Spring 2017 Issue

Stories abound at Redeemer. In the Spring 2017 issue, we focus in on the stories of teacher education program alumni.
A message from Redeemer's interim President.
While remaining rooted in the Reformed Christian tradition through a Christ-centred liberal arts and sciences education, Redeemer is executing a vital plan of renewal.
Education strengthens the minds but also reaches the hearts of students. Redeemer fosters teacher candidates’ competency — and their character.
Redeemer education alumni talk faith in the public, independent, Aboriginal and international classroom.
With pre-medicine and professional streams, the Health Sciences program is preparing students for the ever-expanding health-care field.
A look at new staff we welcomed and familiar faces taking on new roles at Redeemer this year
Looking back on the incredible life of an alumnus
Well-beloved English professor retires from her post
Redeemer students raise awareness on campus about mental health and about sexual violence.
With the launch of the Centre for Experiential Learning and Careers, Redeemer is investing in experiential learning for every program.
Redeemer community gathers for campus-wide conversations on Aboriginal issues, past and present.
Miranda Van Rooyen ‘17 draws inspiration for her senior art exhibit from her internship at art outreach centre RE-create.
Social work student Kendra Slagter '18 reflects on a term spent in Uganda.
Brown sets new OCAA record for total career points in women's basketball

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