Faculty of Education and Health

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Welcome to the Faculty of Education and Health

Join a community deeply committed to the well-being, learning, and growth of individuals and societies. Through our diverse programs in teaching, wellness, and human services, the Faculty of Education and Health prepares the next generation of leaders, educators, and advocates. Our focus is on hands-on learning, compassion, and evidence-based practice, ensuring you gain the practical skills needed to make a tangible difference in people's lives and shape healthier, more resilient communities.

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Message from the Dean

Through exceptional academic programs, our graduates are poised to meet the challenges of changing educational and health landscapes – across cultural, local, regional, national and international communities.

For potential students looking through the site, please contact us if you have questions about any of our programs. We look forward to being part of your educational journey!

Professor Jennifer Scott.

Explore Your Possibilities

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Undergraduate Programs

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Graduate Programs

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Our Schools

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School of Education

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School of Indigenous Relations

Devenez leader d’innovation et de connaissance dans le domaine de la kinésie humaine.

School of Kinesiology and Health Sciences

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School of Nursing

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School of Speech-Language Pathology

What's New in the Faculty of Education and Health

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Graduate Spotlight: From Indigenous Social Work to Law School, Kailey O'Bumsawin

Among the remarkable graduates celebrating their convocation at Laurentian University is Kailey O'Bu...

A formal graduation portrait of nursing graduate Alex Kowalski. She is smiling warmly while wearing a black academic gown, a traditional white nurse's cap, and a stethoscope around her neck, holding a bouquet of red roses.

Graduate Spotlight: How Nursing Grad Alex Kowalski Turned a Medical Crisis into a Career in Critical...

For many students, the path to graduation is a straight line. For Alex Kowalski, a graduating studen...

Evan Boudreau-Munro standing on a basketball court, looking up intently while preparing to take a shot. He is wearing a white Laurentian Voyageurs jersey with the number 12 and an Ontario University Athletics patch on the shoulder. He holds the basketball with both hands at chest level, with blue bleachers filled with spectators blurred in the background.

Graduate Spotlight: Laurentian Basketball Star Evan Munro Combines Indigenous Healing and Community ...

For Evan Boudreau-Munro, a graduating health promotion student and varsity basketball player at Laur...

Upcoming Events

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KAIROS Blanket Exercise

Deepen your understanding of the history and effects of colonization on the Indigenous peoples in Canada.

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Contact Us

Dr. Christina McMillan Boyles

Acting Dean, Faculty of Education and Health

Vice-Dean, Health

dean-educationandhealth@laurentian.ca

Dr. Jennifer Scott (on leave)

Dean, Faculty of Education and Health

dean-educationandhealth@laurentian.ca

Dr. Georges Kpazaï

Associate Dean, Faculty of Education and Health

dean-educationandhealth@laurentian.ca

Dr. Robert Schinke

Vice-Dean, Faculty Development

rschinke@laurentian.ca

Ben Avery Building, B-228 935 Ramsey Lake Road
Sudbury, ON P3E 2C6

Mélanie Dionne

Business Manager

mdionne2@laurentian.ca

Lisa Roy

Administrative Assistant

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Lynne Scopazzi (on leave)

Administrative Assistant

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