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Library grand opening
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Convocation: the highlight of the year
My NipissingConvocationThe university honoured seven outstanding individuals with honorary degrees during convocation: Dr. Charles Pascal, Alton Bigwin, Grand Chief Stan Beardy, Suzanne Brooks, David Liddle, Dr. Mark Tremblay and Sister Priscilla Solomon. -
New website launched
My NipissingThis week, Nipissing University launched a new institutional website, providing easier navigation to a wider range of audiences, improved functionality and better integration of social media. -
Canada Research Chair unlocking secrets of watersheds
Geography DepartmentResearchNipissing University researcher Dr. April James is helping to secure the future of Canada’s water resources by building a better understanding of how our headwater watersheds operate. -
Aboriginal author speaking to students
My NipissingSolomon is the creator of the comic Rabbit and Bear Paws, which follows the story of two mischievous Ojibwa brothers in 18th century North America. In 2005, he started Little Spirit Bear Productions, a First Nations Multi-Media company created to share the humorous adventures of Rabbit and Bear Paws. Solomon is the grandson of Native Traditional Healer and Justice Activist Art Solomon. -
Aboriginal Student Links information night
My NipissingNipissing University’s Office of Aboriginal Initiatives is hosting an information night on Thursday, September 16, 2011 at 5 p.m. in room H104, for Aboriginal students and their parents to learn more about an exciting career development program.
Your Degree Tells One Story. Your RSD Tells the Rest.
At Nipissing University, your education isn’t limited to lectures, labs and assignments. Some of your most meaningful learning opportunities happen in places that don’t show up on an academic transcript; and your Record of Student Development (RSD) turns those experiences into something official.