October 2024
Pursuing a Career in Mental Health: Interest Group
Are you interested in a career in mental health but are unsure how to get started? Come meet like-minded individuals and hear from people working in mental health about their education, training and experience! Hosting: Kim Iwasiuk, Director of Counselling and Advocacy Nicole Funk, Supervising Domestic Violence Counsellor Kelsey Crandall, Domestic Violence Counsellor The Women’s […]
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Gerry Friesen Book Launch
Join the Centre for Critical Studies of Rural Mental Health for coffee and conversation with Gerry Friesen. This event is a launch for Friesen's new book, The Recovering Farmer.
Find out more »February 2024
Black Mental Health & Black Excellence
Join us Thursday, February 15 from 5pm-8pm in the Mingling Area at Bailey’s. We will have special guest presenters Akech Mayuom and Sheika Henry to speak on our theme of Black Mental Health & Black Excellence. Bailey’s will be running drink and food specials, and there will be appetizers and drinks for everyone to share […]
Find out more »June 2021
Online Talk: Health Research at BU
On Wednesday, June 16, from noon to 1 p.m., six research projects will be presented in short talks on topics related to mental health, including access to service in rural areas, psychological problems in young adults, and the use of art in therapy. The presentations will follow the PechaKucha or 3MT formats. PechaKucha, which translates […]
Find out more »March 2020
Performance Anxiety Workshop
Come and join us in the music library for a performance anxiety workshop with BU Student Counsellor Marsha Harris. Although the workshop will be geared towards BU music students, everyone is welcome.
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March 2019
Author Visit: Cid V. Brunet
Statues of Lions is the creative memoir of a stripper, sharing Brunet’s eight years of experience in the industry. The content focuses on her relationship to her work, which at times has been exploitative, and at other times, exciting and nourishing.
Find out more »February 2018
Drawing Truth, Erasing Stigma: Understanding Mental Health
Brandon University Department of Visual and Aboriginal Art presents a student exhibition titled: Drawing Truth, Erasing Stigma: Understanding Mental Health Coinciding with Brandon University Students' Union Mental Health Week, this exhibition features student artworks that deal with issues surrounding mental health. This Exhibition is presented in collaboration with the Brandon University Theatre Club. The opening night reception will […]
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