16943 Shannon Baillon (Bell) bring military, corporate, sports expertise to town hall
New community services director 16943 Shannon Baillon (Bell) bring military, corporate, sports expertise to town hall Reposted with the kind permission of By Desmond Devoy The Perth Courier / Metroland Media East 16943 Shannon Baillon (Bell) never thought she’d be where she is – and yet, is exactly where she needs to be. Baillon is…
Looking back through the 1969 Review…
*** Looking back through the 1969 Review… We continue the process whereby we will be digitizing old photos which will eventually find a place in the Alumni website – Narrowpoint. Our aim is to match up names with the photos that are already in The Review of a particular year with as many of our…
Dr. Laura Robinson: Recently named RMCC Dean of Arts
Dr. Laura Robinson: Recently named RMCC Dean of Arts By: WJO Dr. Laura Robinson was recently named Dean of Arts – only the second female Dean in the long history of RMCC – 139 years. Dr. Robinson began teaching at RMCC in 1997, just before she finished her PhD at Queen’s University; teaching courses for…
Down Memory Lane
Down Memory Lane (The following Article first appeared in e-Veritas 1 Aug 2006) The great stories and reminiscences in the last few issues have started me thinking about other perhaps less well known College personalities who impacted on our lives whilst cadets. One that comes to mind from our recruit year is LCdr Hicks or…
CMR 1981
”Looking back” Version CMR St-Jean (1981) Nous continuons avec la série de ”Looking back” du CMR St-Jean. Cette collection de photo représente l’année 1980-81 au CMR. En espérant que vous apprécierez cette troisième édition! *** plus…
Anne Caumartin, Prof. du CMRSJ, passe un été intéressant
Anne Caumartin, Prof. du CMRSJ, passe un été intéressant À l’occasion d’un séjour en Virginie cet été, Anne Caumartin (professeure de littératures française et québécoise au CMRSJ) a eu le plaisir de visiter la base navale de Norfolk (VA) et l’ambassade du Canada à Washington (DC). Guidée par M. Jeffrey Reynolds, conseiller auprès du Commandement…
What Are You Reading During the Dog Days of Summer?
xxxx What Are You Reading During the Dog Days of Summer? By: WJO The sweltering days of July and August provides a wonderful opportunity to sip an iced tea, glass of wine, a beer or another beverage of your choice and catch up on yourreading. Following are a few reading choices from friends of e-Veritas.…
Arts Advantage: Why enrolling in the liberal arts is smarter than you think
Arts Advantage – Why enrolling in the liberal arts is smarter than you think. By: Dr Adam Chapnick (the article was originally printed in the Literary Review of Canada (May 2015), pp. 3-5 and/or an option to link to the original at http://reviewcanada.ca/magazine/2015/05/arts-advantage-2/) According to Statistics Canada, over the last 20 years the number of…
PhD students left feeling ‘dehumanised’ and ‘isolated’
PhD students left feeling ‘dehumanised’ and ‘isolated’ By Holly Else US academic urges sector to make doctoral students’ experience ‘more human’ Studying for a PhD can be “dehumanising” and “humiliating”, and programmes may be “needlessly isolating”, according to a US academic. Scott Thomas, president-elect of the US Association for the Study of Higher Education,…