Mount philosophy professor to present at esteemed seminar
Posted: 6 September 2013
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Have you ever asked yourself why the existence of God isn’t more obvious? One Mount professor did, and the results of his thinking have steadily been growing in influence over the past 17 years. Dr. John…
A perfect fit for fearless feminism
Posted: 23 August 2013
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Mount student turns frustration into forward-thinking ‘Spirited’ is just one word to describe Abbey Ferguson, an energetic volunteer and critical thinker heading into her second year in Bachelor of Arts – Women’s Studies. For Abbey,…
Mount nutrition student helping hockey players, researching Alzheimer’s
Posted: 14 August 2013
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A passion for hands-on work led Sarah Montgomery to exciting research Sarah Montgomery is doing what she loves, and doing is a key word for her. After graduating with a Bachelor of Neuroscience from Dalhousie…
Building community with style
Posted: 30 July 2013
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Mount grad brings global style back to her hometown Born and raised in Sydney, Cape Breton, Meghan Finney always knew it was the perfect place to call home. “Cape Breton Island is unique,” Meghan gushes.…
Tailored learning makes studying abroad accessible to students
Posted: 22 July 2013
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Mount professor takes his course outside the classroom –to Amsterdam! Although Alan Brown’s studies have taken him many different places, from California to New Orleans, he is particularly nostalgic for his time at the…
Writers’ Studio lends students mentorship, perspective
Posted: 18 July 2013
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Unique summer course aims to prepare, inspire writers It’s difficult to tell who is the mentor and who is the student in the Writers’ Studio, an innovative summer course with a very hands-on approach to…
Mount Psychology student wins Science Atlantic Research Award
Posted: 10 July 2013
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Research on homophones and texting piqued Anika’s, and judges’, interest Bachelor of Arts & Psychology student Anika Needham-Reece was looking forward to the 37th Science Atlantic Undergraduate Psychology Conference to see innovative research from her…
Conference and public lecture examine the diverse experiences of childhood.
Posted: 26 June 2013
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12th Annual Sociology of Childhood Days arrive at the Mount (Halifax) June 24, 2013 – What does the world look like for children today? How does the experience of childhood change based on social class,…
Economics student comes to Canada to learn more about home
Posted: 24 June 2013
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TeAnn Thomas discovered a way to help her country while doing what she loves TeAnn Thomas knew she wanted to study in Canada, but always with the intention of taking her knowledge back to her…
President’s Blog: Dr. E. Margaret Fulton’s Lasting Legacy
Posted: 20 June 2013
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The following excerpt has been taken from ‘A View from the Mount’, the blog of Mount Saint Vincent University President and Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Ramona Lumpkin. The Inspiring Impact of the Mount’s Newest President Emerita Last…