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Budget necessitates policy changes for older Canadian workforce
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Kruk presenting at Nipissing University Research Talk event
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Policy changes needed for Canada’s aging population
Sociology and AnthropologyDue to Canada’s aging population and recent economic uncertainty, key policies relating to ageism in the workforce must become a national priority, according to a new policy brief written by Nipissing University Sociology professor Dr. Ellie Berger. -
Nipissing student wins national competition to open for Lights
My NipissingStudent Life Network (SLN) announced the result of its 'Open for Lights' contest last week, naming Sumi, an English major, the grand prize winner. As a result, Lights will play a show at Nipissing March 29 and Sumi will open the show in front of her fellow students. -
Award for Aboriginal Student Links
Indigenous InitiativesNipissing University’s Aboriginal Student Links program has won a Martin Aboriginal Education Initiative Award from the Changemakers Initiative of Ashoka Canada.
Inspiring change: How Nipissing alumnus Taijon Eccleston-Graham is impacting communities through storytelling
When it comes to storytelling, few can captivate an audience quite like Nipissing alumnus Taijon Eccleston-Graham. From his pioneering initiative Shoot for Change to his newly released documentary series, The Road to Convocation, Eccleston-Graham has leveraged his passion for sports and community to leave a lasting impact.