Mount Allison professors recognized for innovative teaching, leadership
Two Mount Allison University Religious Studies professors were recently honoured by the Association of Atlantic Universities (AAU) for innovative teaching approaches.
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Two Mount Allison University Religious Studies professors were recently honoured by the Association of Atlantic Universities (AAU) for innovative teaching approaches.
The Elevate Program is designed to help students be more prepared for the future through workshops, guest speakers, and one-on-one support to help you develop your career interests and skills.
A piece of history in the town of Sackville, N.B., will soon be moved to a new home. The large neon sign outside Mel's Tea Room has been sold to Bill Steele, the owner of the Dorchester Jail Airbnb.
Mount Allison University biochemistry professor Dr. Jill Rourke’s research investigates how human cells communicate to each other and how micro- and macronutrients, toxins, and imbalances can affect this communication. Those communications channels will soon be easier for researchers to track thanks to new infrastructure funding.
Mount Allison University will welcome Tareq Hadhad, CEO and founder of Peace by Chocolate to campus as part of the President’s Speakers Series. Hadhad’s talk, Resiliency Through Adversity: Perseverance from pre-war Syria to the United Nations, will take place in Crabtree Auditorium, 49A York St., on the Mount Allison campus. The talk will also be streamed via MS Teams. More information at: mta.ca/pss