Dr. Courtney Mason, a professor and Canada Research Chair in Rural Livelihoods and Sustainable Communities at Thompson Rivers University (TRU), has been recognized by the Royal Society of Canada (RSC) for his outstanding achievements. Mason joins 59 newly elected Members of The College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists. Recognition by the RSC is the…
Christine Sorensen has made a lasting impact at Thompson Rivers University by establishing an in-perpetuity family scholarship to support third-year Indigenous nursing students. A valued member of the TRU Board of Governors, she has served the region as a public health nurse, is the former president of the BC Nurses’ Union, and is of Métis…
Student life at TRU can be lonely sometimes. Explore the benefits of cultivating friendships and social connections with counsellor Mark Zhang at a monthly social in the Arts and Education building in room 208. Future dates: Wednesday, Oct. 15 Wednesday, Nov. 19 View Link to Original Source
Student life at TRU can be lonely sometimes. Explore the benefits of cultivating friendships and social connections with counsellor Mark Zhang at a monthly social in the Arts and Education building in room 208. Future date: Wednesday, Nov. 19 View Link to Original Source
Student life at TRU can be lonely sometimes. Explore the benefits of cultivating friendships and social connections with counsellor Mark Zhang at a monthly social in the Arts and Education building in room 208. View Link to Original Source
Powered by a team that includes five Thompson Rivers University (TRU) alumni, Sc.wén̓wen Economic Development Corporation (SEDC) and Sc.wén̓wen Land Development Corporation (SLDC) are a driving force for Indigenous-led growth in Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc (TteS). “We have all these stars in this organization that come from our local university, and I think giving them the…