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Convocation, 2022, Spring, 2 June, morning session
No full textVideo recordings of Memorial University of Newfoundland convocations. The matching booklets are linked to below.Frequency: semiannual, 1987?-present. Audio and video quality vary. Date from booklet, where needed
Convocation, 2022, Spring, 2 June, afternoon session
No full textVideo recordings of Memorial University of Newfoundland convocations. The matching booklets are linked to below.Frequency: semiannual, 1987?-present. Audio and video quality vary. Date from booklet, where needed
Convocation, 2022, Spring, 31 May, morning session
No full textVideo recordings of Memorial University of Newfoundland convocations. The matching booklets are linked to below.Frequency: semiannual, 1987?-present. Audio and video quality vary. Date from booklet, where needed
Photo of Marie Daniels holding Lebanese cookbook in her home.
No full textMarie Daniels is holding a Syrian-Lebanese Cookbook in her kitchen. She is demonstrating how to make stuffed grape leaves for Andrea O'Brien, Lara Maynard, and Terra Barrett of Heritage NL
Photo of labeen recipe from Lillian Basha George's cookbook "Favorite Recipes of Basha Family".
No full textLabeen recipe from cookbook. Lillian Basha George's fatayas or meat turnovers are traditionally served with labeen for dipping. If she doesn't have labeen on hand then she will serve them with sour cream
Edited video of Lillian Basha George making stuffed grape leaves with Heritage NL's Andrea O'Brien, and Lara Maynard.
No full text"Lillian Basha George of Corner Brook (formerly of Curling) walks Andrea O'Brien and Lara Maynard of Heritage NL through process of cooking fatayas. Fatayas are a traditional Lebanese food dish that Lillian would make for the Christmas season or for large gatherings.
Fataya or Meat Turnover Recipe from Lillian Basha George:
-Ground meat (medium lamb or beef)
-Lots of onions
-Salt and pepper
-Bread dough (homemade or store bought)
-Flour to keep the dough from sticking
Utensils:
Bowl, fork, knife, rolling pin, cutting board, lightly greased baking sheet
Terra Barrett and Lara Maynard of Heritage NL are recording the video and taking pictures.
A History of the St. George’s Courthouse
No full textThe St. George’s Courthouse was designated a Registered Heritage Structure in 2001 due to its association with developments in the Newfoundland and Labrador judicial system in the early 20th century and the changes in the Bay St. George region
Convocation, 2022, Fall, 20 October, morning session
No full textVideo recordings of Memorial University of Newfoundland convocations. The matching booklets are linked to below.Frequency: semiannual, 1987?-present. Audio and video quality vary. Date from booklet, where needed
Manojlovich, Mary. Interview. Mary describes work in St. John's from 1987 to 2014 at the General Hospital, Health Care Corporation of St. John's, Eastern Health; Professional Practice Coordinator/Consultant roles; experience as President of Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists.
No full textMary describes her experiences working at the General Hospital as a clinician then occupational therapy department head; welcoming and supportive environment; recruitment and staffing challenges; stabilization of department; growth and expansion of department;creation of Health Care Corporation of St. John's; development of professional practice structure; professional practice coordinator role; expansion to Eastern Health Regional Health Authority; experiences as President of Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists
Nic Niocaill, Maire. Questionnaire. Maire reviews her education and work history;contrasts practice in Ireland and Newfoundland;recalls early memories of working in St. John's;career in Home Care/Community Health; preceptoring students.
No full textMaire recalls her interest in working in Canada; recruitment process;early experiences working at the General Hospital; other occupational therapists; working in Home Care and Community Health; evolution of Occupational Therapy Practice in Community