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Le point sur l’engagement des employés

Chers membres de la communauté universitaire / Boozhoo / Aanii / Kwe kwe, Comme bon nombre d’entre vous le savent, la culture organisationnelle et l’environnement de travail sont des priorités clés de l’Université Laurentienne qui vise à devenir l’un des meilleurs employeurs du Canada. Afin de nous aider à comprendre où nous en sommes et [...]

Célébration de l’excellence – Deuxième partie

Chers membres de la communauté universitaire / Boozhoo / Aanii / Kwe Kwe, Il y a eu récemment de nombreux accomplissements extraordinaires au sein de la communauté universitaire. Tellement, que je désire consacrer un deuxième blogue aux accomplissements des membres de la population étudiante, du corps professoral et du personnel sous le titre « Célébration de [...]

Célébration de l’excellence

Chers membres de la communauté universitaire / Boozhoo / Aanii / Kwe Kwe, Depuis mon dernier blogue, j’ai eu le plaisir de m’entretenir officieusement — pause-café oblige — avec les membres du corps professoral des unités suivantes : Biologie, Commerce, Sciences de l’activité physique, Bibliothèque, Physique et Sciences politiques. Cette rencontre fait suite aux huit [...]

Participation des employés : de la parole au geste

Chers membres de la communauté universitaire / Boozhoo / Aanii / Kwe Kwe, Depuis mon dernier blogue, Patrice Sawyer (vice-recteur à la recherche et aux affaires francophones), Bernard Beaulieu (directeur général du Service des ressources humaines et du développement organisationnel) et moi avons eu l’occasion de prendre le petit-déjeuner ou le café avec douze autres [...]

2013 : Un départ fulgurant

Chers membres de la communauté universitaire / Boozhoo / Aanii / Kwe Kwe, Nous avons eu cette année un départ fulgurant. Dès janvier, mois particulièrement chargé, le tout a commencé par deux grandes manchettes dans nos programmes miniers. Nous avons annoncé (14 janvier) un investissement de 1,25 M$ de IAMGOLD pour financer la création d’une [...]

Une autre année de croissance et d’accomplissements

Chers membres de la communauté universitaire / Boozhoo / Aanii / Kwe Kwe, Mon épouse, Barbara, et moi désirons remercier toutes les personnes qui sont venues à notre réception Portes ouvertes le dimanche 9 décembre 2012. Cela a été très agréable de voir tant de membres de la famille de la Laurentienne ainsi que des [...]

Des événements inspirants

Chers membres de la communauté universitaire / Boozhoo / Aanii / Kwe Kwe, Mon épouse, Barbara, et moi invitons tous les membres de la communauté universitaire à notre « Portes ouvertes » annuelle le dimanche 9 décembre, de 13 h 30 à 16 h 30. L’an dernier, plus de 450 personnes sont passées ou sont restées tout [...]

Nouveau site Web de l’Université

Chers membres de la communauté universitaire / Boozhoo / Aanii / Kwe Kwe, L’Université a lancé un nouveau site Web à la fin septembre, à temps pour la Foire des universités de l’Ontario. Sur l’ancien site, les visiteurs n’avaient pas accès à la liste des sections de cours et à leur description respective, pas plus [...]

Des conversations productives en perspective

Chers membres de la communauté universitaire / Boozhoo / Aanii / Kwe Kwe, Comme vous le savez, l’une des sept aspirations énoncées dans le Plan stratégique 2012-2017 est que l’Université soit réputée pour sa culture organisationnelle positive. En 2009, j’ai eu l’occasion de rencontrer chaque unité d’enseignement et administrative pour demander à leurs membres ce [...]

Plan directeur du campus

Chers membres de la communauté universitaire / Boozhoo / Aanii / Kwe Kwe, L’Université a commencé à mettre à jour le Plan directeur de son campus. Je vous invite à vous renseigner sur ce processus et à consulter le guide de discussion. Essentiellement, tous les membres de la communauté universitaire sont invités à envoyer leurs [...]

Food at LU

Let’s face it, we all get hungry. It’s a simple fact of life, and we need food to survive. Four years ago, when I started at the University of Guelph, I was so excited to be starting my Bachelor of Commerce, Hotel and Food Administration. The program is ranked number one in Canada of its …

Busy bees and busier courses

Hey bloggies! How was the first week of school?! I’m not sure about anyone else, but I’m already feeling the rush of anxiety that I always get at the beginning of the year, when I pencil all the due dates for each of my classes into my two agendas (yes, I have not one but …

Jazz Festival

It’s been four years since I have spent more than 3 months consecutively in Sudbury. I’ve made it one of my goals to explore more of what Sudbury has to offer. There are countless festivals, events, and community groups that promote the best of Sudbury. Last night, Saturday the 7th, I went to see Holly …

Welcome Home!

Hello Voyageurs! To Laurentian’s new students, WELCOME! And to the returning ones, WELCOME BACK! I hope you all had a great summer! The first days back after summer vacation were as eventful as always and filled with fresh faces! I think I recognize some of the students who I gave tours to last year but …

Brie Bombs and First Day of Classes!

Hey bloggies! How has the first day of classes been? I’m blogging on my break in-between classes – as it turns out, on Monday and Wednesdays my days are almost completely packed with classes (which is more than okay because it leaves my Tuesdays and Thursdays completely free!) Since I last wrote, I’ve completed the …

(English) Gentlemen (and gentlewomen) of the Road

After months of upset, I finally got an email telling me I had to opportunity to purchase tickets for the Simcoe Stopover. Not hesitating, I jumped on the opportunity and knew it would be awesome. Not surprisingly, it was AMAZING. Probably the best concert(s) I have ever been to. The awesome line-up: FRIDAY, 23RD AUGUST …

The last weeks of summer

Hey bloggies! Sorry I was MIA last week – with school coming up so quickly I’ve been crazy busy doing last minute shopping and visiting relatives. Of course, fun was not forgotten, and with my departure coming soon my mom and I have been racing to get all of our final summer-to-do items done, first …

The week of the BBQ: A summary

IT WAS AMAZING. If I could only use a BBQ for the rest of my life, I would be a pretty happy camper. The only foreseeable issue being I love baking, and there really isn’t enough temperature control to whip up a batch of macarons or croissants; I’m thinking cookies could be doable though. I’ll …

Wonderland and Watching For Shooting Stars

Hey bloggies! I think I’ve come to terms with the fact that I may be the only person on the face of the planet that is actually excited to go BACK to school. Like, seriously. And it’s not that I want to go back to residence (yes, I love love love it, but over the …

Excitement, painting and… more painting!

Hey everyone, I hope your summer is coming to an eventful end! I’ll try to refrain from once again stating how fast summer is going by, and instead will tell you that I’m SUPER EXCITED to head back to residence! Some of my friends are moving into residence as early as Friday (because of their …

Season Round up 2012-13

Hello By now, most of you know that Carleton was able to continue their strong streak of CIS Championships. For us it was quite a similar story from the year before. We once again hosted a playoff game after finishing in fourth place. We played Queen’s in our sold out gym. Our intensity and energy [...]

OUA EAST Portion

Hello all, We are just about done the regular season. We have 3 home games left and all 3 are quite important. The second half or OUA East portion of the season has been quite similar to our interlock portion. We have at times shown how well we can play but also have shown a [...]

Interlock play

Hello This past weekend ended the OUA East-West interlock portion of league play. There were many ups and downs for us during this first month, a five game winning streak that was bookended with a losses. First game was at Brock. A very talented team with lots of size. We were able to take leads [...]

Laurentian Tournament Results

The first game of the night was Waterloo vs UQAM. They had played each other recently so have built up a bit of a rivalry. It was a slow paced game which is what UQAM does best. Both teams struggled to score at times but eventually Waterloo grabbed a hold of the game and won [...]

Laurentian University Tournament

Hello, Alumni weekend was a great success. Had a lot recently graduated players show up and made for some interesting match-ups! The current Voyageurs were able to finally gap the Vintageurs late in the game to win 91-66. Thanks to all that came out to make the weekend a memorable one yet again! We are [...]

Preseason-Concordia

The preseason has begun with what has almost become a yearly trip to Montreal. We started off with a stop in Ottawa to practice/scrimmage with Carleton. It was a good opportunity to challenge ourselves against last year’s National Champions. The guys played with great intensity which so far this year has become a staple for [...]

Alumni Weekend

Hello, It is that time of year again Alumni weekend! Always a great time to reminisce and play some ball. The Alumni game is scheduled for Saturday October 13, 2012 at 7pm. Looking forward to seeing everyone again and hoping to continue the win streak against Alumni! I’m sure that should be enough motivation for [...]

Summer 2012

Hello I trust that everyone is enjoying the summer so far. It has been great here in Sudbury quite hot but of course the numerous lakes help keep everyone cool! We are only about a month away from our first game of the 2012-2013 season. We will be playing NCAA D1 Northeastern University in Ottawa [...]

Season ends at Carleton

Hi everyone, I know most of you follow our results through twitter or online and most now know our season ended last Saturday at Carleton. Thought I would sum up the last few games. After our solid win streak, we hit a rough patch at Toronto and Ryerson. We ended up losing both games to [...]

Post Christmas games

We are now half way done the OUA EAST portion of the schedule. After a rough first weekend which saw us lose to both Ottawa and Carleton at home. We have been able to battle back and are currently riding a 5 game win streak with wins over York, Queens, RMC, Toronto and Ryerson. As [...]

OUA East Play

Lady Vees 61 – Carleton 57 After returning from the Christmas break, we started our OUA East schedule at home against the CIS #5 Ranked Carleton Ravens. Carleton is a very tough, deep, well coached team and we haven’t had much success against them the last couple of years. This game turned out a little …

Exam Break

Our hectic first semester is now over and everyone is studying hard for exams. Here is a recap of our last two weekends of the West Division Interlock Lady Vees 80 – Waterloo 52 Our second home weekend of the season started off against Waterloo, a scrappy team that is trying to break out of a …

Windsor/Western

Our home opening weekend shaped up to be tough as we hosted the two time defending National champion and current CIS #1 ranked Windsor Lancers and the talented Western Mustangs Windsor 83 – Lady Vees 59 Friday night against Windsor was a very tough game for us. Not only are they very talented and experienced, they …

Brock/McMaster

Our OUA season began on the road as we made the trip to Brock and McMaster Brock 72 - Lady Vees 32 We were inexplicably awful against Brock. Virtually everyone was terrible in every aspect of the game. Our physical effort was there (we were trying) but our execution and decision making were horrendous. The only positive …

Quebec tour

For our last weekend of the pre-season, we hit the road for a three game swing through Quebec. I knew it would be a tough trip (a LOT of driving), but we would get three good games (Bishop’s, Laval, Concordia) and it would be a good test of our mental toughness. Lady Vees 67 – Bishop’s 47 Our first game …

Mount Royal Tournament

Last weekend we travelled to Calgary for the Mount Royal Tournament. It was a good opportunity to see where we are at basketball-wise as well as doing some team bonding. University of Calgary 55, Laurentian 44 Our first game of the weekend was against the Calgary Dinos. They made the final four at Nationals last year …

Alumni Weekend

Our annual Alumni Weekend came on October 12-13 this year. Things kicked off Friday night with the Alumni Voyageur Hall of Fame Banquet where Stephanie (Harrison) Dongelmans was inducted as the Female Athlete and the 1997-1998 Lady Vees Basketball Team were inducted in the Team Category. Congratulations on the well deserved honours! Our players were all in attendance …

Sault Ste Marie

On Thursday October the 4th we travelled to Sault Ste Marie for a pair of games against Algoma University and Sault College. Being able to play games against OCAA (College) teams at this time of year is great for us as we can try different systems and lineups before we head into our CIS exhibition …

High School Tournament

Last Weekend we hosted our annual Junior/Senior High School Girls Basketball Tournament. Lots of exciting games and good basketball. Here is a summary of the results: Senior Tournament Champions – Lasalle Runner-up – LoEllen Park Tournament All-stars Sam Cooper #3 Lockerby Desiree Groulx #3 Theriault Karli Marcotte #14 Lasalle Lindsay Scruton #12 Lasalle Courtney …

Recruit info

Here is some info on our rookies: SUDBURY, ON – The Laurentian Lady Vees basketball team is pleased to announce three new recruits for the upcoming 2012-13 season: 5’11” shooting guard, Jenna Davidson, of North Bay, ON, 5’10” forward, Jamie Soffer, of Kanata, ON, and 6’0” forward, Emily Tymchuk, of Azilda, ON. Davidson, who …

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