
Eight visual arts and engineering students can now enjoy bragging rights for leaving their mark on the University. The brand-new STEM Complex showcases the two works of art they created and built under the STEAM project.
Articles
Catherine Cano has scaled the ranks of the IOF
In April 2019, alumna Catherine Cano (BSocSc ’84) began her term as administrator of the International Organization of la Francophonie (IOF). “I feel ready, confident, and secure in taking on this role. I suddenly realized that my years of experience have provided me with a wealth of knowledge and perspective.”
Lifelong friendships and a dream job
Keri Ryan’s quest for bilingualism brought her to uOttawa, where she became friends with three women she met during orientation week. They formed enduring bonds despite diverging career paths. Ryan’s has now taken her to Hong Kong.
Monique Bégin: “A true teacher and a friend”
Whether as researcher, cabinet minister, professor or dean, Monique Bégin has devoted her life to improving the lives of Canadians, especially the most vulnerable. The University of Ottawa, which she calls “my university,” has been enriched by her vision and dedication.
Dr. Lyne Pitre: Franco-Ontarians’ healthcare champion
For the past 30 years, the award-winning uOttawa alumna and professor in the Faculty of Medicine has ensured that medical residents in Ontario have access to training in French. She herself has trained, in French, more than 200 family doctors.
7 tips on how to manage your finances after graduation
Alumnus Shaun Lynda, co-host of the Two Black Guys with Good Credit podcast, returned to campus with Financially CLEAN program director Dionne Nicholls to make three short “Money 101” videos for new grads.
STEM courses lead to London Stock Exchange
Diane Côté has a power position at the heart of global finance in London, but still makes time to act as an ambassador for her alma mater.
Ralph Nader’s call to action
The iconic consumer rights champion knows from experience that citizens armed with facts can hold the powerful to account. He gave an inspiring talk during Criminology Week 2018, marking the department’s 50th anniversary.
Dr. Jack Kitts: Leading with compassion
The uOttawa alumnus salutes the people and the principles that led him to The Ottawa Hospital’s top job and the Order of Canada.
Upcoming Events
Summer programs for teens
Date: June 24 to August 23
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Location: 150 Louis-Pasteur Prvt, STM 117 (STEM building at the University of Ottawa, room 117)
Are you a parent looking for an enriching experience for your teenager this summer? Or are you a high-school student looking for hands-on experience in real university labs?
Movement in Meditation
Date: Every Monday morning (January 7 - June 24, 2019)
Time: 7:30 a.m.
Location: National Arts Centre, Glass Thorsteinson Staircase, 1 Elgin Street, Ottawa
Join dancer/instructor Geoffrey Dollar for Movement in Meditation.
Start your week with a class that will leave you feeling calm and refreshed. Combining simple movements with breath, visualization and meditation, this class is for everyone.