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Wilfrid Laurier University student Kristin Cobbett’s extracurricular activities are quite literally out of this world. "I’d love to be the first person not just woman on Mars, as it is the closest celestial candidate that could harbour life." Kristin, a Laurier Chemistry-Biochemistry student, is one of 13 undergraduate students from around the world accepted into the 2020 Advanced Academy Program at Project Possum, an immersive, experiential learning opportunity for und...ergraduate students interested in upper-atmospheric research, bioastronautics, science communication and human space flight operations. "It was Professor Haranas who encouraged me to apply to Project PoSSUM, says Cobbett. From the first time we talked during office hours, he has motivated me to reach for the stars and forget my backup plan. I feel like he sees my potential and that has made an impact on me. Read Kristin's story: http://bit.ly/kcobbett

It's a new year! There are many activities and resources offered by Laurier and our community partners to support your physical, mental and emotional health during the break and as you prepare for the winter term. Keep moving! Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks has prerecorded workouts for you to do at home. Take care of your mental and emotional well being. The Centre for Public Safety and Well-Being - Wilfrid Laurier University offers a free online self-care and resiliency ...course. Relax and unwind. Join in a virtual smudging ceremony with Margaret Neveau from the Indigenous Student Centre - Brantford Campus - Wilfrid Laurier University There's a community at Laurier for you. Graduate and Postdoctoral students can find support with the Laurier Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies and WLU Graduate Students' Association. Lend a Golden Hand. Foster a pet with Brant County SPCA or Kitchener Waterloo Humane Society. Prepare for the semester ahead. Check out all the support available at Laurier Writing Services, Laurier Library, and Laurier Student Success. Learn more: http://bit.ly/wlurest2020

This Blue Monday, join us to discuss the individual nature of grief and ways to process loss in your own life in light of the pandemic. Register today: https://register.gotowebinar.com/regist/4256599148706138380

Congratulations to Laurier Alumni Mike Morrice (BBA and BSc ’08), founder of Sustainable Waterloo Region and Green Economy Canada, who will be Laurier’s Social Entrepreneur in Residence. He will be supporting social entrepreneurship and #socialinnovation at Laurier in 2021. More: https://bit.ly/LaurierEIR

If you have admissions questions or are interested in a virtual tour, look out for these webinars: Admissions Webinar: 6 p.m. on Jan. 7 and Jan. 12 Waterloo Campus Virtual Tour: Jan. 13 at 7 p.m. Brantford Campus Virtual Tour: Jan. 14 at 7 p.m.... Learn more: http://bit.ly/RAwebinar2021

Happy New Year to our Golden Hawks. Wishing you many happy returns and a great 2021.

If Homecoming 2020 proved one thing, it’s that even a pandemic can’t change how great it is to be a Laurier Golden Hawk. Laurier Alumni, students, staff, faculty and friends proved once and for all that Laurier spirit isn’t confined to the university’s campuses, a stadium, or a court during virtual 2020 Homecoming celebrations, which took place from Sept. 24 to 27. Read about the 2020 Homecoming celebrations in this edition of Campus Magazine: https://bit.ly/virtualhoco... Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks | #LaurierforLife | #LaurierGoldenHawk

Laurie Sadowski is a proud alumna of Laurier Music's master’s in Community Music program. "For my capstone research project, I reached out to my local hospital, Niagara Health in St. Catharines, Ont., to see if I could create a music and wellness program in their outpatient oncology department. I worked hard to develop the program from scratch and completed two studies about its impact on participants. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive. ... Participants said it got them out of the house, allowed them to be more social and took their minds off of their treatment. The program continued to grow, and I was eventually hired in a permanent capacity as the hospital’s Arts in Medicine Coordinator." Read how Laurier prepared Laurie for her dream career: https://bit.ly/lsadowski Laurier Alumni | Wilfrid Laurier University Research | #PurposefulPartnerships

Choosing a program and university can be a difficult decision. Your kids need your love, guidance and support to choose the best program for them. Here are some important questions for you and your child to discuss during the university process. They can help ensure you are covering all the important topics and help make the decision-making process easier. 1 Choosing the right program... 2 Creating a personalized degree 3 Graduating with practical work experience 4 Choosing a location 5 Accessing supports Find more information: https://bit.ly/wluconversation Please note, the university is closed from Dec. 24, 2020 to January 5, 2021.

Happy Holidays, future Golden Hawks! Read our 'Future Students Guide to Applying During the Holidays' article, and catch up on admissions information and resources during your break, before the application deadline on Jan. 15, 2021. Find out more: http://bit.ly/futstudhol

Research is a dynamic, creative pursuit for students leading to skills development, career advancement and intellectual growth. Read about 8 Laurier students and their fascinating projects. https://bit.ly/mitacswlu | #UnivResearch

#DYK Laurier instructor Souvankham Thammavongsa won the 2020 Scotiabank Giller Prize for her short story collection How to Pronounce Knife. Thammavongsa is teaching Introduction to Creative Writing and Creative Writing: Short Story as part of the English program at Laurier’s Brantford campus. Read the story in this edition of Campus Magazine: https://bit.ly/campusstgiller... #ScotiabankGillerPrize #GillerPrize #CravingCanLit #CanLit

Teachers need to truly understand the math they are teaching so that they can help all different types of learners learn, says Laurier Faculty of Education researcher Jennifer Holm. She is collaborating with her B.Ed students to develop online modules for teaching math. Learn more: https://bit.ly/holmresar #EducationDay | Wilfrid Laurier University Research | #PurposefulPartnerships | Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)

Elevate your potential and upgrade your skills with this part-time program. Starts January 2021. All classes online until safe to be in-person in Milton Deadline extended apply now! https://bit.ly/WLU1MEd

If you take a visual tour of Kitchener-Waterloo, you would think that its history began when the first Germans moved to the area, says Geography and Environmental Studies Department at WLU researcher Miguel Sioui. He and Laurier History Department researcher Gary Warrick are collaborating with local Indigenous knowledge-holders to turn Raddatz Park in downtown Kitchener into a space that honours the city’s Indigenous roots. Read more: https://bit.ly/siouiwarrick... #PurposefulPartnerships | Wilfrid Laurier University Research | Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) | City of Kitchener

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Congrats to the Enactus Laurier team, representing Canada, who were named runner-up at the Enactus World Cup competition, behind the team representing Egypt, on Sept. 11. They also won the 1 Race 4 Oceans challenge, which recognizes students who are taking action to address issues facing the world’s oceans, including pollution, overfishing and climate change. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3ENACWLu... #EnactusWorldCup | Enactus Canada

Don’t miss 'Love in the Time of COVID' premiering on Nov. 19th at 7 p.m. as artists celebrate and come together to encourage love during these difficult times. Find out more: http://bit.ly/LoveCOV | #LaurierCares

The provincial government announced today that Ontario will move into a province-wide shutdown effective at 12:01 a.m on December 26th. Laurier will focus on these three top priorities: 1 Supporting students in starting their winter academic term 2 Maintaining research activities where possible 3 Keeping residences open for students living on-campus... Protecting the health and safety and creating as much stability as possible for students, faculty and staff is of utmost importance and has been the foundation of our decision-making since the pandemic began. Learn more about the changes that will come into effect: http://bit.ly/wludecld

Nearly 4,000 km northwest of Laurier’s southern Ontario campuses, where mainland Canada meets the Arctic Ocean, lies Trail Valley Creek Arctic Research Station. It is Laurier’s northern-most research station and this year marks its 30th anniversary. Now the longest-running hydrologically focused Arctic research station in Canada, Trail Valley Creek has become a productive field site for Laurier’s Centre for Cold Regions and Water Science, which maintains more than 50 research... sites north of Ontario’s Ring of Fire. It is also central to the university’s decade-long partnership with the Government of the Northwest Territories. Read the story in this edition of Campus Magazine: https://bit.ly/trailvalley Wilfrid Laurier University Research | Geography and Environmental Studies Department at WLU | Trail Valley Creek Research Station | Northwest Territories Tourism

Recognizing the stress of this fall and appreciating the importance of physical and mental wellness, Laurier is extending the holiday break by one week. Classes will now begin on Monday, Jan. 11. Read more: https://bit.ly/wluwinter

Holiday shopping can inspire guilt and anxiety, but Lazaridis School of Business & Economics's researcher Kalyani Menon was recently funded by Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) to determine how marketing can be used to encourage adaptive consumption consumption that actually increases consumer wellbeing rather than to perpetuate destructive materialism. Learn more: https://bit.ly/kalmenon Wilfrid Laurier University Research| #PurposefulPartnerships | #marketing | Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)

Hundreds of cold weather kits will be provided to community members experiencing homelessness in Brantford during the winter season thanks to a partnership between the WLU Special Constable Service, Laurier Student Wellness-Brantford Campus, St. Leonard's Community Services and The Salvation Army Brantford Community Church. Each kit will contain a mix of accessories including socks, hats, gloves and heat packs, as well as non-perishable food items and personal care items. Kit...s will also include a card with information about local resources. The kits will be delivered by outreach teams and Laurier special constables at locations across the city. Learn more: https://bit.ly/coldweatherkits

At Wilfrid Laurier University, we solve complex challenges and train the future-ready researchers of tomorrow. Learn more: https://bit.ly/wluar1920 #UnivResearch | Wilfrid Laurier University Research

Lazaridis School of Business & Economics researcher Josephine McMurray has partnered with AGE-WELL to develop technologies that help employees with early-onset dementia stay active in the workplace for as long as possible. Learn more: https://bit.ly/jmcmurray Wilfrid Laurier University Research

Just a friendly reminder to take a break, Golden Hawks! Meditation is one way to unwind that doesn’t take long to do. Here are some basics steps for meditation: Find a position where you can sit comfortably Take a big deep breathe in through the nose and out through the mouth... Close your eyes and let your breath, not your mind lead Read the full meditation guide: http://bit.ly/2QGSufU

Laurier student Olivia Dodge misses the Indigenous Student Centre. Fourth-year student Yvette Itangishaka was expecting a summer of work, travel and socializing, but instead found herself alone for months. Sharan Dhillon, a Laurier Peer Welllness Educator on Laurier’s Brantford campus is feeling the strain of changed routines and a new learning environment. The COVID-19 pandemic has presented unprecedented mental-health challenges for Laurier students. Perseverance and suppo...rts are helping see Olivia, Yvette and Sharan through. Read their stories: https://bit.ly/wellnesswlu Indigenous Student Centre - Wilfrid Laurier University - Waterloo campus Indigenous Student Centre - Brantford Campus - Wilfrid Laurier University Laurier Student Wellness-Brantford Campus Laurier Wellness - Waterloo Campus

Check out Laurier’s 2019/20 research annual report and read the personal stories of researchers who are forming community partnerships to create change. https://bit.ly/wluar1920

Early trials at Wilfrid Laurier University show antiviral drug effective at blocking two strains of coronaviruses. Primary investigator Stephanie DeWitte-Orr is currently collaborating with a research lab in Winnipeg to trial the drug with SARS-CoV-2. Honestly, the results are even better than we thought, said DeWitte-Orr, an associate professor in Laurier’s Departments of Health Sciences and Biology. We are still in the preclinical phase, but thus far it has provided comp...lete protection in human lung cells. We found no detectable virus a week after exposure. Learn more: https://bit.ly/earlytrials #COVID19 #UnivResearch

Laurier is proud to partner with the Kitchener Waterloo Humane Society and the Brant County SPCA to offer Laurier students, staff and faculty an opportunity to support animals in need in our community. All costs for fostering these animals are covered by the Humane Society. Help us give these animals extra enrichment and affection before going to their forever homes! https://bit.ly/anmalco

You got this, Golden Hawks! With exams starting tomorrow, remember: 1 Make a plan 2 Take time for study breaks... 3 Use all the resources available to support you at Laurier Find more study tips: http://bit.ly/2RqpV3g Good luck!

The holidays are right around the corner and this year will be a year like no other. Looking for some tips on how to stay positive during the holidays? Read more here: https://bit.ly/3hOliday

Get insight into how to prepare for your final exams and speak with Laurier's writing and learning experts today from 10 am to 6 pm. Learning Skills and Development - Laurier Brantford is hosting an Ask Us ANYTHING: Finals Edition today on their Twitter account @lbwritelearn. Check it out: https://twitter.com/lbwritelearn... Good luck, Golden Hawks!

Students heading home for the holidays? Brant County Health Unit has these tips to plan ahead. Students living away from home should consider doing a self-quarantine or drastically reducing close contact with others for 10 to 14 days BEFORE returning home. This will help lower the risk of exposure to COVID-19. Those unable to quarantine should limit close contact with others, especially seniors and individuals who are immuno-compromised or have underlying medical conditio...ns. Students heading home should avoid social gatherings with friends or others who may also be returning from post-secondary institutions. Students should have close contact with those in their household only. Students are encouraged to isolate themselves immediately and seek assessment and testing at a local assessment centre if they are experiencing symptoms (even mild ones) It’s important to remember just because you know someone, it does not reduce the risk of transmitting COVID-19. And it is possible to transmit COVID-19 even if you aren't showing symptoms. International students who travel home will need to quarantine and follow other institutional protocols upon their return to Canada. For more information and COVID-19 updates, visit wlu.ca/coronavirus or bchu.org/coronavirus

You did it, Golden Hawks! Happy last day of classes!

We will be hosting our admissions webinar on Dec. 9 at 6 p.m. ET and a general Q&A webinar session on Dec. 16 at 7 p.m. ET. Register to join us live, ask questions, and learn more about our admission process: https://bit.ly/RAwebinar1

Start tomorrow morning with a and ! Laurier Alumni welcomes students and alumni for the next Elevating Laurier Leaders Panel to discuss the role of small businesses in building community, sustainability, and in particular, women’s roles in how to provide leadership for community support on Wed, Dec. 9 from 8am to 9:30am. This panel discussion will be moderated by Sara Bingham, Associate Director of the Laurier Women Entrepreneurship Centre, and will feature alumni (from l...eft) Andrea Dalimonte (BA '07), Wendi Campbell (MBA '08), and Carla Langhorst (BBA '03) as well as Laurier faculty members Kathy Absolon (MSW '91), director of the Centre for Indigegogy, and Ginette Lafreniere, Associate Professor in the Lyle S. Hallman Faculty of Social Work. Register today for this topic and more: https://bit.ly/38RPaY4 Elevating Laurier Leaders: Building Community by Supporting Local

Region of Waterloo Public Health and Emergency Services is doing a Takeover of our Instagram account on Thursday, Dec. 10th at 1 p.m. They'll be hosting an AMA session and the Takeover will feature an update from Dr. Wang, Medical Officer of Health, so don't forget to follow along. The questions and videos will be saved to our highlight reel on Instagram when the Takeover ends. #BeSafeStayGolden #lauriercommunity

For the sixth year in a row, a team of economics students from the Lazaridis School of Business and Economics has made it to the final round of the Bank of Canada’s Governor’s Challenge. Congratulations to Jacob Mathon, Samuel Oluwalana, Vincent Slawski, Herman Wagnleithner, Vincent Lawrence Vigal and Robert Wilson! Learn more: https://bit.ly/GovChal

Our last lecture of 2020! Join Lianne Leddy, Associate Professor of Indigenous Studies within the Faculty of Liberal Arts on December 9 as we discuss what Indigenous women’s voices teach us about our unique histories. Lianne will be sharing some of what she has learned from interviewing Elders to demonstrate the power of Indigenous women’s activism in our communities. To register and learn more about the upcoming virtual lectures, go to: beinspired.ca/lmls

Mark your calendars for the next #MusicInTheLounge performance, happening on Monday, Dec. 7 at 7:30 p.m. Thank you to the Faculty of Music and Kitchener Public Library for putting together these unique listen from home opportunities. https://bit.ly/2UK7SIC | #LaurierCommunity

Waterloo campus tour webinars are happening Dec. 3 and Dec. 8 at 7 p.m. ET. Explore campus with a current student as your guide and ask questions LIVE. Register here: https://bit.ly/VirtWeb

Get decked out in your this holiday season! While the Laurier Bookstore and Stedman Community Bookstore locations remain closed, you can still find all your favourite Golden Hawk gear online. Shop today: www.wlubookstore.com... Can anyone guess what year this promotional photo was taken? Thanks to Laurier Archives for this pic!

Looking ahead to December... Important dates: Dec. 9: Undergraduate classes end. Dec. 10 to 11: Study Days.... Dec. 12 to 23: Final examination period. Dec. 23: Fall Term ends. Dec. 24 to Jan. 5: University closed. Jan. 4: Winter co-op work term begins. Jan. 6: University re-opens. Jan. 11: Winter classes begin. Find more important dates for the fall semester: https://bit.ly/3LFall

A huge thank you to Laurier Music champions Robert (LLD '96) and Judith (BA '87) Astley for their pledge of $375,000 to match donations made to the Carruthers Practice Studios starting tomorrow on #GivingTuesday. Join the Astleys to Make Space for Music and honour Dr. Glen Carruthers’ retirement. Learn more and donate: give.wlu.ca/carruthers

Get exam ready with "Keep Calm and Study On!" Running from Nov. 30 to Dec. 11, you'll have access to two weeks of workshops, de-stressing fun and downloadable resources to help you succeed in studying for finals and focussing on your own personal wellness. The best way to prepare for exam season is:... Start studying early Be intentional about planning breaks Take care of your wellbeing during the exam period Find the full event listing: https://bit.ly/369gWNL Have a great study tip? Share in the comments below

Kimberly Barber, associate dean of the Faculty of Music, focuses on the ‘wins’ of teaching online. There’s been a tremendous outpouring of creativity that’s been really exciting to witness, says Barber. Read more: https://bit.ly/3mh0yAo

You are not alone . Wilfrid Laurier University's Peer Support Program has gone virtual in order to help you continue to connect, even from a distance. The Peer Support program aims to create a safe, inviting space where you can discuss student-life concerns. Peer support sessions are led by Laurier undergraduate and graduate student volunteers, who have been trained by CMHA National / ACSM National to listen, validate, and refer.... Learn more: https://bit.ly/2IQbIgN Laurier Wellness - Waterloo Campus | Laurier Student Wellness-Brantford Campus | WLU Graduate Students' Association

Golden Hawks, why should you share your #Laurier experience through course evaluations? 1 Evaluations are completely anonymous and give you a chance to evaluate your courses. 2 By completing your course evaluations in a respectful, constructive way, you’re helping instructors understand what works and how they could improve their teaching. 3 Your constructive feedback plays an important role in supporting teaching excellence at Laurier.... Please contact [email protected] if you are unable to access your online course evaluations. Learn more: http://bit.ly/32WJDIY

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Open House is here! You have 24/7 Open House Access to on-demand content and videos for our 80+ undergraduate programs, student services (like residence and co-op) and campus life. We’re also hosting one more Open House Live event on November 25 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. ET! This is your opportunity to speak with faculty and current students from our programs. Explore our Open House Website for content that interests you now, then come back during Open House Live to ask us your questions. https://bit.ly/VirOpenHouse

It’s ok to be who you are, and no one has the right to cause anyone harm because of their gender, gender expression or perceived gender. From Nov. 25 through Dec. 10, #Laurier will host virtual programming in support of 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, an international campaign to challenge violence against women and girls. On Nov. 25, share a photo wearing purple with a message of support, including the hashtag #16DaysofActivism and tag Consent is Golden.... Find the full listing of events: https://bit.ly/336wDmT UN Women | #orangetheworld | #16days | #genderequality

The province has announced that the Region of Waterloo will be moving into move the Red-Control category of the Provincial framework at 12:01 a.m. on Monday November 23, 2020. Read the Region's news release here: https://bit.ly/393LId0

Laurier's Financial Resources team will again host Sarah’s Annual Holiday Toy Drive in memory of former colleague and toy-drive organizer Sarah Wilkinson, who passed away in August 2018. But like most things amid the pandemic, the 2020 annual toy drive will also look different. Instead of seeking new, unwrapped toys, Financial Resources’ staff members are asking members of the #LaurierCommunity to donate gift cards for toys and food, as requested by the Salvation Army. ... Find out how you can support: https://bit.ly/3toydrive

Laurier has a new friend! This summer, Laurier launched a Chat Bot on the Admissions and Future Students webpages. Have questions about recruitment, admissions, scholarships, and programs? Ask away: https://bit.ly/WLUfuture

Due to the extended holiday break, Winter, Spring and Intersession Terms have been adjusted. See important dates and deadlines here: https://bit.ly/wsiterm

This week, during #InternationalEducationWeek, there will be many great events that are organized for students, staff, and faculty, and will feature Laurier International's first-ever virtual International Opportunities Fair, where International partners will deliver presentations and answer questions about what it's like to study as an exchange student in their country or collaborate as staff and faculty. Find out more about the fair and other events here: https://bit.ly/interIEW

As our campus community regions enter the Orange Restrict Zone on Monday, our facilities will remain open and no new protocols will be required as everything currently in place meets the orange zone restrictions. Stay safe, wear a mask, and socially distance, Golden Hawks.

ProteusIC a four-month long competition that challenges you to create a commercialization plan for 1 of 6 technologies developed out of Ontario's research institutions and then pitch it to a panel of judges. Western University is partnering with McMaster University, University of Windsor, University of Waterloo, University of Guelph and Wilfrid Laurier University to bring you six technologies for you to develop commercialization plans for. Successful teams have the chance t...o win 1 of 6 prizes of $5000; and have the opportunity to be involved in the further commercialization of the technology including a possible spin off company! Find out more and register for the event on November 19: http://bit.ly/proteussl

Join us for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion: A Conversation with Human Rights and Decolonization. : Nov 13, 6:30PM-8:00PM Panelists include: Dr. Sheila Cote-Meek (York University), Ms. Stephanie Simpson (Queen's University), Dr. Malinda Smith (University of Calgary), and Dr. Wesley Crichlow (Ontario Tech). Moderated by Barrington Walker (Wilfrid Laurier University). ... Learn more: https://bit.ly/3ni8rWp

Our third Laurier Milton Lecture is happening TODAY. It will be led by Roger Sarty, PhD who will discuss how the Canadian Army saved Halifax after the 1917 Explosion. When Halifax was devastated by the explosion of a munitions ship on Dec. 6, 1917, it was the Canadian Army garrison of this fortress city that came to the rescue. Yet this often heroic effort has received little recognition. Indeed, the garrison commander was fired for what the authorities in Ottawa thought were his excessive demands to help the stricken civilian population. To register here: beinspired.ca/lmls

Laurier will hold a virtual ceremony on Wednesday, Nov. 11 to mark #RemembranceDay. This Remembrance Day holds added significance as many reflect on the 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War in Europe. The virtual ceremony will be led by the Laurier History Students’ Association on Zoom beginning at 10:40 a.m. All members of the Laurier community may attend. The virtual event is limited to 500 participants. More here: http://bit.ly/remDDay

WOW! Congratulations to Souvankham Thammavongsa, English instructor on Laurier’s Brantford campus, on her #ScotiabankGillerPrize win! https://bit.ly/gillerWLU | #CanLit

The transition to remote learning has been challenging personally, academically and professionally for all of us this year. Unsurprisingly, Laurier students have shown amazing resiliency and come together to support their community like never before. You are inspiring, Golden Hawks! We got in touch with some peer support leaders and asked them what they've been doing to adapt during the transition. Read some advice from your fellow Golden Hawks here: http://bit.ly/LaurierRemote

November 13 is #WorldKindnessDay and we could all use a little extra joy and kindness in our lives. Do you know someone in the #LaurierCommunity who is doing their part to spread kindness? Submit a story by emailing [email protected] or tag Laurier in your social posts. https://bit.ly/WluComm

Women continue to lean in" and yet, they continue to grapple with self-advocacy, and struggle to exert power to request that their value is reflected in their compensation. Elevating Laurier Leaders: Negotiations | Moderated by Laurier's President and Vice-Chancellor Deborah MacLatchy. Nov 9, 2020 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM... http://bit.ly/LauNegotiate

We know that the application process can be challenging for future students, so we've compiled the information that students and families may need for admissions, residence, program selection and more. Click here: http://bit.ly/ViewBoOk

Wilfrid Laurier University Master of Social Work student Victoria Woghiren has been appointed to the Premier’s Council on Equality of Opportunity. The council is working hard to address the obstacles and disparities faced by marginalized youth, especially those heightened by the pandemic. Read more: http://bit.ly/3socd6l