What's Happenin' @ Ambrose

Do you emulate our university's mission & values in daily life, while upholding an 85% average? If so, you could be eligible for our Presidential #Scholarship! The value? Full tuition for up to 4 consecutive years! To find out more, click the link below!

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It's two weeks today until #Christmas! Are you excited? Because we are! ✨

It's two weeks today until #Christmas! Are you excited? Because we are! ✨

Join us this Saturday, December 15th at 6:30 pm, for Star of Bethlehem: Comet or Not? A presentation on faith and science by Dr. Stephen Jeans, developer and instructor of Ambrose University’s Earth and Space Science courses! Find out more below:

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Join us this Saturday, December 15th at 6:30 pm, for Star of Bethlehem: Comet or Not? A presentation on faith and science by Dr. Stephen Jeans, developer and instructor of Ambrose University’s Earth and Space Science courses! Find out more below:

https://bit.ly/2C56ubf

Why not explore Community Development as a part of your degree with a focus on domestic poverty, international development, or non-profit management? Find out more about this program by clicking the link below! #ThisisAmbrose

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Alumni, did you know you receive $5 off your purchases at the bookstore? This could be a good opportunity to pick up some Christmas presents for the book worm in your life!

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Our university is about life outside of the classroom as well as academic excellence. You'll feel at home as part of a close-knit and active campus where there's always a way to get involved in sport and spiritual activities. Apply today! #ThisisAmbrose

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This year we are pleased to receive some much-needed financial support from The Government of Canada's Research Support Fund to improve our biology classroom! To find out more about this fund, click the link below.

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So, you're at a Christian University? Mo Hickman explains what this means and how it impacts the quality of your degree, the culture on campus, and more! #ThisisAmbrose

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Students! Be sure to stop by room A2212 to say hello to our furry friends from PALS! They will be here until 1 p.m.

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Join us for an evening of music and celebration at our Christmas concert this Friday and Saturday. Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh!

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Help Students make an impact. By donating to our university you'll provide learning opportunities for Ambrose students as they expand their wisdom and faith. Donate today! #ThisisAmbrose

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In honour of #CookieDay, here are 50 of the best cookie recipes! Just in time for Christmas, enjoy!

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Don't miss our Christmas Concert this Friday and Saturday! Featuring, a complete performance of G. C. Menotti’s Amahl and the Night Visitors, F. J. Haydn’s Te Deum in C Major, and a performance of Duane Funderburk's arrangement of Carol of the Bells.

Buy tickets here: https://bit.ly/2AOk9kS

Why wait until next September to start your education when you can apply for the Winter 2019 semester, today! #ThisisAmbrose #WinterSemester

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This term, our Business Program has had some very inspirational guest speakers! Eric Thomas, CPHR from coconophillips and Jennifer Deppi from City of Calgary – Your Local Government on human resources, David Burkus, bestselling author, on leadership, and Henry Banman from Allweather Windows on business with purpose! (Pictured here working on a Habitat for Humanity International house)

Our Associate Professor of Business & development studies, Angie Redecopp, recently wrote a piece for the Business Matters column in Faith Today. In the article, she explains how she is grateful for the male mentors she's had throughout her career (and of course the female ones too!). Click the link below to read more.

Meet Barrett Hileman, our chair of Arts and Director of Theatre. Barrett is a multi-disciplinary theatre artist, administrator, and educator, who has performed in and directed shows across Canada and the United States!

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Interested in art history? Our art history course provides a historical survey examining painting, sculpture, and architecture of Western cultures beginning with the Renaissance to the present day. Find out more below! #ThisisAmbrose #ArtHistory

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Last week Ambrose business students competed in the internal qualifying round for Canadian Business for Social Responsibility (CBSR)'s #dobusinesslikeaCDN case competition. Thank you Mel Wilson, Yvonne Jeffery, MSc (Dist), and Stephanie Raynor for being judges and thank you students for doing a great job on analyzing Nutrien on the basis of the SDGS, innovation, and competitiveness! #ambrosebusiness #casecompetition

For an interesting piece of history, do you know where our name comes from? It comes from Ambrose of Milan, a 4th-century Christian who was called from a successful career in public office to become head of the Christian church in Milan, Italy! #ThisisAmbrose

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This Christmas, you have the chance to support our Ambrose students by helping them find their calling and develop their God-given abilities. Please give today!
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Giving back to the community is a sentiment we pride ourselves on. How do you support your local community? Let us know in the comments below, or by using the hashtag #BeTheLight.

Giving back to the community is a sentiment we pride ourselves on. How do you support your local community? Let us know in the comments below, or by using the hashtag #BeTheLight.

Today, the Flourishing Congregations Institute hosted over 150 church and parish leaders for the first ever National Gathering. The keynote speakers shared valuable stories and insights into thriving Canadian churches. Thank you to the speakers and all of those who attended.

Tomorrow is Flourishing Congregations Institute's Shared Stories, Promising Practices in Canadian Churches! From 9am - 4pm, listen to keynote speakers, engage with other attendees, and learn more about the Canadian Church. Find out more below!

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Tomorrow is Flourishing Congregations Institute's Shared Stories, Promising Practices in Canadian Churches! From 9am - 4pm, listen to keynote speakers, engage with other attendees, and learn more about the Canadian Church. Find out more below!

https://bit.ly/2BlHXOO

In this day and age, It's more important than ever to support our local businesses! If you're heading out for food or shopping this weekend, why not try a local company? See a list of companies made in Calgary below! #SmallBusinessSaturday

In this day and age, It's more important than ever to support our local businesses! If you're heading out for food or shopping this weekend, why not try a local company? See a list of companies made in Calgary below! #SmallBusinessSaturday

Don't miss our #ChristmasConcert on Dec 7th and 8th at 7:30 pm! Featuring G. C. Menotti’s Amahl and the Night Visitors, F. J. Haydn’s Te Deum in C Major, and Duane Funderburk's arrangement of Carol of the Bells. Tickets on sale now! ✨

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Happy Thanksgiving to our American students and neighbours, we hope you have a wonderful holiday! #Thankful

Happy Thanksgiving to our American students and neighbours, we hope you have a wonderful holiday! #Thankful

"Ambrose offers a perfect mix of academic and spiritual development." - Cacey Bryd, Class of 2017. #ThisisAmbrose

With a heavy heart, we announce longtime and faithful supporter of Ambrose, Loreen Wilson, passed away on November 13th, 2018. The Ambrose community is very grateful for Loreen’s continued support over many years. In 2015, Ambrose was pleased to name a residence after Loreen and her sister Doreen in recognition of their support and their belief in the mission and vision of Ambrose University and its predecessor institutions, Canadian Bible College and Canadian Theological Seminary.

With a heavy heart, we announce longtime and faithful supporter of Ambrose, Loreen Wilson, passed away on November 13th, 2018. The Ambrose community is very grateful for Loreen’s continued support over many years. In 2015, Ambrose was pleased to name a residence after Loreen and her sister Doreen in recognition of their support and their belief in the mission and vision of Ambrose University and its predecessor institutions, Canadian Bible College and Canadian Theological Seminary.

With just under a week to go, make sure to register for Flourishing Congregations Institute's Shared Stories, Promising Practices in Canadian Churches! A gathering of church and denomination leaders across Christian traditions. Find out more below!

https://bit.ly/2BlHXOO

With just under a week to go, make sure to register for Flourishing Congregations Institute's Shared Stories, Promising Practices in Canadian Churches! A gathering of church and denomination leaders across Christian traditions. Find out more below!

https://bit.ly/2BlHXOO

Don't miss our Christmas Concert on both Dec 7th and 8th at 7:30 pm. Featuring, a complete performance of G. C. Menotti’s Amahl and the Night Visitors, F. J. Haydn’s Te Deum in C Major, and a performance of Duane Funderburk's arrangement of Carol of the Bells. Tickets on sale now! ✨

At Ambrose University, you'll graduate with more than a degree and a funny shaped hat. You'll leave with a sense of belonging, a higher purpose and a better shaped view of the world -- one that only comes from a deep appreciation of God's purposes! Apply today. #ThisisAmbrose

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Wondering how to balance working at a part-time job while being a full-time student at Ambrose? Check out Kaitlin's blog with some tips from a pro:

https://ambrose.edu/how-balance-work-and-school

Mark your calendars! The Fall semester Write-In is scheduled for Thursday, November 29 from 6:30-11pm in Airhart. Join this group for community and accountability as you finish those big assignments!

"Ambrose offers a perfect mix of academic and spiritual development." - Cacey Bryd, Class of 2017