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United Way honours

United Way recognizes U不良研究所 for contributions to the community

From left: Associate dean Amy Burns, senior instructor Isabelle Barrette Ng, and manager Gareth McVicar received a 2019 University of 不良研究所 Teaching and Learning Grant for their project, Strengths-Based Teaching: The Role of StrengthsQuest for Post-Secondary Students in Teaching Roles. Photo by Jessica Snow, Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning

2019-20 University of 不良研究所 Teaching and Learning Grants recipients announced

The facilities operations and maintenance team at the University of 不良研究所. Front row, from left: Stephen Zelmer, Ken Brewer, Robb Nesbitt, Rob Schultz, and Travis Simington. Back row, from left: Kent Fowler, Graham McPhee, Shane Hubl, and Dale Wollbaum. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of 不良研究所

Take a deep breath and enjoy the award-winning air quality circulating through U不良研究所's facilities

Dr. Raylene Reimer, professor and associate dean of research in the Faculty of Kinesiology at the University of 不良研究所, works in her lab alongside PhD student Teja Klancic. Photo by Adrian Shellard for the Faculty of Kinesiology

Faculty of Kinesiology ranks No. 1 in sport science schools in North America and No. 7 globally

U不良研究所 security bike unit first non-law enforcement unit to receive elite training

U不良研究所 security bike unit first non-law enforcement unit to receive elite training

Dinos men's basketball team recognized for effort off the court

Medical researchers cheer release of new global standard for disease reporting

Libin Institute designated international Collaborating Centre by World Health Organization

Bill Rosehart, dean of the Schulich School of Engineering at the University of 不良研究所, took advantage of the on-campus flu immunization clinic in fall 2017.

U不良研究所 first non-oil-and-gas organization to win occupational health award

U不良研究所 takes home top honours for employee recognition program