School of Professional Studies, Cape Breton University

School members spend morning in December working on CBU Strategic Plan and translating for new school initiatives ... and having some creative fun too!

Dr Ed Barre, Professor of Human Nutrition in the School of Professional Studies at Cape Breton University, is this year's recipient of the President's Award for Excellence in Research.Thank you Ed. You make our school proud.

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The School of Professional Studies invites you to join us for CBU Research Month on March 23. Can research in education make a difference to policy and practice?Can it broaden our vision of what is possible and alter our perspective and the status quo? Learn about the exciting questions colleagues in our education department are asking and explore how research in education is of both practical and public value. For further details, see poster below.

The School of Professional Studies invites you to join us for CBU Research Month on March 23. Can research in education can make a difference to policy and practice?Can it broaden our vision of what is possible and alter our perspective and the status quo? Learn about the exciting questions colleagues in our education department are asking and explore how research in education is of both practical and public value. For further details, see poster below.

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Check out CBC's interview with Tanas Sylliboy, the first male Mi'kmaw Nursing student to graduate from CBU, as he talks about his experience at CBU!

Nursing Co-op - Tanas Sylliboy If you're considering a career in nursing, the co-op program at the Cape Breton Regional Hospital can help you decide. We learn why when we speak with Tanas Sylliboy of Eskasoni First Nation about his experience in the program.

We are starting the page with this Fall's graduates from Education and Public Health. We couldn't be prouder!