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An MSVU release states that the program provides mentorship and peer advising to help student gain entrepreneurial competencies and practical knowledge for workplace success. The release states that Huron students are called on to volunteer in their communities to develop their capacities for empathy and leadership. Huron ON.
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While the March 15 day of action by students called on local and national governments to act on climate change, reports the Montreal Gazette, attention has shifted to emphasize better environmental education. Saanich councillors have agreed to waive local development requirements in order to let the University of Victoria erect two new residence buildings, reports the Victoria Times Colonist.
The university will construct two new residences at eight and 11 storeys, the latter of which will exceed the tallest existing building on campus by seven metres. UVic expects to complete the facilities by Proposals for the new buildings received support from neighbourhood associations, and city councillors said that additional campus housing will free up space for market rentals.
Times Colonist BC. The president, board chair, and two senior staff of the Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario are leaving their posts, reports the Globe and Mail. The Globe notes that the departures come at a time when the Ontario government is looking to shift toward a more performance-based funding model for post-secondary. Globe and Mail ON. A UBC release notes that the BRDF provides heat to campus buildings by re-purposing clean wood waste from other outside processes and sources. The debate over the purpose of a university education is as old as universities themselves, and a new course at Western University will look to help students understand how their own educational journey fits into this broader historical context.
Ottawa Citizen ON. Higher education not only needs to stop judging programs by the business outcomes of their graduates; they need to eliminate the business major altogether, writes Johann N Neem. The author predicates his argument on three main points, which are: business programs do not necessarily lead to higher salaries, they produce lower student-learning outcomes, and they ultimately exist in contradiction with the ethical and intellectual purposes of a university education.
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Langara College has changed the name of its Publishing program to the Digital and Print Publishing program to better reflect the breadth of the existing curriculum and the employment opportunities that have been gained by program graduates. Langara notes that the change was made after a comprehensive program review. Langara BC. Many post-secondary leaders will emphasis the importance of lifelong learning when speaking to students at their institutions, but how often do they reflect on the importance of such learning in their own positions?
This is the question posed by S Georgia Nugent in an essay reflecting on the importance of academic leaders cultivating a thirst for learning. Nugent offers three key pieces of advice for maintaining this thirst in a leadership role, which include reading books on academic leadership, but also maintaining a keen interest in people and how they interact with one another. Gender-nonconforming and transgender post-secondary students are four times more likely to report mental health issues compared to the rest of their peers, according to a new US-based study which is reportedly the largest to date focusing on this population of students.
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Post-secondary school leaders from across Canada recently gathered in the Yukon to share ideas and gather knowledge about how they can effectively infuse their institutions with Indigenous knowledge and history. Representatives from 31 colleges and universities were in the territory last week for the "Perspectives on Reconciliation" institute, a program hosted by Yukon College, Vancouver Island University, and the McConnell Foundation.
Yahoo News YK. Students enrolled in the course Ways of Doing will reportedly receive mentorship, workshops, and other resources to help them validate their ideas. The course connects students with community partners to participate in hands-on learning to explore career interests, navigate human networks, and develop the opportunities that students find valuable to their futures, says instructor Tim Brunet.
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UWindsor ON. Advanced Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides said that the appointments would improve financial oversight and bolster links to industry. Scientists who wish to leave academia do not need to justify their decision to others, writes Jonathan Thon. Thon adds that scientists serve an array of industries beyond the university, and that their services are consistently in high demand.
Warner states that he will grant his students the space and agency to learn how and what they will, with the requirement that they articulate what they have learned when the time comes. However, economists have pinpointed two key scenarios that can trigger the combination of low incomes and high student debt—taking out loans but not graduating, and several years of low-paid employment after the completion of a degree. Students should also engage with professors at the cutting-edge of research, Rancourt adds.
Canada National. The projects include looking at bio-degradable or compostable straws from the natural fibre of miscanthus grass and corn stover, creating renewable biochemical products from dead chickens, and turning greenhouse vegetable waste into renewable energy. The Dominion Club had originally applied for status as the Macdonald Society, named after Canada's first prime minister, Sir John A Macdonald, noting that it would fill a void of "clubs aimed to address the promotion of Canadian culture, traditions and heritage.
In response to the still-growing phenomenon of helicopter parents, many post-secondary institutions in the US are now offering orientation programs directed specifically at parents, reports Jeremy Bauer-Wolf. In some cases, parents will attend orientation programming in place of their children and direct their children to choose a school based on these experiences. Cambrian College has announced that it will be offering a Maintenance Management Professional certificate program this fall.
The program focuses on effectively managing the physical assets of a business, as well as improving safety and productivity. The author cites a study which found that women are much more fearful than men about answering a question incorrectly in front of others, likely due in part to fears about confirming gender stereotypes. For this reason, a professor calling on students at random might be detrimental to women.
Chronicle of Higher Education International. The author notes that this point goes especially for prospective stakeholders whose perceptions of an institution are yet to be shaped, and offers presidents tips on how to make sure they use every opportunity to communicate a clear and consistent brand for their school. Several recent events at Laurentian University have helped to deepen its with China and Peru, reports the Sudbury Star.
The Star notes that this donation is the first of its kind made to a Canadian institution by the Foundation. The university also recently hosted colleagues from Peru to participate in a weeklong Building Environmental Strategies workshop. The Sudbury Star ON. Even a cursory look at the cultures of Canadian campuses will show that conservative voices are not only surviving, but thriving in these spaces, writes Wilfrid Laurier University Professor James Cairns.
The author concludes that the true barrier to a diversity of ideas on campus is the extreme reaction that conservatism exhibits when it is challenged. Waterloo Region Record National. Canada will be better off for the work being done here and elsewhere across the country. It is time for institutions to make good on their claim that the people on their campus matter, writes Kathleen Bortolin.
The list of approximately 6, researchers includes both those in specific fields and those with a cross-field impact. Canada was ranked 7th on the list of countries, with 2. Numerous post-secondary institutions appeared on the list, with the greatest numbers of Canadian HCRs coming from the University of British Columbia 33 and the University of Toronto HCR Report International.
The site has been a Community Access Point since , but has seen growing demand for programming and proven enrolment. With classes starting on September 4th, many students are still struggling to find housing in Northern Ontario, reports CBC. CBC states that while many institutions offer support for students looking for housing, students are more commonly left to do their own searching. The author notes that schools with long-established brands can not only survive scandals, but also raise more money if alumni feel their alma mater needs their help.
With respect to students, the author notes that scandals can sometimes lead to dips in student applications, although the vast majority of these are temporary. Students at the University of Waterloo will gain access to legal representation on an opt-in basis this fall through the Waterloo Undergrad Student Association.
Students will also be able to seek legal advice via a legal help hotline. Waterloo Region Record ON. Trent University and Fleming College are taking further steps to provide housing in Peterborough.
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A joint release states that both institutions are in various stages of initiating strategies that can help improve the housing situation while accommodating first-year and upper-year students. The Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada has approved a Joint Commitment to Action on Indigenous Health that will aim to train medical students to better serve Indigenous communities.
The commitment includes several action items related to relationships with Indigenous communities, admissions, the medical school environment, curriculum, and post-graduate education. School representatives will offer welcome packages as well as services such as assistance with transportation and accommodation options and free calls home to inform family members of their arrival. Lambton College has announced six new agreements that will open pathways for graduates to pursue a degree at Sheridan College or John Jay University. Lambton ON. Coast Mountain College has announced the Cannabis Cultivation Series, a set of courses intended to educate students on the rules and regulations surrounding growing recreational or medicinal cannabis in Canada.
Interior News BC. Brock University will help newcomers become more engaged members of their community through a new agreement it has signed with the Niagara Folk Arts Multicultural Centre in St Catharines. A Brock release notes that the memorandum of understanding commits the partners to support newcomers with research, outreach, and support services. The project, known as Indigenous ways of knowing in early childhood education language and literacy training, has arisen from a partnership between Langara, the Musqueam community, and the YMCA of Greater Vancouver.