We're celebrating #WILmonth at UNB! Learn how UNB students are connecting with their community and making meaningful change through experiential learning. #inspiredWIL#CEWIL2022@CEWILCanada
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The Office of Experiential Education at @UNB is hiring an instructional designer - come work with our awesome team and help us build resources for students and partners to support meaningful #workintegratedlearning opportunities! https://t.co/vwNvuL6TmP
Four psychology students are serving as positive mental health coordinators with UNB Counselling Services! 🧠 This unique experiential learning opportunity was made possible through the Arts Internship Program.
Learn more ➡️ https://t.co/MCtegi6MrU
So proud of our team here at @UNB for this new partnership. Together, we'll be launching programs in rural NB, supporting newcomers and international students, and developing educational resources for all NB students! #EXPL
@BHERCanada is proud to announce 21 new funded partnerships to create nearly 16,000 #WIL opportunities for students in their first diplomas or degrees across Canada. Thanks to @RBC Future Launch and to @ISED_CA for its ongoing support! https://t.co/Hu2NIi85oH
After I came back from a study tour in France/Belgium with @GreggCentre, colleagues and I began #UNBRemembers. That was in 2013, and it’s an honour to continue to share these stories with our @UNB community.
As part of UNB Remembers, we are sharing unique stories that reflect on the impacts of war as told by members of the UNB community.
Today, we highlight the role of Black New Brunswickers in WWI by remembering the Howe brothers.
Read their story ➡️ https://t.co/YcNvIo1d8u
As part of UNB Remembers, Brad Ackerson, currently participating in a work-study program with the @GreggCentre, remembers Lieutenant Roy Duplessis, a soldier who fought alongside UNB’s former president Milton Gregg.
Read his story ➡️ https://t.co/i0SsNAxCZZ