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The Alumni e-News is for keeping alumni and friends of NSAC up-to-date with news from the university including important announcements, student and alumni achievements, athletic news and upcoming events. |
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NSAC & Dalhousie Merger Discussion - Survey
As merger discussions between NSAC, the Province of Nova Scotia and Dalhousie University continue, we want to keep you informed, as well as hear your input and perspective. Within the next week, we will be distributing a merger update via email, along with a brief online survey.
This survey will take three to five minutes to complete. We hope you will take the time to respond.
Results will be used by NSAC and the Alumni Association to help us inform those directly involved with the negotiations, of the feelings and concerns of alumni.
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Agricola News Summer 2011
Check your mailbox - if it hasn't yet arrived, the latest edition of NSAC's Agricola News should be there very soon!
Due to the postal disruption, the publication was delayed in being distributed. We apologies for any information that is no longer "timely".
We hope you enjoy this edition! Send any comments, or feedback to alumni@nsac.ca
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The Future of Conventional Battery Cages in Egg Production Discussed at NSAC
An open meeting entitled, "Is there a Future for Battery Cages in Canada?" was held last month at NSAC.
The meeting examined the pros and cons of cages for egg production particularly from an animal welfare point of view. The various alternative husbandry systems available for egg production was described together with their strengths and weaknesses.
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Read article in Farm Focus... |
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A New Use for an Old Plant
A plant that was abandoned as an agricultural crop may provide answers to problems faced by farmers on land and at sea. View CBC video...
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NSAC's Annual Open House
 Save the date! NSAC will be hosting its annual Open House, Thursday, July 21. Learn more about how our people are making a difference on a daily basis. |
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Not Since Moses
NSAC's Students' Union President, Paul Manning, placed second in the 5 km category of the Not Since Moses Run/Walk on Sunday.
Photo L-R: Julie Berkshire (Class of '09), Paul Manning and Connie McLellan (Class of '10).
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