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The Saint John Community Food Basket is the city’s oldest food bank, opened in 1984 by four dedicated individuals who recognized the importance of food security for those of limited means. Fast forward 35 years and the organization now has upwards of 60 volunteers, distributes food to the city’s other three food banks and serves 1,000 people each month.
UNB Saint John student nurses recently hosted Teddy Bear Health Clinics at two priority neighbourhood elementary schools.
Students in the fourth-year BBA Strategic Management course in UNB’s Faculty of Management put on their consulting hats to offer strategy recommendations to a local non-profit organization.
Social Science in Practicum (SOCS4501) is a course offered at UNB’s Saint John campus that pairs students with an organization that best fits their goals and related disciplines to provide them with a paid experiential learning internship at that organization.
The students were participating in an archaeology field school in Biddeford, Maine. The field school is led by Dr. Gabriel Hrynick, a faculty member in the department of anthropology at the UNB Fredericton, and Dr. Arthur Anderson, a University of New England faculty member.
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