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Aviation inks agreement with WestJet
Mount Royal University and WestJet will enhance pilot training through mentorship and resource sharing.
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Special Canada 150 song co-written by MRU prof
A new song celebrating the “new to” and the “born and bred” of Canada premieres June 23.
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Career Services named among the best in the nation
MRU ranked fifth out of 67 institutions by the Canadian Education and Research Institute for Counseling.
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Computer Information Systems student a “software star”
Stefan Radeta’s programming skills earn him a nod from Canada’s Developer 30 Under 30 class.
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2017 SAMRU executive name priorities for next year
Getting out the vote, personalized learning, diversity and government relations important to new members.
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Generations apart, two nursing paths begin and end together
Honorary degree recipient Doreen Spence and student Samatha Cardinal tied through birthplaces and degrees.
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Permanent closures of internal ring road starting June 30
Starting June 30 two sections of Mount Royal Circle, the inner campus ring road, will be permanently closed. With increasing development in the neighbourhood the number of vehicles taking a shortcut through the campus, frequently at higher speeds, continues to rise. There have been many near misses involving pedestrians and vehicles.
We realize the road closures will be an inconvenience for some, but it is a necessary step to ensure the safety of pedestrians on campus. All parking lots will remain accessible, bus routes will not change and new signage will help redirect traffic.
Closure gates will be used as barriers. In an emergency, these gates can be lifted to allow access to emergency vehicles. The gates may also be lifted in special circumstances, such as when students are moving into Residence.
For more information, please go to mru.ca/ringroad
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Partial Lot 1 road closure June 25 to 27, ring road closure June 25
Work being done on Mount Royal's pool will require the road in front of Recreation (Lot 1) from 5 a.m. June 25 to 10 p.m. June 27 to be closed to make way for a crane and trailer. The Trading Post 150 event on June 25 will require the closure of the internal ring road as per the above map. Lot 1 will be inaccessible for June 25, however parking is free in all other lots on Sundays.
Kerby Hall closed this weeked
Kerby Hall will be closed this Saturday and Sunday (June 24 and 25) for sump pump replacement work. Due to the water being shut off there will be no access to the building both days.
New Student Orientation volunteers needed
Welcome our incoming students to the amazing Mount Royal community Sept. 5 and/or Sept. 6 during New Student Orientation. Various positions and times are available. Learn more and sign up online.
Resources for Ramadhan
Ramadhan started May 27 and will end after roughly 30 days. Since no food or water is consumed during the fast, energy levels and productivity may wane. Those requiring information about the accommodation process may contact Heidi Peterson, Human Resources, or Khaula Bhutta, Diversity & Human Rights.
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Saying Goodbye to the Library on Main Street
Fri., June 23 from 12 to 2 p.m. — Library
Join the Library team — past and present — for a groovy, '70s-themed celebration to bid farewell to the Main Street Library (built in 1972).
Cloud Computing and Protecting Privacy (FOIP) Awareness Training
Tues., June 27 from 2 to 3 p.m. — Kerby Hall Boardroom A 341
Learn about protecting privacy when implementing cloud (software-as-a-service) third-party vendor solutions. Register.
IT: Creating an Excel Pivot Table That Uses Slicers
Wed., June 28 from 1 to 2:30 p.m. — T 104
Learn how to create an Excel pivot table that uses slicers to filter data. Register.
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MyMRU announcements
Please send announcements on MyMRU's homepage to mymru@mtroyal.ca. Here are the guidelines.
Start of semester emails, with option for distribution list sign up
As each semester begins (Aug./Sept.) (Dec./Jan.), areas with ongoing employee activites can send an email to employees describing the semester's activities. Employees can then opt in to a distribution list, such as Google Groups, to get updates. Emails can be sent here.
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