Sharing the stories of our community

We have wonderful stories to tell at the Mount and we are dedicated to sharing them with the world.
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Advocating for Mental Health

Posted: 21 January 2016

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Smallwood making big impact as board member, fundraiser Social media has the power to convey, connect and make possible a conversation that otherwise may go unsaid. For Anastasia Smallwood, a 2nd year Bachelor of Public…



Putting the pieces together

Posted: 18 January 2016

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Teaching in Kenya inspires graduate studies in Educational Foundations Ask Harriet Johnston about her experiences living and teaching in Kenya, and she’s happy to tell you about her accomplishments, but she’s equally quick to add…


Mission ImPULSEible 2016 edition: The United Nations Year of the Pulses

Posted: 12 January 2016

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Student food product development competition takes on special significance during UN International Year of Pulses UPDATE (Feb. 25): Mount students take third place at national Mission ImPULSEible competition Mount students Lisa Cook and Hailey Madill…



Supporting Syrian refugees

Posted: 21 December 2015

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Many of us have been thinking about how the Mount community can best support incoming Syrian refugees. Recently, a group of students, faculty and staff came together at the Mount to discuss how best we…


From the Mount to Munich: Brainwaves in Mental Health

Posted: 17 December 2015

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Mount Saint Vincent University Psychology professor and researcher Dr. Derek Fisher exudes pride and enthusiasm as he talks about the great strides his students and colleagues at the Mount are making in science. “I do…


Tuition adjustment update

Posted: 16 December 2015

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Earlier this year, the Province of Nova Scotia announced that they would allow universities to make adjustments to tuition (called “tuition market adjustments”), to be implemented over three years, 2016/17 to 2018/19. This adjustment would…