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Laurier launches Strategic Investment Fund

Laurier launches Strategic Investment Fund

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Laurier launches new technology initiatives for fall academic term
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Leanne Holland Brown appointed Dean of Students, Laurier Waterloo Leanne Holland Brown appointed Dean of Students, Laurier Waterloo
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Laurier professor's Parkinson's research in spotlight Laurier professor's Parkinson's research in spotlight
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Two Laurier professors receive prestigious Early Researcher Awards Two Laurier professors receive prestigious Early Researcher Awards
(News Release - Aug 24)
Laurier introduces learning outcomes for Orientation Week Laurier introduces learning outcomes for Orientation Week
(Campus Update - Aug 20)
Laurier saddened by the loss of former board of governors chair Betty Sims
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Laurier professor will bike with Lance Armstrong for local hospital Laurier professor will bike with Lance Armstrong for local hospital
(Campus Update - Aug 18)
Laurier to offer certified financial planner designation courses
(News Release - Aug 18)
Laurier launches first Canadian executive master’s program in technology management
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Niem Tu Huynh, Geography and Environmental Studies Backed by SSHRC and Canadian Institute of Geomatics scholarships, Niem Tu Huynh studied Geographic Information Systems (GIS) extensively in her time at Laurier. At the Master’s level she looked at mental mapping and GIS, while at the Ph.D level, she examined relationships between GIS and geography education. Tu Huynh travelled to Vietnam as part of the Canada Corps University Partnership program and to explore research potentials for her Ph.D work. At the 2009 convocation, she received the graduate gold medal for Doctor of Philosophy (Faculty of Arts) and the Governor General's academic gold medal.

Niem Tu Huynh
Graduate, Ph.D Geography and Environmental Studies,
Geography and Environmental Studies