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Wilfrid Laurier University Leaf
April 7, 2013
 
 
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Laurier professor's book of short stories receives praise in New York Times Laurier professor's book of short stories receives praise in New York Times
(News - Apr 06)
Laurier Brantford student a "shining example" for volunteer work
(News - Apr 05)
Laurier’s BRAC West building certified LEED® Silver
(News Release - Apr 04)
MyLearningSpace issues resolved
(Campus Update - Apr 03)
Laurier Professor Jason Roy wins OUSA teaching award Laurier Professor Jason Roy wins OUSA teaching award
(News Release - Apr 03)
Nominations open for staff positions on Board of Governors and Senate Nominations open for staff positions on Board of Governors and Senate
(Notice - Apr 02)
Laurier’s New Venture Competition is ‘Smolkin’
(Campus Update - Apr 02)
Laurier Centre for Memory and Testimony Studies holds inaugural workshop
(Campus Update - Apr 02)
Laurier’s Master of Music Therapy program marks 10 years as it unveils first-of-its-kind lab Laurier’s Master of Music Therapy program marks 10 years as it unveils first-of-its-kind lab
(News Release - Apr 01)
Laurier seeks green light for Milton campus in provincial budget
(News Release - Apr 01)
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Kathy Gruspier ('84), Bachelor of Arts, Archaeology Kathy Gruspier was the first consulting forensic anthropologist to the Chief Coroner in Ontario and continues to practice forensic anthropology, assisting police officers at homicide scenes, analyzing unidentified remains, and presenting expert evidence at trials. An expert on genocide, Gruspier was a member of the second Canadian Forensic Team to Kosovo, part of Canada’s UN contribution that investigated, exhumed and analyzed corpses. For her work, Gruspier received the Canadian Peacekeeping Service medal and the NATO medal for Kosovo.

Kathy Gruspier ('84)
Bachelor of Arts, Archaeology