TMU Professor Ojelanki Ngwenyama Recognized for Research on the Dark Side of Technology
Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) honors Professor Ojelanki Ngwenyama with the esteemed Sarwan Sahota Distinguished Scholar Award for his extensive research on the social implications and risks associated with digital technology. This prestigious award recognizes Ngwenyama’s remarkable contributions to understanding the negative aspects of technology and its impact on society. Ngwenyama’s interest in the dark side of technology emerged during his …
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Canadian PhD Students Demand Fair Pay: Nationwide Walkout Planned for May 1st
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April 30, 2023
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Education, Grant, News
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Canadian Ph.D. students and postgraduates are planning a nationwide walkout on May 1st to demand a significant boost to government-sponsored fellowships and scholarships, which have remained unchanged for almost two decades. The salaries for graduate students and postdoctoral researchers have not increased since 2003, leaving many researchers in a precarious financial position. The federal government provides an annual stipend of …
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Brad Barton to Receive Honorary Degree from Dalhousie University for Contributions to Education and Sports in Nova Scotia
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April 25, 2023
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Education, Featured
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On June 6, 2023, Dalhousie University will award an honorary degree to Brad Barton, an African Nova Scotian educator and coach who has dedicated his life to improving the education system and sports world in Nova Scotia. Mr. Barton, who was born and raised in Jordantown, Digby County, began his teaching career at Allan W Evans/Nelson Whynder Elementary School in …
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Empowering Black High School Students in Saskatchewan: The Student Support Learning Program (SSLP)
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April 24, 2023
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Are you a Black high school student in Saskatchewan looking for academic support, mentorship, and career readiness? Or do you know anyone who is? The Student Support Learning Program (SSLP) is coming to Saskatchewan through a partnership between the Federation of Black Canadians and Black in Sask The SSLP offers free after-school programming and mentorship to Black youth in SK, …
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7 Individuals of African Descent Among Prestigious McCall MacBain Scholarship Recipients
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April 21, 2023
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Education, Featured, News
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The McCall MacBain Scholarship, valued at $200 million, was established in 2019 by John and Marcy McCall MacBain to support emerging leaders worldwide. The scholarship provides fully-funded master’s degrees worth $100,000 each at McGill University, along with mentorship, coaching, and leadership development programs. In the first year of the scholarship’s global admissions, over 1,200 students and graduates from universities around …
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Professor Ato Quayson to Chair New Department of African and African American Studies at Stanford
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April 16, 2023
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Education, Featured, News
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Stanford University is set to establish a new department of African and African American studies, with Professor Ato Quayson serving as its inaugural chair. The department, which will officially open in January 2024, will build on the university’s longstanding Program in African and African American Studies and focus on research and teaching in the humanities and arts. Its scope may …
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17 Expert Tips for Crafting Irresistible Blog Titles that Drive Traffic and Get More Clicks
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April 11, 2023
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Education
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Struggling to attract traffic to your blog? Want to optimize your titles for search engines and increase online visibility? Look no further! Here are 17 expert ways to create catchy blog titles that capture attention, generate traffic, and boost business potential. Example: “5 Easy Tips for Creating Catchy Blog Titles” 2. Use Clarity: Be concise and clear about your post’s …
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Why Canada is the Perfect Study Abroad Destination for International Students: Insights from Hilltop Immigration
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April 4, 2023
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Education, Immigration, Uncategorized
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Are you considering studying abroad? Look no further than Canada! With its high-quality education system, welcoming and inclusive environment, excellent employment and immigration prospects, and affordable schooling, it’s an excellent option for international students. In this sponsored post from Hilltop Immigration, we’ll explore why international students should choose Canada as their study destination and how Hilltop Immigration can provide professional …
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Stay Safe on the Road: 12 Winter Survival Essentials for Your Car
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December 23, 2022
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Education, Lifestyle
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Winter survival is crucial when it comes to driving in North America’s snowy and icy conditions. Poor visibility, icy roads, and snow can make driving difficult and dangerous. If you find yourself in such conditions, it is essential to be prepared with a winter car emergency kit. In this post, we’ll discuss the 12 essential items to have in your …
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