John Zonneveld, Industrial Arts Teacher Ed grad (1997), is featured in the Free Press with four Kelvin High School students from grades 11 and 12. They designed a warming hut for this year’s river skating trail at the Forks.
Marni Russell, Business Teacher Education grad, is featured in Alumni Profiles of the Going Places blog.
CGA Manitoba employees (from left): Zachary Minuk, Coordinator, Marketing & Communications; Bruce Granke, Director, Professional Regulations; and Marni Russell, Manager, Communications.
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Microsoft Corporation has recognized a Red River College instructor for using technology to forge social and cultural connections between high school students in Winnipeg and their counterparts in northern Manitoba.
Teacher Education instructor Eva Brown (shown) served as head of the Technology department for the River East Transcona School Division, for whom she developed a collaborative, cross-cultural exchange between Grade 12 students from River East Collegiate and Grade 11 students from Charles Sinclair School on the Fisher River Cree Nation.
The project, entitled Building Global Opportunities Together — Anywhere, Anytime, was developed under Microsoft’s Innovative Teacher initiative, and was showcased at a global conference in Washington, D.C., last November.
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Kris Hancock, Industrial Arts Teacher Ed. grad, is featured in the Free Press making guitars in his Woodworking class at Selkirk Junior High School
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