Surviving culture shock and leading by example

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Kom Bol hopes to inspire others from East Africa to work towards a better world for all

Surviving culture shock and leading by example

Bol is graduating with his fellow Arts class of 2019 on June 5, 2019. A political studies major with an environmental studies minor, he hopes to attend graduate school in environmental law so that he can go back home to East Africa where he can work for an NGO and lobby for greater environmental protection laws and policies.

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Arts, Convocation, Environment Earth and Resources, Faculty of Arts, International Centre, international students, Students

$13 million in new funding supporting research projects vital to Manitoba

Research to improve environmental sustainability

Biological Sciences, CEOS, civil engineering, Environment Earth and Resources, Science,

Partners in the North

Over the ten-year history of the Riddell Faculty, numerous working relationships with organizations, communities, and institutions in Canada’s North have been developed. Two important partnerships, with the University College of the North (UCN) and the Northern Manitoba Mining Academy (NMMA), seek to provide greater access to training and educational opportunities for northern Manitobans.

Arctic Research, community engagement, Environment and Geography, Environment Earth and Resources, Geological sciences,

Addressing food insecurity in northern communities

Helping bring food to northern communities

Environment Earth and Resources, Natural Resources Institute, Research and International,

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