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New Director for Campus Manitoba
Brandon University is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Dave Neale as the Director of Campus Manitoba.

"I am pleased to welcome Dr. Neale to his new role with Campus Manitoba. He brings a wide range of experience as an academic leader to the role. I look forward to the contributions he will make in supporting learners across the province," said Dr. Scott Grills, Brandon University’s Vice-President (Academic and Provost).

A classroom professor for 16 years, Dr. Neale moved to academic administration in the mid-90s. Most recently, he has served as Vice President and Academic Dean of Booth University College, in Winnipeg.

"For many years Campus Manitoba has been a vital link to post-secondary learning opportunities for Manitobans," said Dr. Neale. "I am pleased to be joining the Campus Manitoba team as Director at such an exciting time for e-learning. I also look forward to being a part of the Brandon University community."

Campus Manitoba is a consortium of Manitoba’s public post-secondary institutions. It serves as a conduit to provide access to college and university courses and programs for Manitobans through distributed learning mechanisms including the Internet. Campus Manitoba supports students by providing services that remove barriers and enable the achievement of educational goals.



Heather Rodd Given Southport Aerospace Centre Inc Scholarship


Campus Manitoba Portage is happy to announce that Heather Rodd is the recipient of the Southport Aerospace Centre Inc Scholarship. Heather became eligible for this award by obtaining the highest grade point average of any returning Campus Manitoba student.

Heather has already completed 33 credit hours towards a Bachelor of Sciences degree (Honours). Heather plans to major in Psychology, with the intention of pursuing a Master's degree in Biological Psychology in the future. For the upcoming 2011-2012 academic year, Heather will be returning to Campus Manitoba Portage to complete an additional 18 credit hours of course work toward her undergraduate degree.

Congratulations on all your hard work, Heather, and we look forward to another great year!

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