Excellence in teaching that promotes learning, outstanding research and creative activity
that fuel discovery and advance knowledge, and enlightened service that builds citizenship;
The centrality of our students and our responsibility to provide an intellectually superior
educational environment;
Integrity, fairness, and principles of ethical conduct built on the foundation of academic
freedom, open inquiry, and the pursuit of truth;
A diverse, yet inclusive, dynamic collegial community that welcomes change and seizes
opportunity with passion and creativity;
Pride in our history and traditions, including contributions from Aboriginal people and other
groups, that enriches and distinguishes the University.
From http://www.president.ualberta.ca/pdfs/D2DVisionDocumentFINAL.pdf
Monday, October 19, 2009
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Exerpt from Premier Stelmach's Address Oct. 09
"I'm deeply proud of our province—its unique heritage and landscape. This is the land my grandparents first homesteaded when they came to Canada, and where Marie and I have raised our family. My grandparents came here for the very same reason many choose Alberta—they see it as a land of opportunity, a place where you can achieve your dreams. Those dreams weren't so different from what Albertans dream of today: a place where you can set your own path … where hard work is rewarded … where you can be a part of a safe community and raise a family."
From Part 4 of Premier Stelmach's Address on the "The Way Forward"
From Part 4 of Premier Stelmach's Address on the "The Way Forward"
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