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LAURENTIAN SUDBURY, ONTARIO, CANADA | ADMISSIONS 2021
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Welcome 3
Your Neighbourhood 4
Your New Environment 6
Your Home Base 10
Residence Fees..................................................11
Residences........................................................12
Meal Plans........................................................14
Dining on campus.............................................15
Your Leisure Time 16
Your Success 18
Academic and Orientation Support...................19
Health, Wellness and Safety..............................20
Your Balanced Lifestyle 22
Social Activities.................................................23
Student Associations.........................................24
Athletics...........................................................26
La Francophonie...............................................30
Indigeneity........................................................32
Study Abroad....................................................34
Your Steps 36
Prerequisites for Admission...............................37
Applying: Step-by-Step.....................................38
Your Financial Outlook 40
Tuition and Fees................................................41
Bonjour. Aanii. Hello!
Financial Assistance...........................................42
Budgeting Your First Year..................................44
Program Options 45
Course Delivery Terminology.............................46
Let me extend my sincere congratulations and a warm welcome as you begin your postsecondary journey and this
Undergraduate Program Index.....................47
exciting phase of your life! Your journey, through these extraordinary times, is both commendable and inspiring.
Experiential Learning.........................................48 While 2020 has certainly redefined our perspectives, this transformative new decade has also brought about the opportunity to reimagine
our world, just as you set out to define the unique role and impact you will have in it.
Certificate of Bilingualism.................................49
Customizing Your Degree.................................50 Laurentian is the ideal environment for this journey. Our strong academic programs and expert faculty will enrich your knowledge, fuel
your imagination and frame your vision for a future in which you will thrive. Our small class sizes and the engagement this allows will be
Admission Requirements...................................52 important factors in your future success. We will further provide you with a unique ability to customize your degree. As you plan your
Program Descriptions unique contribution to the world, this will afford you the flexibility to explore different perspectives, enhance your career outcomes and
create a niche for your specific skill set and talent. Employers are keenly aware of this and as a result, we’ve held the best record in the
Faculty of Arts...................................................60 province for the employment of our graduates for more than a decade.
Faculty of Education..........................................76
At Laurentian, you will also have the ability to learn in a bilingual environment and benefit from Indigenous knowledge and cultures
Faculty of Health...............................................80 while being surrounded by peers from around the world. These unique attributes are further enhanced by extensive experiential learning
Faculty of Management....................................88 opportunities, a strong support network, and state-of-the-art facilities that guarantee student success. Ensuring you have an outstanding,
Faculty of Science, Engineering enriching student experience that leads to the career of your dreams is our utmost priority.
and Architecture...............................................92 As we await your start at Laurentian, we are committed to answering any questions you may have along the way.
!
Northern Ontario School of Medicine The information presented in Viewbook 2021 reflects the University’s student experience and
After all, this is an important step for all of us as your journey will help shape our future.
(NOSM)...........................................................112 program delivery under normal campus operations. While COVID-19 remains a concern, the
University will continue to follow the direction of the Canadian Government, the Province of Ontario
Graduate Studies & Glossary 114 and Public Health Guidelines to ensure the health and safety of all of our students, faculty and staff,
which is paramount. Over this period, Laurentian remains committed to the delivery of high quality
DR. ROBERT HACHÉ
Important Dates 115 programs and an outstanding student experience.
President and Vice-Chancellor
president@laurentian.ca
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The City of Greater Sudbury
YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD As the Northern Ontario hub for health, education, entertainment, business, government, mining and retail, the City
Choose your home away from home at the heart of a welcoming community. of Greater Sudbury offers the unique advantages of a metropolitan city while remaining a truly tight-knit community.
Combined with its enviable natural setting of freshwater lakes and boreal forests, it offers outstanding quality of life.
Expect to enjoy a blend of culture and city life amidst a natural northern setting. By land area, Greater Sudbury is the largest city in Ontario and as such, the great
outdoors beckon. Expansive lakes and waterways, lush forests and varied terrain, a comprehensive network of groomed hiking, skiing, biking and snowmobiling
trails, and nine provincial parks within a 90-minute drive await our students.
Beyond the busy life on campus, you’ll find plenty to do and enjoy in your host city. From festivals, outdoor recreation and sports, to live theatre, museums,
shopping, dining, and socializing, it’s all within easy reach. Leisure activities run the full gamut from adventure and arts, all the way to yoga and paddle boarding.
There’s something here for every aspect of your personality, interest, and energy level.
1,300 km
of groomed
multi-use trails
Greater Sudbury has efficient and
economical public transit and is easy
to navigate by car or on foot.
2,415 acres of For more information,
conservation area visit discoversudbury.ca.
9 provincial
parks within
a short drive
Did you know?
Toronto to Sudbury Greater Sudbury is considered a city of lakes
387 km as its landscape is dotted with over 330 lakes,
165,000 Ottawa to Sudbury covering 601 square kilometres.
individuals call 484 km
Sudbury home
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A campus like no other
YOUR NEW ENVIRONMENT Located on the traditional lands of the Atikameksheng Anishnawbek,
our campus is nestled among five freshwater lakes.
Choose an environment in which you will thrive.
Our natural setting is minutes from the downtown area and comprises more than
765 acres of land that adjoin the vast Lake Laurentian Conservation Area.
Nature is at the core of the University’s identity, and learning here, in this awe-inspiring natural environment, is a true
pleasure for the senses. Attended by nearly 9,000 students, Laurentian is moderate in size, and features amenities within
Did you know?
close proximity. For those 1,600 students in residence, there is no need to arrange for transportation, and getting that
extra sleep in the morning is a real advantage for many of them. Forgot something in residence? Not a problem, as it is The view from the 11th floor
only a minute or two away. of the R.D. Parker Building
The downtown area, where the University’s spectacular McEwen School of Architecture is located, can be accessed within showcases a full panoramic
8,900+ minutes by hopping on one of the many transit buses that commute back and forth to the main campus. The School of vista of the entire campus and
Architecture is located at the intersection of Elm and Elgin streets. its natural surroundings. It is
students enrolled
the tallest vantage point
You can also hit the beach! The Laurentian campus boasts its very own beach on the shores of Lake Nepahwin. in Sudbury.
A popular private spot for Welcome Week activities, the beach is accessed within a short walking distance down
the campus’ well-groomed trails. Laurentian students have access
to a private beach, located on
60 renovated Getting around campus, minutes from class.
classrooms and Student Bus Pass (U-Pass): In partnership with the City of Greater Parking: For students bringing a vehicle to
teaching labs Laurentian is the only university
Sudbury, Laurentian University’s student associations developed campus, parking passes and metered parking
in the province to have a
a universal bus pass program to provide an economical and options are available at various lots within
planetarium (the largest in
environmentally friendly way for students to travel on and off walking distance to main buildings. Our visitor
Northern Ontario) and an
campus and across Sudbury. Our students enjoy unlimited city parking rates are $2 per hour, $8 for the day
on-campus observatory for
transit service throughout the academic year, making it easy to come and meters accept coins and credit cards.
everyone to enjoy.
and go at a moment’s notice. Full-time students automatically obtain Paying for temporary parking is also now
14 research the bus pass for the academic year as part of their ancillary fees. possible through the Hotspot Parking app.
centres
Outstanding spots to discover on campus! 3 Climbing wall 3 Founders’ Square
3 Indigenous Sharing and Learning Centre
1,600 3 Indoor and outdoor tracks 3 McEwen School of Architecture 3 Olympic-size pool 3 Parker rooftop
students living 3 Private beach 3 Student Centre 3 Tango Tower 3 The Fielding Innovation Space 3 The Foundry 3 Welcome Centre Atrium
in residence
6 | SECTION HEADER TO GO HERE The information presented in Viewbook 2021 reflects normal operations on campus. YOUR NEW ENVIRONMENT | 7
The Laurentian Federation
Zone 1
1 Vale Living with Lakes Centre
Campus
1a Watershed Centre
1 2 Willet Green Miller Centre
1a P16 3 Maintenance and Huntington University, Thorneloe University and the University of Sudbury
Ram
sey La
ke Road
MAIN ENTRANCE
map Security Building
4 Fraser Building and Auditorium
5 Cliff Fielding Building
form the Laurentian Federation.
6 Science II Building and
Doran Planetarium
South Bay Road
7 Science I Building
2 8 J.N. Desmarais Library
9 Classroom Building
10 Arts Building
11 Dining Hall
12 R.D. Parker Building /
P1 Welcome Centre / Atrium
P2 myLaurentian Hub Each individual university contributes unique academic programs, distinct learning and residence
P3
13 Indigenous Sharing accommodations, as well as diverse attributes to Laurentian’s offerings.
3 A ARBORETUM
and Learning Centre (ISLC)
4 P15 Zone 2 Students at University of Sudbury, Thorneloe and Huntington are all Laurentian University students who share classrooms, services, activities,
5 14 Student Centre and are an integral part of one supportive community. All graduating students receive a Laurentian University diploma or degree.
6 15 West Residence
7 16 Mature Student Residence
12 17 Single Student Residence
8 FOUNDERS’
16
F 9 10 SQUARE 18 University College Residence
13
15
P4
19 East Residence Did you know?
Zone 3
14 P5 17 20 University of Sudbury
11 C P10 20a University of Sudbury Residence Laurentian University was
B
E 21 Huntington University formally established in 1960
18 and Residence
19 SECONDARY ENTRANCE
but its early roots date back to
P7 22 Thorneloe University 1913 with the establishment of
P9 Huntington University Thorneloe University
and Residence University of Sudbury Sacred Heart College.
20a 20 Zone 4
P8 D
21 23 Alphonse Raymond Pavilion It was the first, and for many
Elm Street Kingsway S P11
24 Laurentian Child years, the only institution of
27
23 and Family Centre/ higher learning in Northern
Durham Street
Elgin Street
Elm St.
H Garderie Touche-à-Tout
Ontario. It was renamed
Paris Street
26 28 25 Education Building University of Sudbury in 1957.
S 24 26 Cardiovascular and
Cedar Street
25 Metabolic Research Lab
22 Thorneloe facilities include the
Old City Hall Lane 27 Health Sciences Education Fielding Memorial Chapel of St.
RAMSEY LAKE 29 Resource Centre
Larch Street T P12 Mark and the Ernie Checkeris
28 Northern Ontario School
of Medicine Theatre. All three federated
30
Laurentian University - Main campus P14
29 Student Recreation Centre
institutions offer residence
accommodations.
30 B.F. Avery Physical
Paris Street
Education Centre and
TANGO TOWER Jeno Tihanyi Pool
RAMSEY LAKE
G 31 Sports Stadium
Downtown
32 McEwen School of Architecture
Science
North 31 33 Telegraph Building
Centennial 34 Workshop Building
Drive Ramsey Lake Road Main campus
935 Ramsey Lake Rd.
McEwen School of Architecture - Downtown location P1 - P12, P14 and P16:
Reserved parking
Elm Street Kingsway P15: General parking
Durham Street
Elgin Street
85 Elm St. A-B-C-D-E:
32 Pay and Display parking
33
Paris Street
F: Half-hour complimentary parking
34
G: Metered parking
Cedar Street
To main
Old City Hall Lane
campus H-S-T: Affiliated university parking
RAMSEY LAKE
P
Larch Street
laurentian.ca/campus-maps Bus
Stop
Parking Private
Beach
Huntington University Thorneloe University University of Sudbury
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Street
Consider residence your new home base
YOUR HOME BASE We’re confident you’ll feel at home from the first day onward.
Choose your new home and network of friends.
Free WiFi Exercise Games Health Theatre Convenience Secured Computer Laundry
room room services room store facilities labs facilities
staffed 24/7
You’re well on your way to becoming a university student Residence fees DOUBLE SINGLE DEPOSIT
8 student and chances are this will be your first time living on your own.
residences What you’ll find at Laurentian are flexible and comfortable residences that University College $7,160* $8,387* $500
will feel like home – only better. Here, YOU get to design your own lifestyle! Single Student Residence $7,160 *
$8,387*
$500
It’s the main reason so many students – more than 1,600 of them –
choose to live on campus. West Residence • $8,639*
$500
100s of Our eight unique residences, five of which accessible to first year students, East Residence • $8,639*
$500
provide you with an array of options. Each residence has a different style
residence activities and vibe so we’re sure you’ll find one that feels just right for you. For many,
– FEDERATED RESIDENCES –
choosing residence accommodations is a great way to jump-start student life. Huntington University $5,460** $6,510** $550**
Friendships are formed quickly, and many last a lifetime. Living at the heart University of Sudbury $5,505** $6,587** $500**
of the Laurentian campus is safe, convenient, and best of all, a great way
to socialize. Thorneloe University • $7,170** $740**
24/7 access
to staff *
Includes $100 refundable damage deposit. **Approximate amounts. Where indicated, residence fees for 2021-2022 were not available at press time.
Consult laurentian.ca/accommodations for up-to-date fees.
The information presented in Viewbook 2021 reflects normal operations on campus. YOUR HOME BASE | 11
Five first-year residences to call home LIVING
Different styles of on-campus accommodations are available, BEDROOM BEDROOM BEDROOM BEDROOM
each with a full range of amenities. KITCHEN
&
DINING
WASHROOM WASHROOM
Life in residence offers many advantages: a welcoming environment where you’ll meet students with shared interests, KITCHEN LOUNGE
STORAGE STORAGE
as well as close proximity to classes, health and fitness facilities, study spaces and various resources on campus.
Apartment-style
CORRIDOR BATH BATH
WEST RESIDENCE
LOCKER
STAIRWELL
DOUBLE DOUBLE
KITCHEN BEDROOM • 6-storey building • 223 student accommodations • 55 air-conditioned and furnished
BEDROOM
ELEVATORS
apartments consisting of four single furnished bedrooms, living room, kitchen and two
bathrooms • Available for upper year-students who meet credit requirements.
LIVING/DINING SINGLE DOUBLE DOUBLE SINGLE DOUBLE DOUBLE
Applications for residence
BEDROOM BEDROOM BEDROOM BEDROOM
AREA BEDROOM BEDROOM are submitted through the
MyLaurentian applicant portal.
Apartment-style
BATH
DOUBLE DOUBLE
BEDROOM BEDROOM
LIVING
BEDROOM BEDROOM BEDROOM BEDROOM
KITCHEN
&
SINGLE STUDENT RESIDENCE DINING
EAST RESIDENCE
• 3-storey building • 387 student accommodations • 4-6 person self-contained apartments Current high school students are WASHROOM WASHROOM
• Each apartment has a living room, kitchen, two bathrooms, and a storage room. • 11-storey building • 236 student accommodations • 62 furnished and air-conditioned
guaranteed a spot in residence when units • Available for upper-year students who meet credit requirements • Each apartment
STORAGE STORAGE
they apply to University College or Single consists of four single furnished bedrooms, living room, kitchen and two bathrooms.
Apartment-style
Student Residence before June 1, 2021.*
Federated Residences
KITCHEN LOUNGE
CORRIDOR BATH BATH
LOCKER
STAIRWELL
DOUBLE DOUBLE
KITCHEN BEDROOM BEDROOM
ELEVATORS
LIVING/DINING SINGLE
BEDROOM
DOUBLE
BEDROOM
DOUBLE
BEDROOM
SINGLE
BEDROOM
DOUBLE DOUBLE HUNTINGTON UNIVERSITY RESIDENCE* THORNELOE UNIVERSITY RESIDENCE* UNIVERSITY OF SUDBURY RESIDENCE*
AREA BEDROOM BEDROOM
• 162 student accommodations • Double • 58 student accommodations • Furnished single • 180 student accommodations • Single and
and single rooms • Amenities include kitchen rooms • Amenities include kitchen facilities, double rooms • Amenities include kitchen and
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE RESIDENCE facilities, laundry facilities, TV lounges and study social lounge, laundry facilities, computer room, dining facilities, social lounge, laundry facilities,
BATH
DOUBLE DOUBLE areas, a social centre, a small exercise room and study room and sauna. exercise room, and study room.
• 11-storey building • 240 student accommodations • Double and single rooms • Each floor BEDROOM BEDROOM
a library.
is equipped with a kitchen, bathrooms and has access to outdoor recreational facilities.
Dorm-style
huntingtonu.ca/students/residence thorneloe.ca/residence usudbury.ca/en/residence
*
Preferred accommodation is based on availability. This offer is limited to students who apply to a Laurentian University residence and excludes Federated University residences. *Students residing in a Federated University residence (Huntington, Thorneloe, and University of Sudbury) are not required to purchase a meal plan.
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Residence Meal Plans Dining on campus
A balanced lifestyle includes healthy food choices.
Flexible. Easy. Economical.
Students residing in East, West, University College or Single Student residences are required to purchase a meal Vegan Sustainable Vegetarian Made Locally Halal
seafood without grown
plan. This allows for convenient and expedited service, access to well balanced and healthy meals, a wide array gluten
of food choices, and satisfied bellies.
Science II Building Parker Building
• The Grille – A selection of favourites fresh from the grill. • Pub Downunder – Serving a classic pub-style menu, the Pub Downunder
Meal Plan Options: • Smoke’s Poutinerie – An assortment of gourmet twists on the
classic poutine.
is a great place to enjoy a meal, study, and socialize with friends and
classmates. The pub schedules a variety of student-run events throughout
the week, including live entertainment, fundraisers and weekly themed pub
Fraser Building nights. Owned and operated by the Students’ General Association.
OPTIONAL • Tim Hortons Express – Self-serve.
MEAL PLANS
J.N. Desmarais Library Rotunda
• Starbucks – World-renowned coffee, treats and sandwiches.
Block of Classroom Building
Single Student Residence
FREEDOM HEARTY COMMUTER LIGHT 35 MEALS • Tim Hortons – Full service restaurant with dining area.
• Cravings – A convenience store right on campus offering bread, milk,
EATER EATER Great Hall and sundries.
$
5,120
$
524 • Marché Dining Hall – On the menu, expect variety and access • Quesada, Burritos & Tacos – Delicious burritos with made-fresh-daily
(tax exempt)
$
4,949 $
4,494 $
3,879 to fresh produce and healthy meal choices, including options and
accommodations for those with special dietary needs. The marché-
salsas and guacamole.
• Tim Hortons Express – Self-serve.
(tax exempt) (tax exempt) (tax exempt) Block of style dining experience is based on the principle of all-you-wish-to-eat
dining, which means every client leaves satisfied. Marché-style dining Alphonse Raymond
75 MEALS allows patrons to serve themselves at will, sit and enjoy the fresh fare. • Tim Hortons – Full service restaurant with dining area.
• Topper’s Pizza – A long-time community favourite, the chain started • Marché Alphonse – Savoury and dessert crêpes, fresh sandwiches
Includes Includes Includes Includes $
1,106 here in Sudbury and has expanded across the province – it’s that good! and soups.
$
200
tax free Flex Dollars,
$
300
tax free Flex Dollars
$
450
tax free Flex Dollars
$
650
tax free Flex Dollars Block of
• Subway – Get your favourite soup, salad or sub.
Food services at Laurentian are operated by Chartwells. Ranging from a market-style experience
plus 5 guest passes
150 MEALS in the Dining Hall to a light soup and salad combination, you’ll find plenty of fresh fare to satisfy
your appetite.
$
1,947
This plan offers Enjoy up to Enjoy up to Enjoy up to Optional meal plans
maximum flexibility 375 meals. 320 meals. 250 meals. are available for
for dining at Laurentian. non-residents of East,
With the Hearty Eater With the Commuter With the Light Eater
West, University College
With the Freedom Plan Plan you can enjoy Plan you can enjoy Plan you can enjoy
or Single Student
you enjoy unlimited breakfast, lunch breakfast, lunch breakfast, lunch
residences.*
access to the Dining or dinner up to or dinner up to or dinner up to
Room during regular 375 times. 320 times. 250 times. There’s a plan for every
hours of operation. pocketbook and a
Plan-holders may enter Plan-holders may enter Plan-holders may enter
selection of options
Eat breakfast, lunch, the Dining Room once the Dining Room once the Dining Room once
to suit every need.
dinner; drop in for during any meal period. during any meal period. during any meal period.
coffee and muffins
or afternoon snacks.
*
Optional meal plans are available for those who are not residing in designated meal-plan residences but wish to take advantage of savings,
variety and convenient access to the dining hall.
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Mind, body and fitness
YOUR LEISURE TIME At Laurentian, we care about your well-being.
Choose to balance your lifestyle. We understand that a healthy lifestyle supports and strengthens academic success. Our multi-million dollar world-class recreation centre and surrounding
outdoor tracks, trails, and fields provide the perfect setting for all your wellness goals.
GET MOVING
Hit the Gym: 7,200 sq. ft. of training workout space awaits
along with a choice of three running tracks, four multi-use
gymnasiums, two squash courts, two eight-metre climbing
towers and a 50-metre Olympic-size swimming pool.
Open Swim: There are 20 hours of open swim sessions
available for students every week. Dive into our 50-metre
Olympic-size pool, swim some laps or enjoy a leisurely dip.
Intramurals League: We offer many intramural sports
opportunities annually so you can stay active from the
moment you step on campus until your final exam. From
floor hockey, soccer, and basketball to flag football and
ultimate frisbee – join a team and have fun!
Voyageur Club Teams: There are countless opportunities
to meet new people, to share interests and to make new
friends by joining one of Laurentian’s Voyageurs Club Teams.
Other
Try your hand or hone your skills at squash, fencing,
cheerleading, dance, volleyball, wrestling, and more.
OUTDOORS
Enjoy the Fresh Air: With five freshwater lakes, over
35 kilometres of multi-use trails, and a diverse natural Just a few minutes from campus,
landscape, the campus not only offers the perfect playground
the City of Greater Sudbury provides
for outdoor enthusiasts, it also boasts some of the most
spectacular views our unique northern landscape has to offer.
and maintains:
Stretch Your Legs: Take a lap around our outdoor 3 Northern Water Sports Centre
400-metre running track or indoor 200-metre practice 3 Rowing club
track or head out into nature.
3 Downhill ski facilities
Try a Winter Workout: The Nordic Ski Trail System links 3 Skating path on Ramsey Lake
the campus to a network of 11 kilometres throughout the
adjacent Lake Laurentian Conservation Area. Set out for 3 Skating oval at
a snowshoeing or cross-country skiing adventure or try Queen’s Athletic Park
ice fishing. 3 Beautiful waterfront boardwalk
Hit the Beach: The Laurentian campus boasts its very own 3 Rainbow Routes Trails
beach on the shores of Lake Nepahwin. A popular private
3 Parkland and gardens
spot for Welcome Week activities, the beach is accessed via
a short walk down one of the campus’ well-groomed trails. 3 Cycling paths
Challenge Yourself: Reach new heights by climbing
Laurentian’s new 15-metre Tango Tower. The tower is
designed to help teach team building and leadership skills
using physical activity, right here on campus.
50m Olympic-size
swimming pool
4 well-appointed Did you know?
multi-use gyms
Mental health and accessible recreational opportunities
are strategic priorities for Laurentian and, as such, it has
recently signed its commitment to the Okanagan Charter.
35 km of
multi-use trails
16 | SECTION HEADER TO GO HERE The information presented in Viewbook 2021 reflects normal operations on campus. YOUR LEISURE TIME | 17Support services at Laurentian
YOUR SUCCESS Our students thrive in an environment that supports their academic success.
Choose your path to academic success.
Learning Commons – Offers one-on-one peer
learning support to undergraduate and graduate
students.
Our services provide:
• Tutoring
• Academic writing assistance
• Learning strategies:
- Time-management and study tips
- Presentation and exam preparation
- Research and note-taking skills
- Critical thinking and research proficiency
- Google Suite applications and LinkedIn
Learning
Campus coaches are available to first-year
students for assistance navigating and
transitioning to life on campus. For more
information, email orientation@laurentian.ca.
Academic Transition Course: ACEX 1006 –
The Understanding, Learning, and Inquiry course
It all starts with a personalized approach to teaching, extensive infrastructure for individual student coaching (3 credits) will help you identify your strengths
and assistance, and genuine caring for each student’s wellbeing. and weaknesses and build skills related to
stress management, critical thinking, writing,
presentations, listening, and reading your
Academic and Language Institute – Assists second language
learners in acquiring, integrating, and refining textbooks. The course helps students prepare for
Orientation Support the language skills necessary for postsecondary university academic expectations. Completion
of the 3-credit condensed format course can
success, with outstanding student support,
Accessibility Services multiple levels of entry, flexible starting dates, lighten your fall course load and provide you
Students with disabilities or facing academic small class sizes, and TESL-qualified and with confidence and peace-of-mind as you
challenges will find resources and assistance at experienced teachers. begin your academic journey.
our Accessibility Services Office located on the
2nd floor of the Parker Building in room P-230. Programs include: Laurentian Online
The team is responsive to the unique needs of • English as a Second Language (ESL) Laurentian offers 23 degree programs and nearly
individual students and endeavours to provide a • English for Academic Preparation (EAP) 540 courses in online and/or blended formats
positive and equitable learning experience for all. • University Preparation (UP) – an academic (online, correspondence), many of which
bridging program where students can take are available in both English and French. The
In order to ensure the best start to the two 3-credit courses
postsecondary journey, a summer transition offerings include undergraduate, master’s, and
• Short-term summer programs – certificate programs. All offerings provide the
program, Partners in Accessibility at Laurentian Outdoor Adventure ESL Summer Camp and
(PAL), is offered to inform students of available flexibility to complete a full program of study,
Study Abroad – Experience Canada complement on-campus study, to get ahead,
resources and provide transition supports for life • Additional language support for
Full complement on campus. New students are encouraged to keep-up, or catch-up with your program of
Francophone students
of academic contact and register at the Accessibility Services study as your schedule permits. Please refer to
resources and Office once they have accepted their offer of page 46 for additional information on our online
Transitions and Engagement and alternative delivery opportunities.
supports admission. A plan of accommodation can then Orientation – Our orientation program
be mapped-out early, in anticipation of the first welcomes you to the Voyageurs family as you Laurentian Online provides:
academic year. ease into your studies at Laurentian. Prepare for • Online degree programs and courses
student success by finding academic resources • College to online degree pathways
The Centre for Academic Excellence and supports, familiarizing yourself with the • Opportunities to learn from anywhere
The CAE is the student hub for academic in the world
23 degree programs campus services, and participating in diverse
support! Located in the J.N. Desmarais Library, campus and community events. • Admission opportunities three times a year
and nearly 540 our friendly staff, mentors, tutors and coaches • No annual or out-of-province administrative
courses online will help you reach your full potential by “My First 6 Weeks” – During the first fees
providing a full range of academic supports. 6 weeks of classes, campus coaches will
Academic Advising – Our advisors can assist meet first-year students, learn about their
with degree navigation, setting educational, life goals, connect them with academic supports,
and career goals and developing essential study university student services, and student clubs
1,000+ student skills. and associations. The program also offers
job opportunities mid-semester check-ins to further assist students
on campus with their transition to campus life.
The information presented in Viewbook 2021 reflects normal operations on campus. YOUR SUCCESS | 19Liaison Services
Connecting you to Laurentian University!
Our Liaison team is dedicated to serving the
needs of prospective students.
From school visits, campus tours and
Open House, to one-on-one academic path
discussions, they have answers to every question
and the latest information about our programs
and services.
They are the University’s frontline officers who
help guide all students through the application
process, whether they’re entering directly
from high school, transferring from another
institution or arriving from another continent.
Library and Archives
With services in the J.N. Desmarais Library
and at the downtown McEwen School of
Architecture, the Library and Archives provides
1.5 million books, hundreds of databases,
thousands of scholarly/scientific journals, and
an extensive archival collection, with the local
collection supported by a mostly-free interlibrary
loan service.
The J.N. Desmarais Library provides group and Health and Wellness Services Campus Security and pray on campus. Located on the third floor
quiet individual study areas, relaxed lounge Health and Wellness Services operate the on- Laurentian’s Campus Security team operates of the Parker Building in rooms P-356 and
study settings, an event space, as well as around the clock, 365 days a year. Campus P-357, the Multi-Faith Prayer Space provides
campus medical clinic and look after student
computers, printers and copiers for student security personnel oversee the safety of the a haven for quiet reflection and prayer for
health care needs. Registered nurses and nurse
use. Library/Internet research help is available individuals of all faiths.
practitioners are on staff during regular office campus community and the security of its
in person, by video conferencing, by phone,
hours, and part-time physicians are available by infrastructure. Certified with a Ministry issued
by email, and through our Ask the Library
chat service. Librarians provide drop-in and
appointment to offer primary health care. security license, all guards are trained in First Aid, Student Career Planning
CPR and the operation of defibrillators.
in-class workshops on such topics as searching Their services include chronic disease Career and Employment Services
databases, Google Scholar, and using Zotero management, health promotion and protection, Operations include: Located on the second floor of the R.D. Parker
(for citation management). disease and injury prevention advice and • 24 hours a day/7 days a week/365 days a year Building, in room P-230, Laurentian’s Career
counselling. patrol and assistance and Employment Services provides permanent,
The library’s extended hours of operation are
• security cameras across campus summer and part-time career and employment
geared to students’ needs. Safe Space Program • emergency telephone service, located near support services for undergraduate and
We are committed to parking lot entrances graduate students alike. Students can count
Health, Wellness and Safety ensuring that the campus
is an institutionally and culturally
• emergency telephones with direct-line access on assistance in the development of career
Counselling Services nurturing and welcoming place Work Alone Program management skills. They can consult up-to-date
Bilingual and confidential short-term counselling for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, This upon-request service offers regular check- external employment postings, on-campus job
services by skilled and qualified counsellors are two-spirit, and queer students, staff, and faculty. ins (and reassurance) by Campus Security to all postings and internship opportunities, and take
available on-site on the second floor of the students, faculty, or staff who find themselves advantage of our job shadowing mentorship
R.D. Parker Building, in room P-230. To achieve this goal, we have implemented working alone after regular business hours, in program and career fairs.
a number of new programs and initiatives isolated areas of the University.
Counsellors are on-hand to confidentially including the Safe Space training program that
discuss any personal issue and/or mental health provides visible contact and support access Laurentian is a safe and secure campus where Other Services
concerns that may be impacting your well-being. points for members of Laurentian’s LGBTQ2-S prevention and service to the University community
They can also advise on a range of services that Laurentian Bookstore
community. We’ve also adopted a ‘Preferred come first.
promote effective learning, growth and personal From textbooks and school supplies, to school
Name’ use procedure. Other health, wellness and safety bags and Laurentian gear, find all the supplies
development.
LUCERT Program services on campus: you need right here on campus. Operated by
Equity, Diversity and Human Rights The Laurentian University Campus Emergency • Pride@LU Follett, experts in postsecondary merchandising,
Office Response Team (LUCERT) is a student-led • Women’s Centre the bookstore offers custom textbook ordering,
volunteer service that supports safety initiatives a book rental service, and online shopping.
The mandate of the Equity, Diversity and Human
Rights Office (EDHRO) is to lead the University and emergency medical response on campus. Residence and Family Support Print Hub
community in fostering an inclusive and The team, trained at a First Responder Level in Located in the lower level of the Fraser
CPR HCP, assists with events and the SafeWalk • Garderie Touche-à-Tout
respectful learning and working environment Auditorium, the Print Hub can service your
program. • Laurentian Child and Family Centre
for all students, staff and faculty by providing printing needs: presentations, reports, mock-ups,
• Residence Office
Come and see what Laurentian has to offer! expertise, guidance, advice and counsel to Safe Walk Program business cards, invitations, promotional materials,
members of the University community. books, posters, course notes, thesis materials,
The Liaison team offers tours of our campus, which is situated on 765 acres of nature conservation
territory. Knowledgeable tour guides will show visitors all aspects of university life from classrooms EDHRO assists with matters of discrimination,
Operating daily from 8 a.m. until 2 a.m.,
SafeWalk is a free service that, upon request,
Spiritual Support scanning, binding, and more.
to athletic facilities, to student spaces, dining locations and everything in between. harassment, sexual harassment, sexual violence, safely escorts students, faculty, and staff Multi-Faith Prayer Space Visit laurentian.ca/printhub for a full list of
bullying and student rights and responsibilities. anywhere they need to go on campus. Our campus features a space to gather, meditate available services.
20 | YOUR SUCCESS The information presented in Viewbook 2021 reflects normal operations on campus. YOUR SUCCESS | 21Social activities
YOUR BALANCED LIFESTYLE As a Laurentian student, you’ll find plenty to do and experience.
Choose your involvement and social networks.
The combined efforts of the student associations, student clubs, and residences make for a flurry of activities and events on and off campus: concerts, rallies,
pubs, formals, powwows, political discourses, tours, tournaments, talent competitions – all await your arrival.
Some of the annual favourites that add to our unique student experience include: AirBandz, Model Parliament, Incontri Club’s Festa Fiesta, and of course,
the famous Pot Bangers’ Game Nights.
50+ assorted
student clubs
Student clubs Student voices
Friendships and communities form Print and Radio:
20+ intramural The Lambda
quickly at Laurentian. At Laurentian, students are heard.
sports annually
What better way to make that happen than Information and advocacy platforms abound with two student newspapers, LAMBDA and
to join one of our student-led clubs and L’Orignal déchaîné, and the campus and community radio station CKLU.
organizations! No matter your interests, there
is something for everyone, and if you don’t find
what you’re looking for, it’s easy to start a club Our community is strong and connected on social media.
100s of of your own. Follow us for personal insights into Voyageurs’ student life.
student events
The information presented in Viewbook 2021 reflects normal operations on campus. YOUR BALANCED LIFESTYLE | 23Student associations Student centre
Student associations provide a wide variety of services, offer a multitude of events, activities and opportunities for students Opened in the fall of 2019, students now enjoy a centralized location
to socialize, and continually advocate for student rights and well-being. Our services include:
to gather and socialize on campus.
East of the R.D. Parker Building and linked to West Residence, at the heart of the campus, the Student Centre serves as the hub between student living
quarters, the main campus buildings and food services. The upper-level of the building is open access. It’s where you’ll find the SGA offices and information desk
(V-Desk) as well as a photography studio, Old Rock Coffee shop and additional spaces for future pop-up shops and food services. The functional space of the building
Health, vision Club Travel Info, tips, requires pass access and features an atrium with study and lounge facilities, private study rooms, an open-concept games room and a clubs room.
care and dental funding and grants and advice, directions
insurance networking supports
GOT YOUR PASS?
If you’re a member of the Students’ General Association (SGA), your full access fee to the student centre is included in your
student association fees. If you’re not an SGA member, a full access pass can be purchased on your portal at: my.laurentian.ca/shop.
Association des étudiantes Students’ General Association (SGA)
et étudiants francophones (AEF) The SGA represents the collective voice of its members by advocating
For more than 40 years, the Association des étudiantes et for students throughout the university and at the municipal,
étudiants francophones (Association of Francophone Students) provincial and federal levels of government. It also provides services,
has represented the interests of Laurentian’s Francophones and opportunities and social and cultural events that enhance the student
Francophiles. The AEF strives to promote French language and experience, such as Welcome Week, themed pub nights, contests, and
culture at the University and manages the political, academic, more. From organizing world class events, concerts and activities, all
social and cultural needs and interests of its members. AEF is the way to coordinating health and dental plans, the SGA is an integral
the only strictly French-language student association in the part of student life here at Laurentian.
province and offers all of its services in French. Services and Opportunities:
Services Offered: 3 Advocacy 3 Employment 3 Food Bank 3 Graduation photos
3 Advocacy 3 Health and dental insurance plan 3 Health and dental plan 3 Pub Downunder 3 U-Pass (Sudbury Transit)
3 ISIC discount card 3 U-Pass (Sudbury Transit) 3 V-Desk-information and ticket sales 3 Welcome Week
aef@laurentienne.ca sga@laurentian.ca
705-673-6557 705-675-1151, ext. 1094
monaef.ca @aef.ul sga-age.com @sga.age
24 | YOUR BALANCED LIFESTYLE The information presented in Viewbook 2021 reflects normal operations on campus. YOUR BALANCED LIFESTYLE | 25YOUR VOYAGEURS
Choose your sport and reach new heights.
Our varsity teams’ name – Voyageurs – conveys a sense of Northern Ontario’s ONTARIO UNIVERSITY
ATHLETICS
history and culture, as well as the spirit and tenacity of its residents.
It is also reflective of our Laurentian athletes’ ferocious “trailblazing” drive and their reliance on one another to attain victory.
Ontario University Athletics (OUA) is the regional member of U SPORTS, and all Laurentian teams, with the exceptions
of Nordic Skiing, Golf, Baseball and Rowing, compete for U SPORTS championships. All teams compete in the OUA conference.
Baseball* Basketball Cross Curling Golf Hockey Indoor Nordic Rowing Soccer Swimming
Country Track Skiing
21 varsity
teams
63 provincial
championships
12 national
championships
261 varsity
events
*
Men’s
26 | SECTION HEADER TO GO HERE The information presented in Viewbook 2021 reflects normal operations on campus. YOUR BALANCED LIFESTYLE | 27Shout out
to our remarkable athletes
who made 2019-2020 an exceptional year!
luvoyageurs.com
Charles Alexander
N OUA Gold Medalist
Hayley Chase
N OUA Gold Medalist
N Canadian University Rowing Championships
Bronze Medalist
N Canadian University Rowing Female Athlete
of the Year
Kadre Gray
N OUA Men’s Basketball Player of the Year
N U SPORTS First Team All-Canadian
Litha Ncanisa
N OUA Ken Shields Award Winner
Héléna Lamoureux
N OUA Women’s Basketball Rookie of the Year
N U SPORTS All-Rookie Team
Abigail McDonald
N OUA Medalist:
Bronze in 100m butterfly
Athletic scholarships Samuel Boily-Dufour
As a Voyageur athlete, you will be dedicating a great deal of time to your N OUA Medalist:
studies, training and competing, with fewer opportunities than most for Bronze in 50m freestyle
part-time employment. Silver in 100m freestyle
We recognize the importance of financial support for our athletes. Laurentian’s athletic scholarships
and entrance bursaries are generous and wide-ranging. It is important to investigate them early on
Coach Phil Parker
N OUA Women’s Team Coach of the Year
and determine how to qualify.
Make some noise!
It’s also about the fans!
Make a point to join the legendary Laurentian Voyageurs PotBangers!
Cheering for our student-athletes is part of the Voyageurs culture, and our cheering techniques are less than conventional. Pots and pans are
enthusiastically used to make the maximum amount of noise to cheer-on our athletes. Join thousands of dedicated fans and the official PotBangers
and get ready to make some noise!
28 | YOUR BALANCED LIFESTYLE The information presented in Viewbook 2021 reflects normal operations on campus.Francophonie at the heart of Laurentian Bilingualism at the forefront
In Sudbury, French is the first language of almost one third of the population.
50+ 1,025 1,230
programs offered courses offered Certificate of
in French in French Bilingualism recipients
In addition to its French-language programs and services, and thanks to its many partnerships, Laurentian has been contributing
for decades to the vitality and development of a cultural and associative environment that is envied throughout Ontario.
Whatever your taste in music, theatre, visual arts, literature or history, Sudbury offers a wide variety of cultural organizations that respect all Francophone
identities, enhancing your stay during your university studies.
To ensure you don’t miss out on anything,
we encourage you to follow these engaging
social networks on Facebook!
Cultural Life
@CFOFSudbury
@ContactInterculturelFrancophoneDeSudbury
@CSCGrandSudbury
@CVFSudbury
@editionsPrisedeparole
@galeriedunouvelontario
@ivoiriens.sudbury
@journallevoyageur
@lanuitsurletang
@laslague
@lorignal.UL
@placedesartsdesudbury
@salondulivredugrandsudbury
@SHNOSudbury
@SudburyIndieCinema
@theatredunouvelontario
@ULaurentienne At Laurentian, 18% of the student
population pursue their studies in French.
@UpHereFestival
@usudbury As such, the learning environment is ideal for
Francophones, Francophiles and Anglophones
Research Hubs to improve and enhance their language skills in
@acfassudbury both of Canada’s official languages.
@cnfs.laurentienne Laurentian also offers you the unique
@ifolaurentienne
@researchLUL
opportunity to complement your degree with
a Certificate of Bilingualism that you can obtain COMMUNITY!
free of charge. To do so, you need to plan your
Political Engagement studies and acquire a minimum of 15 credits in
@acfosudbury May 22, 2019:
courses that are not in the language of study
@AEFdeUL (English or French) of your program at Laurentian. Sudbury has been selected as a Welcoming Francophone Community
For more information on the Certificate of as part of the Government of Canada’s Action Plan for Official Languages."
Other interesting networks to follow:
Bilingualism, consult page p.49. There is a definite Francophone reality in Sudbury that is prevalent. Some pockets of the city such
#IB2021LUL
as le Moulin à fleur and several suburbs such as Val Thérèse, Hanmer, Azilda, Chelmsford and
#Imagine2023
Francophone Excellence Award others thrive on their rich Francophone heritage.
#LUartsculturesUL
($1,250 /year) With deep pride for our Francophone roots, Laurentian became the first bilingual university to
#SavoirsUL
Laurentian guarantees an entrance scholarship to obtain partial designation under Ontario’s French-Language Services Act on July 1, 2014. This
#Sudbury
The Affaires Francophones office at Laurentian will provide you with an overview of Francophone all high school students entering their first French designation symbolizes the University’s efforts to support the growth and development of its
events and activities both on and off campus, and will keep you informed of opportunities to language undergraduate program. Francophone students. Therefore, don’t hesitate to request services in French wherever you may
enhance your Francophone experience with us. You can access shared information on Facebook, be at Laurentian!
Instagram and Twitter via @ULaurentienne, or on our website at laurentian.ca/francophoneaffairs. To be eligible, students must obtain a minimum
80% average on their best six U/M courses.
30 | YOUR BALANCED LIFESTYLE The information presented in Viewbook 2021 reflects normal operations on campus. YOUR BALANCED LIFESTYLE | 31Immerse Yourself in Anishinaabe Culture Experience. Learn. Share.
Our campus is greatly enriched by an active and engaged Indigenous community
and the shared-learning approach of the Indigenous Student Affairs office.
50+ 100+ 250+ Ongoing engagement opportunities offered or hosted through the ISA's niikaansidook NOV. Métis Cultural Day
Indigenous faculty enriched Indigenous activities, workshops, program include traditional ceremonies, language offerings, storytelling, celebrations, cultural A day to honour the culture and
and staff content courses events annually workshops, lecture series, student project fairs, among many others. The ISA acknowledges that language of the Métis people and also
a sense of community and belonging are foundational in student success. The niikaansidook celebrate the life of hero Louis Riel, festivities
program can connect you with Elders and Knowledge Carriers who contribute greatly to the include Métis fiddle music, jigging, traditional
The Indigenous Sharing and Learning Centre recognizes that Laurentian University is located in the Robinson-Huron Treaty Territory, and that
mino-bimaadiziwin of the community. foods, and finger-weaving demonstrations.
the community of Sudbury is built on the traditional lands of the Atikameksheng Anishnawbek and Wahnapitae First Nations.
JAN. Nakiiwin Tek
Celebrating Anishinaabe culture and sharing The ISA office annually hosts a
traditions and knowledge are part of everyday career information fair that connects
life on campus, thanks to the dedication and Indigenous students with potential employers from
efforts of many groups: various organizations across Ontario. Students and
• Indigenous Student Affairs employers network to find summer jobs and post-
• Indigenous Studies Department grad employment.
• School of Indigenous Relations
• Laurentian University Native Education Council FEB. Red Dress Campaign
• Supporting Aboriginal Graduate Education Taking place annually on Feb 14th, the
Group (SAGE) Red Dress Campaign (inspired by The
• Maamwizing Indigenous Research Institute REDress Project by Métis artist Jaime Black) creates
• Indigenous Students Circle awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous
• Indigenous Social Work Students Council women and girls across Canada.
• Traditional Anishinaabe Elders and Knowledge
Carriers FEB. Moose Hide Campaign
Following the Red Dress Campaign, the
Indigenous Student Affairs (ISA) Moose Hide Campaign strives to create
The team provides a supportive learning awareness about how to end violence against
environment and culturally safe space by providing Indigenous women and girls through teachings and
academic support, counselling, access to Elders, ceremony.
cultural and social programming throughout the
year, and of course advocacy for students to ALL Ceremony, cultural teachings,
ensure they acquire a rich and positive YEAR and workshops
postsecondary experience. ISA’s niikaansidook program provides
opportunities for Indigenous students
Indigenous Student Circle to engage and practice their culture, whether it
A team of dedicated First Nation, Métis and Inuit be weekly drumming and beading socials, full
student advocates and social animators. moon ceremonies, sewing workshops, feasts and
As a Laurentian student, participation is easy and one of the best ways to create a wide network of friends. giveaways, as well as cultural teachings shared
Some of the favourite ISA events and activities include:
by Elders and Knowledge Keepers. This program
Officially opened in June 2017, this unique and inspiring building is designed to welcome people of supports a culturally safe space for students during
all backgrounds to gather, learn and promote Indigeneity. The Centre hosts workshops, events and SEPT. Biidaabin OCT. ISLC Mid-Semester
their postsecondary journey.
celebrations open to the entire community. & The ISA staff welcomes both first-year & Raising awareness for the importance
JAN. and returning Indigenous students with MAR. of self-care for Indigenous students
a traditional feast, a service fair, as well in postsecondary studies, the event ALL Academic workshops and
as engaging orientation activities at aims to connect with students through YEAR mental health awareness
the beginning of the fall and winter semesters. cultural teachings, and thus put an end to The ISA team provides various academic
Biidaabin is an opportunity for Indigenous students stigma surrounding mental health. Participants workshops and individual meetings with
to be introduced to the academic and cultural engage in self-care activities such as vision the Indigenous Learning Strategist, which keep
supports available to them, and to meet each board making, journaling, collaborative art, Indigenous students on top of their game during
other in the Indigenous Sharing and Learning beading, games, sharing circles, cultural activities, their time at Laurentian. Workshops include topics
Located at the heart of the campus in the Centre – a new home away from home. such as Time Management, Essay Writing and
and much more!
Indigenous Sharing and Learning Centre Formatting, and Exam Preparation. Additionally,
(ISLC), students can engage with the supporting the mental health of Indigenous
SEPT. Orange Shirt Day OCT. Indigenous Student Graduation
ISA team and peers, and enjoy: students remains a top priority through the
The annual Orange Shirt Day: Every & Celebration
3 A spectacular multipurpose round-room Indigenous Student Counsellor and collaborations
Child Matters Campaign aims to create JUNE A time to celebrate, the Indigenous
3 Spacious study spaces surrounding Bell Let’s Talk Day and Mental Health
awareness surrounding the experiences of children Student Celebration honours each
3 Private rooms for counselling and consulting Awareness Week.
in Residential Schools and how each of their lives individual student’s final achievement –
with Elder and Knowledge Carriers matters. graduation. Family, friends, staff and faculty are
The ISLC is a peaceful retreat for students. invited to join this celebration of student success.
32 | YOUR BALANCED LIFESTYLE The information presented in Viewbook 2021 reflects normal operations on campus. YOUR BALANCED LIFESTYLE | 33The world at your fingertips Study abroad with
Laurentian University Global Opportunities
Alps, Austria
69 1,000+ 160
countries represented students with exchange
on campus international experience opportunities globally
Your university experience will be enriched by the multicultural aspects of our campus: study abroad opportunities,
new friendships, language classes, international conferences, networking opportunities, social events, celebrations
and more.
Paris, France
Heather F.
Wilson London, England
You can visit as many web pages as you like or read all the books you
Global perspective Countries represented on campus find, but nothing beats travelling to faraway cities and experiencing
In recent years, our international student a new way of life. It’s something you can’t learn at home.
population has grown by leaps and bounds and
our international representation on campus has Studying abroad in Austria was the most rewarding component of my undergraduate
reached a total of 69 countries. degree. I am grateful for the opportunity to leave my comfort zone, experience foreign
Grenoble, France
cultures, and study alongside international peers. I hiked in the alps, wore a dirndl to
There are many ways to enhance your global Fruehlingsfest, and spoke German to locals - involving myself in cultural norms became
perspective while at Laurentian: natural.
4 International student exchange with LUGO The courses were very different from those at Laurentian. My favourite courses were
Austrian History & Culture and The Visitor Experience. These courses required us to
4 Internationally accredited programs visit Innsbruck, Salzburg and Vienna before writing final papers - this method of study
4 International conferences and simulations emphasized experiential learning. Laurentian offers exchange opportunities in
50 countries worldwide! Travel while earning
4 Cultural collaborations and exchanges Thanks to LUGO, I was able to return to Laurentian with a more global perspective. I now university credits and develop professional
with classmates have the privilege of having lifelong friends worldwide and memories I will cherish forever.
and life skills. Gain a competitive advantage
I encourage everyone to go on exchange, get involved and find a home away from home
4 Internships abroad and become a global leader.
like I did. It was the experience of a lifetime!”
4 Volunteer opportunities abroad info@laurentian.ca
HEATHER F. WILSON
H.B.Com. Sports Administration
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