Supporting rights and liberties
An interest in community development and international issues prompted Choloe Chapple (MSC' 07, CRS 4–year) to pursue a degree in Conflict Resolution Studies at MSC.
That interest, coupled with theoretical knowledge and practical application, has shaped Chapple's life experiences. Chapple currently serves as the Executive Director of the Manitoba Association for Rights and Liberties (MARL), an organization that promotes, supports, and celebrates human rights and civil liberties.
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Kathy Bergen: Working for justice in the Middle East
Kathy Bergen is one of four people who received CMU's 2014 Blazer Distinguished Alumni Award at Fall Festival this past weekend. The awards celebrate alumni who, through their lives, embody CMU's values and mission of service, leadership, and reconciliation in church and society.
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John Neufeld: Helping others belong
John Neufeld is one of four people who will receive CMU's 2014 Blazer Distinguished Alumni Award at Fall Festival this weekend. The awards celebrate alumni who, through their lives, embody CMU's values and mission of service, leadership, and reconciliation in church and society.
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Bridge-builder profile: Zach Peters
When the campaign to fund CMU’s new Bridge, Library and Learning Commons began, Zach Peters was the Vice President Activities on CMU Student Council with then-president Dylan Tarnowsky. The two joked with each other that their time as student leaders would have such an impact on the university that CMU would name buildings after them.
“He wanted his name on that bridge: The Dylan Tarnowsky Skywalk,” Peters recalls with a chuckle. “We decided that if he got the bridge, I would get my name on something too: The Zach Peters Library and Learning Commons.”
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IDS student reflects on practicum experience in Tanzania
I spent this past summer living in a little town called Moshi, Tanzania (right at the base of Mount Kilimanjaro) for my International Development Studies (IDS) practicum. In Moshi I worked at the Msamaria Centre for Street Children, an organization that houses, clothes, and feeds children who are living on the streets for various reasons. I spent my days teaching English and Math, digging, planting and maintaining a vegetable garden, and spending time with the incredible group of children that lived at the centre and who dropped in on a regular basis.
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