A series of upcoming events is helping the community learn more about the local, national, and global impact of research at Nipissing University.
March is Research Month at Nipissing.
Events kick off with the NU360 Speaker Night on Wednesday, March 4 (6-8 pm) at the NUSU Student Centre.
Faculty will deliver fast‑paced six‑minute presentations on topics ranging from childhood resilience to rural healthcare, environmental change, entrepreneurship, and more.
“Researchers at Nipissing University explore important questions that allow us to better understand the world around us,” says Dr. Barbi Law, Associate Vice-President, Research, Innovation, & Graduate Studies at Nipissing University. “We are thrilled to invite the community to campus to celebrate our student and faculty researchers and learn more about their research and its impact regionally and beyond.”
Next Tuesday, March 10, Rare Dementia Support Canada presents Living Stories: A Moment with Rare Dementia.
The event will include an art exhibit by St. Joseph‑Scollard Hall students, and an evening theatre performance by Almaguin Highlands Secondary School.
The Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) Competition takes place on Thursday, March 26, with graduate students challenged to present their research in just three minutes.
Research Month wraps up with the Undergraduate Research Conference on March 27–28.
It will feature student research, art, and poetry from across Ontario.
All events are free and open to the public.
For more information, visit: www.nipissingu.ca/researchmonth
