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Nettie Neudorf (from left), Adrienne Bestland, and Duane Nichol from Manitoba Municipal Administrators, at the first Empowering Excellence in 2023

Second annual Empowering Excellence UM continuing education showcase

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“It’s about collaboration and bringing people together over dinner and a social evening. The more we get to know each other, the stronger our connections. It brings together instructors, staff, industry and students in an event that will grow over time. We should all go to this.” – Patti Sheare

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#CareerFair, #EmpoweringExcellence, #umanitoba

Extended Education grads apply skills, celebrate success

“I was amazed by the knowledge I gained. Now I can link AI to a business application to get rid of a business problem. It is a very good way to impress the boss.” - Siddh Sheth

#KeepLearning, #UMAlumni, #umanitoba2024, #UMLearnInCanada

On creating equitable and lifelong learning

"Extended Education has provided a flexible education system that was suitable for my stage and is suitable for all stages in life.” - Ogadimma Onyike

#AccessUM, #EDIAatUM, #Homecoming2024, #KeepLearning, #LifelongLearning, #UMAlumni, #UMIndigenous

Creating an inclusive culture for lifelong learning

“Everyone has the right to education, no matter who they are and where they come from. We must create inclusive education and learning where everybody feels welcome. Fully implementing equity, diversity, inclusion and accessibility (EDIA) principles is crucial to the futures of education, or we will miss people and possibilities.” - Ute Kothe

#AccessUM, #EDIAatUM, #Homecoming2024, #LifelongLearning, #UMAlumni, #UMIndigenous

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Exploring New Frontiers in Technology and Law

On October 7 and 8, 2024, 10 law students from the Faculty of Law’ s L. Kerry Vickar Business Law Clinic attended the Canadian Technology Law Association’s (“CAN-TECH”) 2024 Fall Technology Conference in Toronto, Ontario. This was an incredible opportunity for law students to not only learn about the latest developments in technology and law, but to also engage with leading professionals in this space.

Clinical Learning, experiential learning, Faculty of Law, L. Kerry Vickar Business Law Clinic, Law Donor

Winnipeg Free Press: Housing needs of Indigenous seniors in Winnipeg identified

Housing needs of Indigenous seniors in Winnipeg identified

Department of Sociology and Criminology, housing, Indigenous Seniors, transitional housing

Winnipeg Free Press: Crunch Fitness eyes long-planned south Winnipeg opening date

Crunch Fitness eyes long-planned south Winnipeg opening date

construction delays, Crunch Fitness

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