Green Art

Honda Canada has been traveling across Canada to meet environmentalists of all breeds for the Canadian launch of their hybrid Insight on Earth Day. They met up with Choleena DiTullio '94 on their Fredericton-Charlottetown leg to talk about her "green art".

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JUMP Campaign

The JUMP Mount Allison Campaign has reached $70 million!

President's newsletter

The summer 2009 President’s Newsletter is now online ­ http://www.mta.ca/governance/president/newsletters/july09.html .

I hope you enjoy this selective summary of spring and summer activity at Mount Allison.

2009 Donor Report

A web version of the 2009 Donor Report is now available online.

Record Online

The summer issue of the Record is now available online!

Mount Allison Alum Awarded by President Obama

Congratulations to Nonie K. Lesaux ('99), one of the recipients of the Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers, the highest honor bestowed by the United States government on young professionals in the early stages of their independent research careers.

The recipient scientists and engineers will receive their awards in the Fall at a White House ceremony. President Obama named 100 beginning researchers as recipients on July 9th.

Read more on the awards.
Read more about Nonie.

Bothered By My Green Conscience

Franke James ('79) has released a new book, Bothered by My Green Conscience, a story of her true-life adventures in going green. The collection of five visual essays has been published as a 160-page full color book by New Society Publishers in late April 2009.

Learn more: http://www.frankejames.com/

Aged Discoveries

Eighty-five-year-old Jim VanWart ('45) couldn't have chosen a hobby further from his career path. The retired pharmacist from Edmundston, who once toiled in precision, now thrives in the abstract, seeing and capturing in photographs the beauty and elegance of discarded metals.

Read full story: Aged discoveries (Telegraph Journal)