Photograph of Langley Member of Parliament (and alumnus), the Honourable Mark Warawa (in red), visiting the science labs to congratulate Vice Provost and Professor of Biology Eve Stringham and Professor of Chemistry Chad Friesen, who had just been awarded Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) Discovery Grants. Students and assistants are also pictured
Photograph of School of Education Dean Kim Franklin, Education professor Matthew Etherington, and Professor of Biology and Environmental Studies David Clements (back row) with children, teachers, and parents from the Langley Forest School in the Eco-system Study Area. In September, an agreement was reached between LFS and TWU’s School of Education and the Environmental Studies program
Photograph of a team of researchers from TWU's School of Nursing and the Ersta Skondal University College, Sweden. Faculty pictured include Rick Sawatzky, Barb Astle, Sonya Grypma, and Sheryl Reimer-Kirkham
Photograph of Professor of Chemistry, Biology, and Environmental Studies Paul Brown with student researcher and chemistry major Isabella Di Trocchio, in one of the science labs. Brown was working on a project with Honduran scientists to identify the properties of the Central American soapberry plant to see how the berry—a readily available resource—might benefit the people of Honduras
Photograph of Philosophy professor Myron Penner and Biology professor Dennis Venema. Both were named to the Scholarship and Christianity in Oxford’s (SCIO) Bridging the Two Cultures of Science and Humanities seminars. They would be among twenty-five scholars from around the world who would take part in the project
Photograph of professor Erica Grimm speaking during the 5th anniversary celebration for the School of the Arts, Media and Culture (SAMC) on April 8. Since its launch, the School had produced 236 graduates
Photograph of faculty, staff, and students involved in the Green Scholars Initiative’s (GSI) Greek Psalter Project. Pictured are Michael Johnson, Sue Funk, Elsie Froment, Peter Flint, Scott Carroll (with GSI), Craig Broyles, Karlena Nygaard, Rob Hiebert - Director of the University’s John William Wevers Institute for Septuagint Studies - and Nathaniel Dykstra
Photograph of faculty, staff, and alumni gathered at the Trading Post Brewery - owned and operated by TWU alumni - for a fundraiser for the Computing Science program. Those pictured include Computing Science Professor Herbert Tsang, and IT staffers Joel Schwartz and Stuart Schellenberg
