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MEDIA RELEASE re: the School of Education at Malmo University in Sweden

MEDIA RELEASE

For Immediate Release
Thursday, January 21, 2010

LONDON, ON – King's University College at The University of Western Ontario announced the recent signing of a Memo of Understanding between King's and the School of Education at Malmo University in Sweden.

King's 2010 Recruitment Campaign Developed by King's Students

PRESS RELEASE
For immediate release
September 21, 2009.

King’s 2010 Recruitment Campaign Developed by King’s Students to Attract Future King’s Students

Incorporating Technology to Reach the Smart Tech-Savvy

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King's Mourns the Passing of a Colleague and Friend

KARLEY, Mary Lou (Louise) - It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Mary Lou Karley, on March 21, 2009, after a brief illness at University Hospital in London at the age of 54.

Beloved daughter of Frank and Blanche Karley of Kitchener. Dear sister to Deacon Brian C.R.,

King's Open the Door to Low-Income Community - Liberal Arts Program

KING’S OPENS THE DOOR TO LOW-INCOME COMMUNITY

London, ON: King’s University College launched a program this September that provides university level instruction to economically disadvantaged individuals in the London community.

The program is intended to reawaken

International Program Excursion to Quebec City

During Spring Break forty-four King's students, accompanied by King's staff, went on an international program excursion to visit Quebec City, Montreal and Ottawa. It was the first time many of the students visited these Canadian cities. Visiting Chateau Frontenac and Aux Anciens Canadien

King's cultural festival features music, poetry, dance and drama

Thu, February 5, 2009
by KATHY RUMLESKI (London Free Press)

The performance arts are being celebrated with a festival to promote cultural diversity.

King's University College is holding its Cultural Festival tonight, beginning at 7 p.m.

The festival involves

Little dose of confidence goes long way

London Free Press - Letter to the Editor by Peter Neary - Professor Emeritus

Did Prime Minister Stephen Harper, faced with almost certain defeat in a confidence vote, act unconstitutionally in December 2008 by seeking to prorogue a newly elected Parliament that had been

LONDON FIRST PROGRAM A SUCCESS!

Eight senior students from King’s University College have just had their study experience enriched by joining in a pilot program designed to give them meaningful work experience and to increase their exposure to the London job market.

London First was

King's in the Financial Post

King's professor coauthors a study on the level of international work
experience among Canadian CEOs - http://www.financialpost.com/executive/story.html?id=1194124

King's University College Appoints New Principal

London, Ontario…..The Board of Directors of King’s University College at The University of Western Ontario today announced the appointment of Dr. David Sylvester as the new Principal of King’s effective July, 2009.

The appointment of Dr. Sylvester by the Board follows

Power Plant employees in strike position Dec. 16

By Heather Travis
Tuesday, December 9, 2008

The University of Western Ontario and campus Power Plant workers are scheduled to return to the bargaining table Dec. 15.

Announcement of New Principal

The Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. David Sylvester as the next Principal of King's University College.

Dr. Sylvester's devotion to quality Catholic higher education, his commitment to an inclusive academic culture, his belief in social justice and his

Western Tops Globe Report

For the seventh consecutive year, Western can lay claim to providing the best student experience among Canada's largest research-intensive universities, based on the results of the Globe and Mail's

The Archbishop Thomas C. Collins Scholarship

In recognition of The Archbishop Thomas C. Collins’ commitment to youth and his contribution to Catholic leadership, King's University College announced that they will offer a $5,000 entrance scholarship to a student who is an active student leader in

Accommodation for Medical Illness - Undergrads

POLICY ON ACCOMMODATION FOR MEDICAL ILLNESS - UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS (S.08-113)

The University recognizes that a student’s ability to meet his/her academic responsibilities may, on occasion,
be impaired by medical illness. Illness may be acute (short term),

KING'S OPENS THE DOOR TO LOW-INCOME COMMUNITY

London, ON: King's University College launched a program this September that provides university level instruction to economically disadvantaged individuals in the London community.

The program is intended to reawaken interest in education amongst members

Mustang Football Athletes of the Week

OFFENCE: Nathan Riva, Running Back (LaSalle, Ont., First Year, Criminology-King's College)

Nathan Riva was spectacular on the weekend in an important 58-5 win for the Western Mustangs over Windsor on Oct. 4 at Homecoming in front of 11,406 at TD Waterhouse Stadium.With 272

Professor R. A. Ventresca will travel to Italy in September 2008

Professor R. A. Ventresca will travel to Italy in September 2008 to contribute to a documentary being filmed on the Anglo-American occupation of Italy during the Second World War, and the Italian transition to democracy after

Professor R.A. Ventresca is pleased to announce an agreement with Harvard U

Professor R.A. Ventresca is pleased to announce an agreement with Harvard University Press for the publication of Soldier of Christ: The Political Life of Pope Pius XII.

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