Get to know your student ambassador: Heather Muir
Hi there! Heather here, a 3rd year general studies student here at CMU. I'm so excited to begin my second year as a Student Ambassador!
To start things off, here's a little bit about me: I live here in Winnipeg, MB, and I commute to school everyday—in fact this year I am a Commuter Assistant! This means that I get to help plan really awesome events particularly for the students who do not live in residences. I am also a member of the CMU Jazz Band, which is lots of fun and means I get to fuel my love for music even though I'm not in the music program!
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MSC announces recipient of first Elizabeth Buckland Memorial Scholarship
MSC is pleased to announce that Ashley Henry has been awarded the first Elizabeth Buckland Memorial Scholarship.
The scholarship is awarded to a student majoring in International Development Studies (IDS) or Conflict Resolution Studies (CRS), who is of Indigenous identity or is a newcomer Canadian, and who recognizes the potential of education to overcome particular challenges.
Read MoreMental 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).
Read MoreRestorative Justice Week events
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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