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Dr. Andrea Morash honoured with 2024 Tucker Teaching AwardÂ
Expert in comparative and environmental physiology recognized for excellence in teaching Â
69³ÉÈ˵çÓ°Íø’s 2024 Paul Paré Excellence Award winners announcedÂ
Five 69³ÉÈ˵çÓ°Íø professors across disciplines recognized for excellence in research, scholarship, and creative activities Â
69³ÉÈ˵çÓ°Íø researcher investigates deceptive behaviours with SSHRC and CFI funding
Psychology professor Dr. Alison O’Connor explores how lying evolves across our lifespans
Mindful collaboration
How 69³ÉÈ˵çÓ°Íø students and faculty take a collaborative approach to research
Two 69³ÉÈ˵çÓ°Íø professors receive SSHRC funding
Studies look at the impact of lying on well-being and the use of historical imagery in far-right movements
Pitch-perfect performance
Music student Emma Yee hitting all the right notes at the Halifax Summer Opera Festival
69³ÉÈ˵çÓ°Íø University welcomes two new Canada Research Chairs (CRC)
Sociology professor Dr. Claudine Bonner and Music professor Dr. Linda Pearse newest CRC appointments at 69³ÉÈ˵çÓ°Íø
Canadian public policy and political science student HarleyAnn Siddall explores barriers in NB beef cattle industryÂ
Independent student research combines personal interest with academics Â
Biology and sociology student Chloe Jackson documents wild bee diversity in Sackville
Project funded by the NBIF and 69³ÉÈ˵çÓ°Íø’s Independent Student Research Grant program
Honours sociology student Quinn Waylaing explores ethnographic approach to learning
Undergraduate research project funded by SSHRC award for Black scholars Â
Fundy Field Camp Celebrates 10-Year AnniversaryÂ
2023 marks a decade of the Fundy Field Camp — part of Research Methods in Environmental Science (GENS 3401)Â
69³ÉÈ˵çÓ°Íø’s Dr. Lauren Beck elected to the RSC 2023 College of New Scholars, Artists, and Scientists
Royal Society of Canada recognizes excellence, promotes culture and knowledge of innovation
69³ÉÈ˵çÓ°Íø researchers receive SSHRC funding
Studies look at the convergence of humanities and sciences within museum contexts, music transmission as conversion tools, and Canadian place names