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Class of 2026 Convocation Service (livestream)
Posted in Video | Friday, April 24, 2026 @ 12:00 PM
View DetailsWhat does it mean to live with AI?
Posted in News Releases | Thursday, April 23, 2026 @ 12:29 PM
Before taking The AI Revolution course, Elizabeth Schellenberg thought artificial intelligence began and ended with ChatGPT.
"Before the course, I absolutely thought AI was ChatGPT, full stop," she says. "Now I'm realizing the broader implications and how it penetrates every area of our lives."
Continue ReadingWhat CMU is doing differently to prepare future teachers (CHVN)
Posted in Stories | Thursday, April 23, 2026 @ 10:18 AM
Canadian Mennonite University is launching a new education program this August, designed to better prepare future teachers for the realities of Manitoba classrooms.
Christine Kampen-Robinson, co-chair of education and experiential learning, says the 16-month intensive program is designed to connect theory with real-world teaching experience.
CMU to honour Dr. Nora Murdock with 2026 CMU PAX Award
Posted in News Releases | Tuesday, April 21, 2026 @ 11:45 AM
Dr. Nora Murdock, an educator, consultant, and administrator whose career has been committed to strengthening First Nations education in Manitoba, will be awarded the 2026 CMU PAX Award.
Murdock is a leader whose dedication to First Nations education, guided by a postcolonial theoretical framework, is informed by the experiences, perspectives, and lives of Indigenous peoples.
Continue Reading2026 CMU Leadership Scholarship awarded
Posted in News Releases | Wednesday, April 15, 2026 @ 4:15 PM
Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) is pleased to announce the winners of the 2026 Leadership Scholarship: Elia Koslowsky-Wiebe (Westgate Mennonite Collegiate; Winnipeg, MB) and Gabriel Gray (Vancouver Technical Secondary School; Vancouver, BC).
The prestigious scholarship is granted annually to two high school graduates who demonstrate significant leadership ability, academic excellence, personal character, service, and vision. The award is worth up to $20,000 over four years of study, an increase in funds per recipient since last year.
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