frame. A gold wood fillet has been added to the mat opening which highlights the degree even more than a triple mat and gives the frame a three-dimensional look.
Measurements
Exterior mat/glass size: 12” x 15”
Exterior frame: 14 ⅞” x 17 ⅞”
Mat window opening: 8” x 10 ½”Price: $250.00
Diplomat Satin Frame

Diplomat Satin Frame
The top of the line 'Diplomat' poplar degree frame is made from a solid hardwood imported Italian molding with a highly lacquered mahogany coloured finish. The degree is accentuated by an acid-free triple mat, featuring Nipissing University in gold.
Measurements
Exterior mat/glass size: 12" x 15"
Exterior frame: 14 ⅞” x 17 ⅞”
Mat window opening: 8" x 10 ½”Price: $225.00
Rideau Espresso Frame

Rideau Espresso Frame
The Rideau Espresso frame has a very wide molding (1.75") with an espresso (brown) finish. It has a scooped out profile rather than a rounded profile.
Measurements
Exterior mat/glass size: 12" x 15"
Exterior frame: 15" x 18"
Mat window opening: 8" x 10 ½”Price: $165.00
Briarwood Frame (mahogany or black)

Briarwood Frame (mahogany)

Briarwood Frame (black)
The 'Briarwood' is made from solid hardwood with a wider, flatter molding and a dark satin finish. The frame is available in mahogany or black satin finish. The frame features an acid-free double mat with Nipissing University imprinted in gold.
Measurements
Exterior mat/glass size: 12” x 15”
Exterior frame: 14 ⅝” x 17 ⅝”
Mat window opening: 8” x 10 ½”Price: $195.00
Double Briarwood Frame (mahogany or black)

Double Briarwood Frame (mahogany)

Double Briarwood Frame (black)
This frame is the perfect gift for a Nipissing University double degree graduate - i.e. Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Education or Bachelor of Education/Master of Education. This frame is available in mahogany or black satin finish.
Measurements
Exterior mat/glass size: 15” x 22”
Exterior frame: 17 ⅝” x 24 ⅝”
Mat window openings: 2 - 8” x 10 ½”Price: $235.00
Classic Wood Frame

Classic Wood Frame
This classic wood degree frame is constructed from solid hardwood with a walnut coloured finish. The frame features an acid-free double mat with Nipissing University tastefully emblazoned in gold.
Measurements
Exterior mat/glass size: 12” x 15”
Exterior frame: 13 7/8” x 16 7/8”
Mat window opening: 8” x 10 1/2”Price: $140.00
Black Vogue Metal Frame

Black Vogue Metal Frame
Proudly showcase your achievement by framing your degree in a high-quality, black tone frame, complete with an acid-free single mat emblazoned with Nipissing University.
Measurements
Exterior mat/glass size: 12” x 15”
Exterior frame: 12 ½” x 15 ½”
Mat window opening: 8” x 10 ½”Price: $125.00
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16 Days of Activism

What are the 16 Days of Activism?
The 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence is an annual international campaign that begins on November 25, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, and goes until December 10, Human Rights Day. This campaign started in 1991 to call out and speak up on gender-based violence and to renew our commitment to ending violence against women, girls, and 2SLGBTQI+ individuals.
What is Gender-Based Violence?
Everyone has the right to live free from violence. However, many Canadians across the country continue to face violence every day because of their gender, gender expression, gender identity or perceived gender. This is referred to as gender-based violence (GBV) and violates human rights.
If you look closely, you will see the roots of GBV all around you, in media messages that objectify women, in the jokes that demean LGBTQ2 (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Two-Spirit) people and in the rigid gender norms imposed on young children.
Who is affected by gender-based violence?
While violence affects all people, some people are more at risk of experiencing violence because of various forms of oppression, such as racism, colonialism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia and ableism. Certain populations, based on key statistics, are more likely to experience GBV, including:
- women; young women, and girls;
- Indigenous women, girls and Two-Spirit
- Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual (LGB) and people of other sexual orientations than heterosexual;
- Transgender and gender-diverse people;
- women living in Northern, rural, and remote communities; and,
- women living with disabilities.
For more information visit https://women-gender-equality.canada.ca/
Ways you can get involved:
- Wear Purple on Monday, November 25, to show support and raise awareness about gender-based violence; take a photo and share it on social media. Remember to use #16Days and tag us so we can share your post @ConsentBelongsHere on Instagram
- Participate in the 16 Days of Activism: Empowerment Tour on Tuesday, November 26, 2024, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. This is a valuable opportunity to learn about trauma-informed and survivor-centered services available in our community. You'll have the chance to visit local organizations, explore their facilities, and gain insights into the resources they offer.
- Honour victims and survivors of gender-based violence on December 6th, The National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, informally known as White Ribbon Day, is commemorated in Canada on December 6. This date marks the anniversary of the 1989 École Polytechnique massacre, during which fourteen women were murdered, and ten others were injured in an act motivated by a hatred of feminism.
- How to participate:
- Wear a white ribbon and light luminaries in memory of victims of gender-based violence (available at our tables on December 3rd, 4th and 6th in the NU Hallway)
- Contribute to our visual display of solidarity and support.
Campaign Events
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International Admissions
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2021 Award Recipients
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Thank You Thursday
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Centre for Teaching and Learning

The Centre for Teaching and Learning is committed to excellence, leadership, and transformation in curricular planning, teaching and learning practice, and scholarship. We collaborate with faculty, staff and students across the university, focusing on transformational teaching and learning practice by providing professional development, consulting services, educational technology support, extended learning opportunities and administration, and supporting educational leadership.
Our Mandate
Updated February 2026
Informed by Nipissing’s Academic Plan and Operational Plan, with its clear commitments to student experience, procedural integrity, Truth and Reconciliation, and Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (EDIA), the Centre for Teaching and Learning will
- Support faculty and teaching staff in identifying, creating, and sharing meaningful and inclusive learning experiences for Nipissing students and community members
- Foster a culture of accountable and innovative pedagogy that honours our collective responsibility to Truth and Reconcilation, nurturing a diverse learning community where Indigenous ways of knowing are centred and celebrated
- Investigate and advise on effective and innovative educational technologies in online and classroom settings
- Co-create and support strong processes for the development, facilitation, and recognition of teaching excellence and educational leadership at both individual and curricular levels
- Encourage pedagogical and program experimentation in a barrier-free, positive environment for faculty and teaching staff
- Develop revenue streams of mutual benefit to Nipissing, North Bay, and our extended community
LMS Support
If you require assistance related to our Learning Management System (BlackBoard Ultra). Please submit your request at helpdesk.nipissingu.ca, selecting "Blackboard (LMS)\Lockdown Browser" as the category, and then describe your problem.
Curricular Planning
including program creation and maintenance, program mapping, course design, delivery modalities and pedagogical approaches.
Teaching and Learning Practice
focusing on transformational teaching and learning approaches for faculty, students and staff.
Extended Learning
providing expertise in the creation, administration and marketing of micro-credentials, youth, adult and senior programming.
Upcoming Teaching Hub Events
