The role of the International Student Leader is to work with Student Life Team to promote a supportive atmosphere for international students that aligns with the Ambrose Mission. The International Student Leader will design and implement community building events that brings international student together and provide individual supports and referrals.

Ambrose University is excited to announce a brand-new initiative within the School of Education. Commencing in January 2024, Ambrose will offer an evening/weekend blended Bachelor of Education after-degree pathway.

The evening/weekend blended Bachelor of Education after-degree pathway spans 2.5 years and incorporates a mix of online and on-campus learning. Students will continue to participate in extensive field experience with seventeen weeks of practicum over the course of the program.

We are very pleased to confirm that construction has begun on a new facility that will house the Faculty of Business of Ambrose University. While our master academic plan has all along assumed that sooner than later we would build a chapel and performing arts centre, the immediate priority is for classroom space. The student body is growing, which is great news; and we need more classrooms. In due time, we will also construct a chapel and performing arts centre, but for now, we urgently need classrooms.

Joan Carter – distinguished professor, beloved colleague and friend to many—has passed away. She served for many years on the faculty of Canadian Theological Seminary and Ambrose Seminary in the transition to Calgary. I had the privilege of co-teaching a class with Joan when the Seminary was still in Regina and thus saw up close something of the grace and wisdom that she brought to the classroom and to her relationship with her colleagues.

Ambrose University was pleased to host a partial solar eclipse viewing party in partnership with the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada this past Saturday.