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Katelyne Keddy, incoming President for Kingstec Student Association.
From left to right: HC Collins; Rachel Miller; Justin Corcoran, Student Life Assistant; Zach Gallant; Fleurette Benoit, Student Association Advisor; Matthew Ross.
From left to right: Jake Graves, Bella McMillin, Theo Orr, and James Buick.
From left to right: (Back Row) Stephen Brown, Justin Jameson, Elliott Pick, Justin Ehler / (Front Row) Katelyne Keddy, Beth Brannen, Jessica Sanford, Kristy Taylor.
From left to right: Jeff Taylor, NSCC Associate Vice President of Applied Research, Innovation & International; Mohammad Al Masalama; and Kelly Corkery, Project Coordinator
From left to right: Krista Holland-Guy; Lisa Mader, Student Services Advisor; Claudia Melanson; Kerrin Duggan, Student Life Assistant; and Teri Mejias.
From left to right: Jake Graves and James Buick
From left to right: Dakota Clements, Maddie Fleming, Michaela Pellerine, Clare Tucker-Daling, and Carlee Bourque.
From left to right: Kristen Meagher, Dylan Samson, and Kendra Duggan.
From left to right: HC Collins, Matthew Ross, Rachel Millar, Zach Gallant.
From left to right: Sorrell Bertelsen-Reddick, Courtney Ingraham, Sandi Jagger, Dylan Neffessay.
From left to right: Mike Hammond; Colleen Dort; and Kerrin Duggan, NSCC Student Life Assistant.
Attendees of the 10th Annual Student Life Appreciation Awards
From left to right: Jeff Taylor, NSCC Associate Vice President of Applied Research, Innovation & International; Swadhin Taneja; and Kelly Corkery, Project Coordinator.
The 10th Annual Student Life Appreciation Awards took place on Saturday, April 1st at NSCC Akerley Campus in Dartmouth. Students from across Nova Scotia were recognized for their dedication in many areas of student life including entrepreneurship. The event also marked the introduction of the SHIFT Awards, which recognize excellence in entrepreneurship and innovation.
Virtual cooking classes that promote the health of individuals and the community are at the heart of Harvest for Health.
Recipients of a beautiful Cape Breton white spruce now on its way to Boston might be surprised to discover the Christmas tree has a slight smoky scent.
Postsecondary institutions across Canada are holding convocations in innovative ways to celebrate the graduation of students while prioritizing community safety.
Matthew Keating "got the whole package" when it came to hockey. The youngest of the Keating boys, Matthew's eldest brother Michael was a fast skater but couldn't handle the puck.
This year's Marconi Campus valedictorian isn’t used to the spotlight, but Charmaine Greencorn is both humbled and honoured.
There have been some major changes at what was traditionally known as The News building on East River Road in New Glasgow.
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