The Milk and Micronutrient Assessment Lab (or MAMA Lab) at Mount Saint Vincent University’s Centre for Applied Research is hosting its first MAMA Day on Saturday, February 29, 2020, from 1 to 4 p.m. This…
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Extensive PD programming available The Department of Child and Youth Study at Mount Saint Vincent University is collaborating with the Province of Nova Scotia and wider community to offer extensive professional development opportunities for early…
Tourism & Hospitality Management students operating teaching restaurant at MSVU You don’t have to leave the Mount campus this winter to experience an exceptional dining experience. Vincent’s Restaurant located in Rosaria Hall is open for…
Mount Saint Vincent University is thrilled to share that biology professor and researcher Dr. Tamara Franz-Odendaal has been named a Fellow of the American Association for Anatomy. An honour reserved for the “top 10% of…
Did you know that February is psychology month? Did you know that at Mount Saint Vincent University we are fortunate to have an excellent psychology department? To celebrate psychology month, we’re pleased to highlight some…
A new way to start the day It has been said that empowered women, empower women. The Centre for Women in Business (CWB) at Mount Saint Vincent University is a testament to the value of…
Mount Saint Vincent University President Dr. Mary Bluechardt and program founder/director Dr. Sarah Reddington will join Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) representatives to celebrate the start of the 2020 winter PACE program. This marks the…
Did you know that February is psychology month? Did you know that at Mount Saint Vincent University we are fortunate to have an excellent psychology department? To celebrate psychology month, we’re pleased to highlight some…
Today (February 10, 2020), the Aboriginal Student Centre and Office of the President at Mount Saint Vincent University hosted the annual Mi’kmaw Mid-Winter feast. The event is in its third year at MSVU and unites…
“It’s about the journey” Jayde Tynes is passionate about mentorship and sharing her experiences with students. Born and raised in Halifax, Jayde is proud to identify as both African Nova Scotian and Mi’kmaq. She describes…