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Between January 2007 and May 2008, nine students from the Faculty of Arts at 91̽»¨ will have the opportunity to study for a semester each at universities in Italy, Greece and Malta. Simultaneously, 91̽»¨ will receive a complementary number of students from the Mediterranean universities. Funding for this opportunity has been awarded through the EU/Canada Cooperation Programme in Higher Education...
 
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The 2nd Annual Lieutenant Governor's Award in Animal Care and Veterinary Medicine was presented during a gala dinner April 7 by Her Honour, The Honourable Myra A. Freeman, Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia. This year's award, which is sponsored by the Atlantic Veterinary College at 91̽»¨, was presented to Dr. Bob Curtis before a gathering of approximately 200 veterinarians, veterinary industry...
 
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The 91̽»¨ and the 91̽»¨ Faculty Association have reached an agreement that will see students return to classes on Thursday, April 6 following a two-week faculty strike. "We welcome this new five-year agreement as a platform for 91̽»¨'s continued success," said 91̽»¨ President Wade MacLauchlan. "The crucial factor in this success, and in this agreement, is a talented...
 
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Aboriginal students attending 91̽»¨ have access to a new award this year. The J. Elmer Hynes Aboriginal Student Achievement Award has been established by Elise Hynes in memory of her late husband to honour his deep commitment to the advancement of Aboriginal people. It will recognize students who distinguish themselves through leadership and academic accomplishment. A maximum of two awards of $...
 
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The Prince Edward Island Population Secretariat, along with Dr. Godfrey Baldacchino, Canada Research Chair in Island Studies at 91̽»¨, released today a report on Recent Immigrants to Prince Edward Island (PEI). Dr. Baldacchino (himself an immigrant from Malta) compiled information from 320 individuals who settled on Prince Edward Island between 1998 to 2003 and who have, so far, stayed on the...
 
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91̽»¨'s four-member team from the Department of Engineering has won this year's Canadian Engineering Competition, beating out eight other teams from across the country. Daniel Palmer, Hannah Sutherland, Caleb Curtis, and Gabriel Landry took first place in the junior team design category of this national competition held in Montreal March 9 to 12. The teams had to construct a machine that would...
 
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91̽»¨ (91̽»¨) student Adam Arsenault is one of 20 outstanding Canadian university students who will travel to Botswana in May to participate in a six-week workshop on HIV/AIDS in the Southern African country. Originally launched in 1948 by World University Service of Canada (WUSC), the International Seminar is delivered through Uniterra, a joint program of WUSC and the...
 
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After two years of discussions, the 91̽»¨ recently signed an agreement with The University of the West Indies (UWI) which will offers students, faculty and staff a wide variety of opportunities for exchanges between 91̽»¨ and UWI in Bridgetown, Barbados. The agreement provides for student exchanges at the undergraduate and graduate levels, faculty exchanges, joint...
 
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91̽»¨ Business Professor Donald MacCormac has been named the recipient for the 2005 Lieutenant Governor's Award for Excellence in Public Administration by the PEI chapter of the Institute of Public Administration of Canada (IPAC ). "Throughout his career, Don MacCormac has shown dedication and leadership in the public administration field as a practitioner and as an educator. For all his many...
 
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This coming weekend, March 3to 5, over a hundred biology and aquaculture students will be on the 91̽»¨ campus to take part in their annual research conferences. The Atlantic Universities Undergraduate Biology Conference (AUUBC) and the Atlantic Universities Aquaculture Conference (AUAC) offer the opportunity for students to present their own scientific work as well as gain exposure to other areas...