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Posted: 30 November 2012
Shifting the Tides on Outdoor Play aims to improve health outcomes for youth Halifax, NS – Researchers, community partners, and health promotion experts gathered at the Mount on Thursday for a one-day symposium aimed at…
Posted: 26 November 2012
An interest in gerontology led to hands-on research In her late teens and early 20s, Thea Brown spent a lot of time volunteering with organizations such as Meals on Wheels and adult day programs, projects…
Posted: 21 November 2012
Big opinions led to the new Bluenose Bias webcast Mount students Joshua Robin Young and Sean Joudry have created a webcast called the Bluenose Bias, and the show holds true to its namesake. The Bias…
Posted: 15 November 2012
On November 13, Mount Saint Vincent University (the Mount) invited the Halifax community to celebrate a unique research partnership between the Mount and the continuing care community as part of the Association of Universities and…
Posted: 2 November 2012
For Immediate Release Halifax, NS – Mount President and Vice-Chancellor Dr. Ramona Lumpkin has been elected to the 13-member board of directors of the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC). As a director…
Posted: 1 November 2012
Innovative program to address Canada-wide need; graduates to bridge science and the larger public Convocation is an important day for all graduating students. They bask in their friends and families’ warm wishes, and as they…
Posted: 29 October 2012
Graduates urged to make a difference Halifax, NS – On October 28, more than 340 students graduated from Mount Saint Vincent University (the Mount) with a wide range of degrees in Arts, Science, Education, and…
Posted: 25 October 2012
For Immediate Release Halifax, NS – The Mount will honour local leaders in the fields of human rights and medicine as part of this year’s Fall Convocation. Convocation ceremonies will be held October 28 in…
Posted: 24 October 2012
On October 28, Jennifer Whytock will graduate with a Masters degree in Education, focusing on supporting learners with diverse needs and exceptionalities. Born in Calgary Alberta, Jennifer moved to Dartmouth Nova Scotia at a young…
Posted: 24 October 2012
This native of Shelburne County, Nova Scotia, has triumphed to find her place as a community-minded change activist. Dayle Eshelby is also a cherished daughter, friend, mother and now university graduate who radiates understated pride…