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Category Archives: Memorial University
Holloway Street
Once again, I can’t believe how quickly the week has passed and we’re through our second full week of winter semester. This morning as I was doing hill repeats on Holloway Street, I had time to reflect on the week … Continue reading
Living the map: Memorial Faculty and the 50 Pond Project
By Michelle Osmond Michael Rayment started canoeing when he was 14 and bought his first canoe when he was just 18. Back then, he spent a lot of time in the ponds around Deer Park. “My friend and I used … Continue reading
Recreation Boot Camp
Recreation boot camp: HKR students wrap up a very unique semester By Michelle Osmond | July 25, 2013 For recreation students, something happens in their third year that many of them never forget. They take three courses, in six weeks, … Continue reading
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Recreation Rocks!
By Michelle Osmond New recreation graduate Robert Howlett presented a remarkable gift to three School of Human Kinetics and Recreation (HKR) faculty recently. It was an engraved rock; one each for Drs. Anne-Marie Sullivan, TA Loeffler and Angela Loucks-Atkinson. They … Continue reading
