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Mental Health First Aid workshop
A workshop for MSC and CMU students offered by the Canadian Mental Health Assocation
This 2-day training course was developed to help people provide initial support to someone who may be developing a mental health problem or experiencing a mental health crisis. The course is a skills workshop with a focus on mental health first aid skills and can be taken for credit as CRS-2111(1.5).
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Opening Ceremony
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Get to know your student ambassador: Evan Balzer
Hello! My name is Evan Balzer and you’re about to find out all about me. Brace yourselves.
As you can probably guess, I am a student at Canadian Mennonite University in Winnipeg. I live with James Nikkel in Poettker Hall on the south side of campus. I am a goalkeeper on the men’s soccer team, and as you know, work as a Student Ambassador in the Admissions Office. I regularly attend chapel and worship nights here at the school.
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A Message to President’s Circle and Patron Donors
Dear Friends of CMU,
In this mid-autumn season I'm pleased to share the first of what will be three updates to CMU's President's Circle and Patron's Circle members this year.
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Some Canadians have limited options for financial learning
Canadians with low-incomes have limited opportunities for learning about finances, argues Dr. Jerry Buckland, Dean at Menno Simons College, in a newly published article.
In Structural Barriers, Financial Exclusion, and the Possibilities of Situated Learning for Financial Education, Buckland draws on the concept of situated-learning, or practice-based learning, to explain the limited options low-income people have for increasing their financial literacy.
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