Thompson Rivers University

Participants discuss career options at the TRU Career Mentoring event at the Kamloops campus of Thompson Rivers Univesity.

The new Thompson Rivers University Wolfpack mascot, Wolfie, in the stands of a game.

Vernie Clement (center), First Nations Student Association president at the Partnerships and Pathways Aboriginal Conference held at the Kamloops campus of Thompson Rivers University. The conference was held in June 2007 to establish priorities, in consultation with First Nation Leaders, to upgrade First Nations Services to help with improvements in Aboriginal post-secondary retention and enrolment at Thompson Rivers University.

Elder Mike Arnouse drums at the Partnerships and Pathways Aboriginal Conference held at the Kamloops campus of Thompson Rivers University. The conference was held in June 2007 to establish priorities, in consultation with First Nation Leaders, to upgrade First Nations Services to help with improvements in Aboriginal post-secondary retention and enrolment at Thompson Rivers University.

Dr Manny Jules presents at the Partnerships and Pathways Aboriginal Conference held at the Kamloops campus of Thompson Rivers University. The conference was held in June 2007 to establish priorities, in consultation with First Nation Leaders, to upgrade First Nations Services to help with improvements in Aboriginal post-secondary retention and enrolment at Thompson Rivers University.

Professor Leroy Little Bear, guest speaker at the Partnerships and Pathways Aboriginal Conference held at the Kamloops campus of Thompson Rivers University. The conference was held in June 2007 to establish priorities, in consultation with First Nation Leaders, to upgrade First Nations Services to help with improvements in Aboriginal post-secondary retention and enrolment at Thompson Rivers University.

Tria Donaldson, First Nations student advocacy rep with the TRU Student Union, speaks at the Partnerships and Pathways Aboriginal Conference held at the Kamloops campus of Thompson Rivers University. The conference was held in June 2007 to establish priorities, in consultation with First Nation Leaders, to upgrade First Nations Services to help with improvements in Aboriginal post-secondary retention and enrolment at Thompson Rivers University.

Leroy Little Bear (left), guest speaker, and Roger Barnsley (right), TRU President, discuss Aboriginal Students' issue at the Partnerships and Pathways Aboriginal Conference held at the Kamloops campus of Thompson Rivers University. The conference was held in June 2007 to establish priorities, in consultation with First Nation Leaders, to upgrade First Nations Services to help with improvements in Aboriginal post-secondary retention and enrolment at Thompson Rivers University.

Joanne Brown (right), TRU Coordinator for Aboriginal Services, and Elder Mike Arnouse (left) at the Partnerships and Pathways Aboriginal Conference held at the Kamloops campus of Thompson Rivers University. The conference was held in June 2007 to establish priorities, in consultation with First Nation Leaders, to upgrade First Nations Services to help with improvements in Aboriginal post-secondary retention and enrolment at Thompson Rivers University.

Jodi Vander Hoek recipient of the Thompson Rivers University Medal in Natural Resource Science at the 2005 Convocation in June.

Nathan Lucas Murray, recipient of the Thompson Rivers University Medal in Business Administration at the 2005 Convocation Ceremony.

Lailani Mendoza recipient of the Medal in Journalism, received a Bachelor of Journalism degree from Thompson Rivers University.

Shawna Bava, Valedictorian for Humanities and Arts at the Thompson Rivers University Convocation Ceremony in June 2005.

Holly McLean, valedictorian for the School of Education, School of Social Work and Human Service, and School of Tourism. She is the first graduate from the Early Childhood Education program to be named valedictorian at Thompson Rivers University.

Nicole Link-Loeher, valedictorian for the School of Advanced Technologies and Mathematics, School of Business and Economics, and School of Trades & Technology. A graduate of the Engineering Design and Drafting Technology Program, will be beginning her career as a Civil Technician.

Ashley Relling, valedictorian for the Faculty of Arts and Faculty of Student Development. A graduate with a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in theatre.

Bob Stanley, valedictorian for the Faculty of Science and School of Nursing. A Bachelor of Science Environmental Chemistry graduate arrived to Thompson Rivers University in 2004 from Singapore.

Canadian politician, Lloyd Axworthy (centre at podium), speaks at Thompson Rivers University.

TRU Wolfpack mascot, Wolfie.

Ribbon cutting ceremony for the Thompson Interior Mobile Training unit.