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Mustang represents Iroquois nations in lacrosse
Lindsay Doxtator, of Oneida Nation of the Thames, has been seen on
The University of Western Ontario campus with a lacrosse stick more
often than not.
20 years of aging actively
Aging is inevitable – but it can be done well.
Western’s Amazing Grads – Anthony Isaac
Offering a hand to indigenous youth
Student wins Hickman scholarship
University of Western Ontario student Martin Badowski is the 2009
recipient of the Tim Hickman Memorial Health and Safety
Scholarship.
Memorial service set
A memorial service will be held June 6 to honour Joan Mason-Grant,
an assistant professor in the Department of Social Justice and
Peace Studies at King’s University College. The service will be
held at 1 p.m. in Labatt Hall at King’s.
Bauman recipient of LHSC President’s Award
Dr. Glenn Bauman, Chair of the Department of Oncology at The
University of Western Ontario is the inaugural recipient of the
President’s Award for Living Our Core Values – How We Work
Together, awarded by the London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC).
FACULTY PROFILE: The different dimensions of understanding math
In the early morning hours at The Grad Club in Middlesex College,
Martin Pinsonnault drinks his first coffee of the day. To anyone
else, a coffee meeting might be an everyday occurrence, but
Pinsonnault sees it differently.
Growing the collection: New acquisitions in context
A public art collection is more than just an assemblage of personal
creative expression.
Graduate Review published
The online edition of the fifth issue of the Western Graduate
Review has been published. The Review profiles the research of
outstanding graduate students.
Teeing up Robarts support
The Kiwanis Annual Golf Tournament is taking place again this year
on Wednesday, June 10 at Ridgetown Golf & Country Club with all
proceeds supporting Robarts Research Institute.
FACULTY PROFILE: Physicist makes micro machines even smaller
Professor Raimundo Costa is teaching a class in physics this year,
but it’s English he’s worried about. This is the first time Costa
is teaching in a language other than his native Portuguese.
Doing business in developing countries
There is enormous potential for businesses to thrive in developing
countries but it requires a different approach than in developed
markets.
FACULTY PROFILE: Unlocking the keys to Alzheimer’s disease
When Marco Prado and his wife moved from Brazil to London in
October, they brought along their two sons, seven students and a
colony of mice.
Mustang represents Iroquois nations in lacrosse
Lindsay Doxtator, of Oneida Nation of the Thames, has been seen on
The University of Western Ontario campus with a lacrosse stick more
often than not.
20 years of aging actively
Aging is inevitable – but it can be done well.
Western’s Amazing Grads – Anthony Isaac
Offering a hand to indigenous youth
Student wins Hickman scholarship
University of Western Ontario student Martin Badowski is the 2009
recipient of the Tim Hickman Memorial Health and Safety
Scholarship.
Memorial service set
A memorial service will be held June 6 to honour Joan Mason-Grant,
an assistant professor in the Department of Social Justice and
Peace Studies at King’s University College. The service will be
held at 1 p.m. in Labatt Hall at King’s.
Bauman recipient of LHSC President’s Award
Dr. Glenn Bauman, Chair of the Department of Oncology at The
University of Western Ontario is the inaugural recipient of the
President’s Award for Living Our Core Values – How We Work
Together, awarded by the London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC).
FACULTY PROFILE: The different dimensions of understanding math
In the early morning hours at The Grad Club in Middlesex College,
Martin Pinsonnault drinks his first coffee of the day. To anyone
else, a coffee meeting might be an everyday occurrence, but
Pinsonnault sees it differently.
Growing the collection: New acquisitions in context
A public art collection is more than just an assemblage of personal
creative expression.
Graduate Review published
The online edition of the fifth issue of the Western Graduate
Review has been published. The Review profiles the research of
outstanding graduate students.
Teeing up Robarts support
The Kiwanis Annual Golf Tournament is taking place again this year
on Wednesday, June 10 at Ridgetown Golf & Country Club with all
proceeds supporting Robarts Research Institute.
FACULTY PROFILE: Physicist makes micro machines even smaller
Professor Raimundo Costa is teaching a class in physics this year,
but it’s English he’s worried about. This is the first time Costa
is teaching in a language other than his native Portuguese.