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[Letter to Mr. de Grandmaison from the University of Calgary, 25 May 1976]
No full textA letter to Nicholas de Grandmaison from the University of Calgary informing him of the Senate Dinner occurring on the night of May 25, 1976, the same day that he received his honorary doctorate
Alumni membership card, University of Calgary.
No full textAn alumni membership card from the University of Calgary that was issued to Dr. Nicholas de Grandmaison, expiring March 31, 1977. Title supplied by cataloguer
[Letter to Mr. N. de Grandmaison from J.A. Hamilton, 20 May, 1977]
No full textA letter addressed to Mr. N. de Grandmaison from the University of Calgary thanking him for the gift of the pastel portrait "One Gun from Cluny." The letter is an official receipt for tax purposes for Nicholas de Grandmaison
[Letter to Mrs. de Grandmaison from Muriel Kovitz, 29 April 1976]
No full textA letter to Mrs. de Grandmaison from the University of Calgary inviting her and her husband to the Senate Dinner held at the University in honor of the honorary degree recipients of the Spring Convocation on June 4 1976
[Letter to Mr. de Grandmaison from W.A. Cochrane, 11 March 1976]
No full textA letter to Nicholas de Grandmaison from W.A. Cochrane congratulating him on his being selected by the Senate of the University of Calgary to receive an honorary degree at the Spring Convocation on June 4 1976
University of Calgary Storm Pond Freshwater Invertebrate Key
No full textThis identification key is based on morphological differences between the 25 different freshwater invertebrates that can be found in storm ponds at the University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The key’s was created to allow students and curious members of the public to easily identify invertebrates known to occur in University of Calgary ponds. This guide also contains links to helpful online keys that may aid you identification of freshwater invertebrates not included in this key
A Timeline of the History of The University of Calgary Library and Information Resources 1906 - 2007
No full textDescribes the history and important events in the University of Calgary Library from 1906 to 2007
The University of Calgary phonetic inventory: an instructional tool for students and teachers of phonetics
No full textThis article is an overview of a multimedia phonetics program being developed at
the University of Calgary under the supervision of Doctor Michael B. Dobrovolsky as an instructional supplement to introductory phonetics courses. The program's name is the University of Calgary Phonetic Inventory, or UCPI. UCPI is a program being
developed under funding to Professor Dobrovolsky of the Linguistics department from LEE, the University of Calgary's Learning Enhancement Envelope program. As a tool to help develop the phonetic perception of budding linguists, UCPI will provide students with a large quantity of transcription practice through exposure to digitally recorded word lists in different languages. It will also include a series of tutorials to guide them systematically through the topics covered in an introductory phonetics course.Ye
University of Calgary - Zoology 435 Insect Survey Report - Fall 2022
No full textResearch findings from students enrolled in the fall 2022 Zoology 435 – Entomology - course at the University of Calgary. Students enrolled in this course conducted a biodiversity survey of insects throughout The City of Calgary. Insects were physically collected where permits and permissions were available in addition to digital observations from various localities using the iNaturalist platform from early May to mid-October, with most observations and collections occurring in September. In 2022, students observed 3045 insects in The City of Calgary on iNaturalist (4408 in the project overall) and collected 1241 physical specimens in The City of Calgary (1447 specimens overall). 854 total insect specimens were donated to the University of Calgary Teaching Collection, 666 of which were from The City of Calgary. Insects were observed and collected from 19 of the 25 parks in The City of Calgary where permits were obtained, with the most insects observed from Nose Hill Park (246), followed by Bowmont Park & Dale Hodges Park (82), Inglewood Bird Sanctuary (77), Prince’s Island (71), South Glenmore Park (66), Weaselhead Flats (57), Douglasglen Park (40), and Pearce Estate (38). Our report focuses on iNaturalist observations and donated physical specimens collected in The City of Calgary
Optimization of Waste Collection System at University of Calgary
No full textThis project would not have been possible without the support of Ana Pazmino at facility management of University of Calgary. Her support through all the steps of this project was invaluable and helped me to understand and develop thoughts and ideas. Secondly, I want to thank Irene Herremans for her support in this degree. Her guidance, immense knowledge and support to keep me on track, made this project happens. Also, thanks to my friend Elshan who always kept me motivated. Finally, I want to thank my family specially my husband Amir who supported me all the way in this journey with his love, patience and companion
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