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Falling behind the AI curve? New pilot provides foundational skills

Faculty of Graduate Studies |

Professional Development |

Oct 11

What makes Athabasca University like no other? 💫

It’s the talented students, faculty, staff, alumni, and our amazing supporters in the community! 🙌

✨ Big kudos to this month’s AU Accolades:

⭐ Semashkewich Family & Melewka Structures
⭐ Dr. Janelle Baker
⭐ Bertrand Bickersteth
⭐ Dr. Jessica Good
⭐ Dr. Kharah Ross
⭐ @au_press

#AthabascaU #CommunitySupport

Oct 10

On World Mental Health Day, we’re reminded that caring for our mind, body, and spirit is more important than ever. Our counsellors have put together 6 simple ways to boost your mental health and wellness—from practising gratitude to embracing acts of kindness. Swipe for some inspiration!

#AthabascaU #WorldMentalHealthDay #MentalHealthMatters

Oct 8

☕️🍂 Is it really the best, or is there a better fall favourite? Share your pick below!

#PSL #FallVibes

Oct 7

Online learning = flexibility like no other! But it can feel a bit overwhelming at first. Dr. Connie Covey, AU counsellor, has some tips to help you get started or level up your skills. Swipe through to learn more, and visit the link in our bio for the full details.

#AthabascaU #OnlineLearning #StudyTips #DistanceEducation

Oct 5

Let’s celebrate the teachers who go above and beyond! Tag an educator who made a difference in your life and give them the recognition they deserve.

#AthabascaU #WorldTeachersDay

Oct 4

Did you know 70% of AU students are the first in their family to go to university? Thanks to the Semashkewich family and Melewka Structures & Design, even more first-generation students will have the support they need to achieve their educational goals!

Their generous $10,000 donation to AU’s First in Family Student Award will help break down barriers and empower students to build brighter futures for themselves and their communities. 💖 At the link in our bio, learn more about how this gift is making a difference.

#AthabascaU #StudentSupport #CommunityImpact #LifeLongLearning

Oct 2

Meet AU’s 2024-25 Writer in Residence, Bertrand Bickersteth! As a Black writer, his work focuses on uncovering and celebrating Black history that has often been overlooked.

Bertrand is the award-winning author of The Response of Weeds and was named a Black Canadian writer to watch by @cbcbooks. This year, he’ll support writers at AU and beyond with events and one-on-one consultations.

Stay tuned for updates, and join us in welcoming Bertrand to the AU community! Learn more at the link in our bio.

#AthabascaU

Oct 1

Age is just a number when it comes to learning! At 93, Louise Daley became Athabasca University’s oldest graduate, earning her second degree after 34 years of study. Today, on the International Day Of Older Persons, we remember and celebrate her. Learn more about Louise at the link in our bio.

#AthabascaU #DayOfOlderPersons

Sep 28

Athabasca University’s campus is home to the Linda Bull Memorial Garden, dedicated to honouring the memory of residential school Survivors and families. This space offers reflection and healing, recognizing the lasting trauma endured by Indigenous communities. It stands as a reminder of the ongoing journey toward reconciliation. Swipe through to look back at the opening, and visit the link in our bio to learn more.

#AthabascaU

Sep 27

What does reconciliation mean to you?

As we approach the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we invite you to reflect on this important question. Your thoughts and actions matter—share with us below. ⬇️

#AthabascaU

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