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Desautels Faculty of Music News

The fabulous Tianna Masters will help others find their voice : Network News

July 11, 2023 —  2023 Desautels Faculty of Music graduate Tianna Masters excels musically and academically, and is building a future helping others.

L to R: Tammy Abel, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Dr. Martin Scanlon, University of Manitoba, and Eric Liu, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada

Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences News

Canola team recognized for innovative food process : Featured

July 11, 2023 —  UM food scientist Dr. Martin Scanlon along with other members of the "Green" Processing Research of Canola Science Cluster Team were recent recipients of the Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) 2023 Gold Harvest Award.

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Students News

2023 Emerging Leaders Award Winner Highlights – Part 1 : Network News

July 11, 2023 —  The University of Manitoba is pleased to announce the 2023 recipients of the Emerging Leader Award.

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Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News

Student-led physio clinic offers interprofessional approach : In Focus

July 10, 2023 —  This spring, for the first time in 20 years, the College of Rehabilitation Sciences’ student-led Physical Therapy Neuro Rehab Clinic brought in students from three additional health disciplines for a trial run of a more holistic approach to patient care.

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UM Distinguished Visiting Lecturer - Dr. Peter Simcock

Faculty of Social Work News

Pushing back against ableism, focusing on capability with Dr. Peter Simcock : Network News

July 10, 2023 —  Highlighting the abilities and contributions of disabled people and older adults ageing with disability can strengthen communities and aid in addressing misconceptions regarding disability. UM Distinguished Visiting Lecturer Peter Simcock, Ph.D., School of Education and Social Work, from Birmingham City University, United Kingdom, will be hosting events related to his research and experience in the physical and sensory disability field. His areas of specialization include social work and sensory impairment, deafness, deafblindness and dual sensory loss as well as working with disabled adults and older people.

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Extended Education News

Consider the future of AI and how to work with it : Network News

July 10, 2023 —  This fall, learn about AI and lifelong learning at a series of free webinars offered by UM Extended Education, and understand the possibilities with a micro-certificate to be offered early next year.

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Globe and Mail: The key to fighting ticks? Getting to know them better : UM in the News

July 7, 2023 —  According to Kateryn Rochon, an associate professor of entomology at the University of Manitoba, there are about 40 species of ticks in Canada, and most of them have a preferred host. Rabbit ticks, for example, are usually found on rabbits, and groundhog ticks on groundhogs.

Information Services and Technology News

JUMP is officially retiring July 25, 2023 : Network News

July 7, 2023 —  For the past decade, the UM JUMP portal has been used as a channel for internal communications and for student and staff access to applications. IST's project team has now completed a multi-year project to move its applications and content to newer, more secure services such as Microsoft Teams and SharePoint.

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Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News

Pharmacy dean, medicine prof spread word on deprescribing : Network News

July 7, 2023 —  "We can do so much with medications to help patients, but we also need to think about when it’s time to reevaluate," says dean of pharmacy.

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Price Faculty of Engineering News

UMTIG recognized as research group : Network News

July 6, 2023 —  Urban Mobility and Transportation Informatics Group (UMTIG) is a group focused on excellence in the areas of urban mobility and transportation informatics and bringing high quality results to their partners and clients. Although UMTIG has been an institution on campus since the 1990’s they were recently recognized as a research group by the University of Manitoba. 

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