Third-year international relations student and Bell Scholar Chloe Duguay is working in her hometown of Truro, NS this summer as a Community Engagement and Research Intern at United Way Colchester through the Experiential Learning & Career Development Internship Program at Mount Allison. 

Fourth-year BA Fine Arts student Lydia Paterson is spending her summer as the Lassonde Intern in the Arts at the Confederation Centre Art Gallery through the Experiential Learning & Career Development’s Internship Program at Mount Allison. 

Second-year environmental science student Catherine Minnaar is an agriculture intern at small-scale vegetable farm, Willow Farm, in Middleton, NB through the Experiential Learning & Career Development Internship Program at Mount Allison. 

Third-year environmental studies student Kyla Wilkinson is spending her summer working as Climate Change Projects Intern for EOS Eco-Energy in Sackville through the Experiential Learning & Career Development Internship Program. 

Third-year Arts student Benjamin Broadbent will be working in Sackville this summer as Mountie Program Coordinator at Mount Allison Summer Camps through the Experiential Learning & Career Development Internship Program.

Fourth-year aviation student Lestyn Lobo is working on two internships this summer in Sackville — Atlantic Paddle and On-Point Transportation — through Mount Allison's Experiential Learning and Career Development office.

$45,000 award one of the top student awards in Atlantic Canada

2022-23 Entrepreneur-in-Residence April MacKinnon (’98) shares lessons of personal, business growth with Mount Allison students

Honours English student heading to University of Oxford next fall to pursue Master’s

Experiential learning opportunities for students continue to grow

The Lassonde Internship Program is delivering life-changing experiences to students and enabling partnerships with premier Canadian arts institutions

Commerce student Bryden MacDonald partners with Town of Sackville and Experiential Learning to create Maritime Paddle

Hadhad to open the University’s annual President’s Speakers Series 

Students, faculty, staff encouraged to help shape the next steps in the creation of educational tools