Wpg Free Press: The mighty quinzhee

Excavating a snowy shelter is the perfect project for a Winnipeg winter afternoon. Dr. Gordon Giesbrecht shows you how.
Registration for the Spring 2018 session is now closed. Here’s a sneak peak of some of the exciting programming planned for the sold out session:
Psychosocial Factors in Healthy Aging – Retirement, Physical and Psychological Support (tentative)
Dr. Dan Bailis
The NeuroBlate System (tentative)
Dr. Mark Torchia
Mobility and Aging (confirmed)
Dr. Michelle Porter
Rare Genetic Disorders are Over-Represented in Manitoba’s Unique Populations (tentative)
Dr. Cheryl Rockman-Greenberg
Olympic Sport History (tentative)
Dr. Douglas Brown
Stability Control in Older Adults (confirmed)
Dr. Jon Singer
High-Energy Astrophysics of Supernova Remnants and Neutron Stars (tentative)
Dr. Samar Safi-Harb
Excavating a snowy shelter is the perfect project for a Winnipeg winter afternoon. Dr. Gordon Giesbrecht shows you how.
Despite decades of success on the basketball court, Michele Sung [BKin/09] believes winning isn’t the be-all-end-all for student-athletes.
An accomplished Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management alumna with close to 20 years of event management experience, Robyn Stewart of the Western Canadian Music Alliance is the featured guest for episode three of the faculty's Alumni Speaker Series.