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Pless urges all to bridge gaps
As the gap between clinical researchers, lab scientists and practicing physicians continues to widen, it’s more important than ever for the professions to work together, said Dr. Ivan Barry Pless at the Thursday, June 14 morning session of Western’s 299th Convocation.
Carty says journey for graduates just starting
While technological and digital advances are opening doors, today’s science graduates must work to find a career they truly love, said economic growth expert Arthur Carty at the Thursday, June 14 afternoon session of Western’s 299th Convocation.
Stokey asks all to embrace change
Today’s graduates will play a large role in a changing world, said economic growth and development expert Nancy Stokey at the Wednesday, June 13 morning session of Western’s 299th Convocation.
Manley calls for new ideas, new energy
Today’s graduates have the potential to make the world a better place, said John Manley, Canadian Council of Chief Executives president, at the Wednesday, June 13 afternoon session of Western’s 299th Convocation.
Power still reduced as repairs continue
Last month’s power outage across campus has now been stabilized, although extensive damage to the components that feed a transformer means Western will not be operating at full electrical capacity for a number of weeks.
Ivey hosts Governor General’s conference
Local leaders from a variety of industries gathered at the Richard Ivey School of Business’s new building on June 11 for a session of the Governor General’s Canadian Leadership Conference(GGCLC).
Graduate finds success on and off the field
Carl Shen calls track and field one of life’s fairest endeavours. The amount of effort you put in equals the amount of success you get out.
MacMillan encourages all to share knowledge
Margaret MacMillan offered no advice for today’s graduates, only hopes for the future at the Tuesday, June 12 morning session of Western’s 299th Convocation.
CPSX program receives financial boost
Western’s Centre for Planetary Science and Exploration has received a PromoScience grant for a new community outreach initiative called Interactive Mapping of the Planets.
Hill stresses a life guided by principles
Canadian business leader Paul Hill credited the pursuit of principles and self-improvement as keys to achievement at the Tuesday, June 12 afternoon session of Western’s 299th Convocation.
Professors emeriti Laidler, Parkin named CEA Fellows
Western Economics professors emeriti David Laidler and Michael Parkin have accepted the prestigious title of Fellow of the Canadian Economics Association at the Past Presidents’ Dinner of the association in Calgary on June 7.
Western projects get internal boosts
Five Western projects are one step closer to moving their work toward commercialization with awards from the Western Innovation Fund (WIF).