Sarah Giroux (née Theriault, BN’10) says that the first time she realized the depth of her commitment to mental health nursing was working at the Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital.
In September 2025, Canada’s first professional Indigenous dance school welcomed its inaugural cohort, due in large part to Natasha Martin-Mitchell (C-LS’16, BIS’16, MEd’18).
When Pat Cormier (BScKin’17) first stepped onto the soccer field as a student-athlete at UNB, he didn’t know he was laying the groundwork for a career that would take him around the world.
As chair and CEO of OTE Group in Greece, Michael Tsamaz (BBA’84), transformed a failing former state-owned telecom into a modern digital services giant that helped turn Greece’s economy and culture around.
Ben Scott (BA’06, C-FPD’07) is redefining how creative work happens in an ever-evolving marketing agency. As creative director at SALT XC, he brings passion, leadership and imagination to his role.
Catch up on episodes from the podcast where our alumni hosts dive into conversations with impressive UNB alumni for insights, ideas and solutions to the challenges we are facing today.
The Globe and Mail reporter who has spent much of his career reporting on technology and music discusses the failed effort by Google's Sidewalk Labs to build a future-focused neighbourhood in Toronto
A community-driven leader, Shelly is redefining how leaders build presence and community in the digital age and her approach is grounded in social reciprocity
“AI can and will radically disrupt your business. Within two years you’ll need to do 3x what you do today, not from working harder, but from working differently”
With nearly 40 years as a mental health nurse, UNB nursing professor Stephen VanSlyke (BN’87, D-ADM’95, MN’02) equips health-care providers to address suicidality with compassion
Suzanne Kresta (BScEng’86), a leader in engineering education, is working to create an environment where diversity, collaboration, and community impact are central to success
With an entrepreneurial background and a passion for content creation, Kayley Reed (BPhil’14) is advocating for the next generation of internet influencers
Shannon McCue (BSc'97) has built a remarkable scientific career on the foundation she received at UNB, so she has committed to giving back, both now and in the future.
As the founder and driving force behind the 12 Neighbours Community project, Marcel LeBrun (BScECE'92, DSc'16) shares how even individuals can make an impact
