Stephen Ferrier first visited The University of Western Ontario 15 years ago. So when he had the opportunity to return to the school, he jumped at the chance. The Glasgow, Scotland native came to Western as a dental student on elective study, which is a …
The provincial government said Friday The University of Western
Ontario will receive $6.1 million in additional operating funding,
confirming the university’s portion of a $150-million pledge for
higher education as outlined in the 2009 provincial budget.
Former University of Western Ontario Physical Plant staff member,
Ivan (John) Jevnikar, died April 23 at the age of 93. Jevnikar
retired in 1981 with 29 years of service.
Nearly half of the 2009 graduating class of medical doctors at the
Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry at The University of
Western Ontario will be pursuing a career in family medicine.
University of Western Ontario staff member Tim Liddiard
(Registrar’s Office – Fees) died May 4 at the age of 61 following a
second battle with cancer.
Western English professor David Bentley has become the first
recipient of a Premier’s Discovery Award for Arts and Humanities.
A common hurdle for companies in the race for talent is whether to
sink efforts into recruiting the best and brightest or to develop
them within.
Dr. Sugantha Ganapathy from Department of Anesthesia &
Perioperative Medicine, and long-time Schulich School of Medicine
& Dentistry volunteers and supporters Joan Francolini and Jean
Wright have been honoured with 2009 Women of Excellence Awards by
The YMCA of Western Ontario.
The Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry and the Department
of English in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities are pairing up for
a community book club examining literature for the medically
minded.
University of Western Ontario Staff Association invites the entire
Western community to attend a May 12 (4:30 p.m.) presentation by
CAW Chief Economist Jim Stanford.
Hypertension, or high blood pressure, affects one in five Canadians
and is a major risk factor for heart disease and stroke. Although
medications are available to control high blood pressure,
researchers still don’t fully understand what causes it.
The University of Western Ontario has prepared a guide to help
inform and prepare members of the community for an influenza
pandemic.
Tickets are still available for Saturday’s East West Bowl at TD
Waterhouse Stadium – a showcase for top football players in
Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS).
The provincial government said Friday The University of Western
Ontario will receive $6.1 million in additional operating funding,
confirming the university’s portion of a $150-million pledge for
higher education as outlined in the 2009 provincial budget.
Former University of Western Ontario Physical Plant staff member,
Ivan (John) Jevnikar, died April 23 at the age of 93. Jevnikar
retired in 1981 with 29 years of service.
Nearly half of the 2009 graduating class of medical doctors at the
Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry at The University of
Western Ontario will be pursuing a career in family medicine.
University of Western Ontario staff member Tim Liddiard
(Registrar’s Office – Fees) died May 4 at the age of 61 following a
second battle with cancer.
Western English professor David Bentley has become the first
recipient of a Premier’s Discovery Award for Arts and Humanities.
A common hurdle for companies in the race for talent is whether to
sink efforts into recruiting the best and brightest or to develop
them within.
Dr. Sugantha Ganapathy from Department of Anesthesia &
Perioperative Medicine, and long-time Schulich School of Medicine
& Dentistry volunteers and supporters Joan Francolini and Jean
Wright have been honoured with 2009 Women of Excellence Awards by
The YMCA of Western Ontario.
The Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry and the Department
of English in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities are pairing up for
a community book club examining literature for the medically
minded.
University of Western Ontario Staff Association invites the entire
Western community to attend a May 12 (4:30 p.m.) presentation by
CAW Chief Economist Jim Stanford.
Hypertension, or high blood pressure, affects one in five Canadians
and is a major risk factor for heart disease and stroke. Although
medications are available to control high blood pressure,
researchers still don’t fully understand what causes it.
The University of Western Ontario has prepared a guide to help
inform and prepare members of the community for an influenza
pandemic.
Tickets are still available for Saturday’s East West Bowl at TD
Waterhouse Stadium – a showcase for top football players in
Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS).