There are several good reasons to consider offering a variety of assessment methods, beyond the typical quiz/test/exam: Students need to understand concepts deeply, as opposed to memorize information ...

Students in the Masters of Science in Kinesiology program will complete a thesis project in combination with specific curricular requirements. The thesis project will allow you to study a specific ...

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Information Services and Systems (ISS) provides technology services and support to all faculty, staff & students on the Saint John campus. Services include managing the network infrastructure for the ...

At a time when many citizens are disenchanted with the political process yet uncertain as to the remedies required, a critical task for educators is to help students become informed and engaged ...

Dr. Van Buskirk is a Partner at Lawson Creamer in Saint John. He teaches labour relations, human resource management and upper level courses in particular areas of business law at the undergraduate ...

The Mi’kmaq-Wolastoqey Centre at UNB launched a new smartphone app designed to help people learn the Wolastoqey language. The app is designed to teach users words and phrases that surround the culture ...

The graduate programs in Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) attract students from all over the globe; approximately 26 countries have been represented by our graduate students over the past ...

UNB Counselling Services is committed to the academic and personal development of all students. We provide a range of free, confidential short-term mental health services to undergraduate and graduate ...

The Gérard V. La Forest Law Library serves the faculty, staff, and students of the UNB Faculty of Law, as well as the rest of the UNB/STU community. We provide a wealth of legal information and ...

We provide opportunities to everyone who wants to learn about Wabanaki histories, cultures, contributions, and treaty rights through principles of respect, sharing, harmony, acceptance and unity.

Dr. Charles Bourque began his academic career at Dalhousie University where he received a BSc in Mathematics and Theoretical Ecology. He also obtained a BSc in Synoptic Meteorology from the University ...