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The National Museum of Australia in Canberra has launched two new state-of-the-art galleries in its biggest redevelopment since opening to […]
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The National Museum of Australia in Canberra has launched two new state-of-the-art galleries in its biggest redevelopment since opening to […]
The renewed Northern Australia Indigenous Reference Group has kicked into gear with its first planning meetings and the appointment of two final
Article content Mélanie-Rose Frappier of Sudbury and Alison Lewis, who was born in Sioux Lookout and grew up in Manitoba, are both fourth-year medical students at the Northern Ontario School of Medicine. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Sudbury med student wins CIBC Indigenous Learner Leadership award Back to video The awards recognize self-identified Indigenous learners at NOSM who demonstrate exceptional leadership and mentorship within the school and community. Alison Lewis, who was born in Sioux Lookout and grew up in Manitoba, is a fourth...
Two NOSM students awarded more than $47,000 for Indigenous leadership SHARE ON: Two Northern Ontario School of Medicine students have been honoured for their commitment to Indigenous Communities. Fourth-year medical students Alison Lewis and Mélanie-Rose Frappier are the inaugural recipients of the CIBC Indigenous Learner Leadership Award. The award celebrates Indigenous students at NOSM who “demonstrate exceptional leadership and mentorship within the school and community.” The award comes with a grant of $20,000, and a further $3,750 for professional development, as well as membership ...
THUNDER BAY — Two students at the Northern Ontario School of Medicine have won the inaugural CIBC Indigenous Learner Leadership Awards. Alison Lewis and Melanie-Rose Frappier, both fourth-year students, will receive $20,000 each, plus a professional development budget of $3,750 apiece. The students will become active members of NOSM's Indigenous Reference Group and the Indigenous Health Education Committee. The school says they will provide insight and actionable items to support future Indigenous health learners. Lewis is Metis, was born in Sioux Lookout, and grew up in Manitoba. She hold...