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Dr. Black and Greenfield awarded grant
My NipissingAlumniNipissing University’s Dr. Glenda Black, associate professor at the Schulich School of Education, and Mair Greenfield, community service learning officer at the Office of Aboriginal Initiatives, have been awarded a $15,000 grant from the Ministry of Education for a project that will support Aboriginal adult learners and their families with their transition into the Nipissing First Nation and North Bay area. -
Congratulations to Dr. Maynes
My NipissingFaculty PublicationSchulich School of EducationCongratulations to Dr. Nancy Maynes, associate professor in the Schulich School of Education for having her book Kindergarten in Canada: A Play-Based Approach for Educators, listed on the Ontario College of Teachers site as one of its top 10 books and e-books for teachers. -
New book for Schulich professors
My NipissingFaculty PublicationCongratulations to Nipissing’s Dr. Nancy Maynes and Dr. Blaine E. Hatt, associate professors at the Schulich School of Education are publishing a new book The complexity of hiring, supporting, and retaining new teachers across Canada. -
New study to shed light on boys’ health and body image
My NipissingSchulich School of EducationResearchRoger Bernardes, assistant professor in the Schulich School of Education, is studying the health and body image concerns of boys, and especially bigger or overweight boys, through a new research program, Boys in Motion -
NU prof member of the Council of Ontario College of Teachers
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NU Brantford heading to Italy
My NipissingStudents and faculty from Nipissing’s Brantford campus are brushing up on their Italian in preparation for their May 1 departure on an international teaching practicum in Italy. -
Dr. Graham’s research garners national award
ResearchSchulich School of EducationFaculty/Staff AwardDr. Rob Graham is a guy who looks at the positive side of things. In terms of his research, looking at what does work for classroom technology rather than what doesn’t work, is reaping rewards and awards. -
Youth with crown ward status planning for success at NU
My NipissingSchulich School of EducationOnce a youth with Crown Ward status turns 18, he or she becomes independent and is no longer under the care of the Children’s Aid Society (CAS). Without family support this transition is difficult and the option of attending postsecondary is daunting and often unattainable. -
Dr. Pitt joins curriculum consulting team
My NipissingCongratulations to Dr. Jonathan Pitt, a part-time instructor within the Schulich School of Education's Aboriginal Education Programs and a former assistant professor of Education, on being named to the Elementary Teacher's Federation of Ontario's First Nations, Métis and Inuit curriculum consulting team. -
Dr. Sharpe earns appointment and award
My NipissingResearchSchulich School of EducationHearty congratulations to Dr. Glen Sharpe, associate professor in the Schulich School of Education on two recent accomplishments: he has been appointed to First Nations Technical Institutes Board of Directors on his home reserve, the Mohawks of the Bay Of Quinte in Deseronto, Ontario, and he is the recipient of an Aboriginal Circle of Educators Education (ACE) Award.
