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Dean for a Day: Priya Seeraj-Turingia and Dr. Nathan Colborne
GeneralOn April 2, Nipissing University English student Priya Seeraj-Turingia and Dean of Arts & Science, Dr. Nathan Colborne, traded perspectives as part of the Dean for a Day initiative, an experience that offered each of them a deeper understanding of the other’s role in the University. -
Nipissing students bring innovation to North Bay’s fire hydrant inspections
GeneralThree students from Nipissing University’s Environment & Sustainability Post-Baccalaureate program recently presented their work on a geospatial interface for the City of North Bay’s fire hydrant inspections during a special event at City Hall. During the program, they acquired skills in geospatial technologies (GIS, GPS, Remote Sensing), an entirely new area for them given their diverse scientific backgrounds. -
Nipissing students return from Costa Rica with new knowledge on sustainable development
GeneralTwelve students from several departments (Geography, Biology, Indigenous Studies, Criminology, Gender Equality and Social Justice, Philosophy) at Nipissing University recently embarked on faculty-led field course to Costa Rica. -
Lake Nipissing Beading Project Opens to Public this Friday
Canada Research ChairResearchNipissing University is pleased to announce the public launch of the Lake Nipissing Beading Project (LNBP), a five-metre community-based reimagining of Lake Nipissing and its tributaries and waterways, combining 444 individually-beaded pieces. -
Conflict Resolution lecture and workshop at NU
GeneralLike it or not, conflicts arise. Over time, we will all be faced with countless conflicts, some minor, some violently charged, others emotionally charged. Sometimes conflict can be beneficial. How we work to resolve conflicts for a greater good is vital to a positive future. Nipissing University is pleased to host a special lecture and workshop by Dr. Evan Hoffman on conflict resolution this weekend. -
Transforming Justice is focus of International Women’s Week at NU
My NipissingNipissing University is marking International Women’s Week, March 2 – 9, with a series of events centred on the important and timely theme of Transforming Justice. This year, Nipissing’s Gender Equality and Social Justice department has teamed with the office of Student Development and Services and the AIDS Committee of North Bay and Area (ACNBA) to offer IWW events at the university and in the community. -
Arts and Science profs presenting in NYC
My NipissingFine Arts/Performing ArtsA trio of Arts and Science faculty members are representing Nipissing at the Double Dialogues Why Do Things Break? Workshop at New York City’s National Opera Center, April 20-22, 2017. -
CICAS explores the creation of the north
My NipissingThis panel approaches the question of how we Create the North (and Canada, its reflection) through literature, visual art and poetry. Using the familiar metaphor of exploration in and of Canada, the panelists consider how identity changes environment and environment changes identity, with examples drawn from painting, photography, poetry and pedagogy. -
CICAS talks TV, politics, pedagogy, LSD and opium
My NipissingNipissing’s Centre for Interdisciplinary Collaborations in the Arts and Sciences (CICAS, pronounced: kickass!), presents another exciting panel talk titled Television, Politics and Pedagogy: is TV the opium or LSD of the people? -
Calliope Loukidelis Memorial Scholarship
Administered by the Canadian Federation of University Women and is funded by the Loukidelis family in memory of Mrs. Loukidelis, a charter member of CFUW North Bay. It is awarded to the female student graduating with the highest overall average from one of North Bay's five secondary schools who will be attending Nipissing University who also demonstrates financial need and is a resident of Ontario as defined by OSAP.
