Grenfell Campus Open House | Grenfell Campus | Memorial University of Newfoundland

NOVEMBER 29, 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Explore and experience Grenfell Campus through campus tours, displays, and engaging sessions related to academic programs, support services, student life, and admissions.

You will also have an opportunity to meet current Grenfell students.

We hope you will take advantage of the full day we have planned; however, if you can only make a portion of the day, that is okay too. If you are just attending for part of the day, we ask you to let us know your estimated arrival and departure time to help us plan appropriately by emailing gcstudy@mun.ca.

9:00 a.m. Registration

9:30-10:30 a.m. Welcome session

10:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Sessions

Pick the session that appeals to you! Interested in learning about a specific program? Wondering what it’s like to live in residence? Curious about what supports are in place to help you succeed? Trying to picture yourself on campus?

See the Session Info section for titles, locations, and descriptions.

2:30 - 3 p.m. Closing and prize draw

Schedule at a Glance (pdf)

Session Info

10:30-10:50 Concurrent Sessions

A Short Tour of the Theatre
LOCATION:         Fine Arts Theatre
FACILITATOR:    Michael Waller
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Fine Arts - Theatre
DESCRIPTION:   We will show you our theatre – from the stage to backstage, the booth to the dressing rooms. We're really looking forward to showing off the most fun place to learn your skills on campus- our theatre.

The Inner Blueprint: Understanding Your Mind
LOCATION:         LC 301
FACILITATOR:    Dr. Brett Holfeld
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science - Psychology
DESCRIPTION:   By understanding how our brain works, you will unlock the secrets of your mind!

Business 1010: Something for Everyone
LOCATION:         FA 224
FACILITATOR      Dr. Julie Pitcher- Giles
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Business Administration
DESCRIPTION:   Join Grenfell Business for a crash course in the basics of Business 1010, a required course for business majors and a popular elective for non-business students. Discover how much you might already know about the functional areas of business!

History out of the Classroom
LOCATION:         AS 2034
FACILITATOR      Kera Leights-Rose, Emily Drover and Levi Jacobsen (Students)
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Arts – Historical Studies
DESCRIPTION:   Student societies are an important part of the university experience. They help students achieve a healthy work-life balance, but they also have the potential to enhance academic experiences and develop professional skills employers will value. Members of the Historical Studies Society will talk about their experiences and explain why you should get involved by joining a student society.

What are you Afraid of? Disability in Horror Movies
LOCATION:         AS 329
FACILITATOR      Dr. John Pope
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Arts – English Language and Literature
DESCRIPTION:   Horror movies aim to inspire a sense of fear and discomfort in their audiences, but many of these masked slashers and supernatural terrors actually embody a fear of disability itself.

Hotel Infinity
LOCATION:         AS 2011
FACILITATOR      Dr. Rebecca Milley
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Science – Mathematics
DESCRIPTION:   My hotel has an infinite number of rooms. Tonight we have an infinite number of guests, one in every room; but should we hang the "no vacancy" sign just yet? Can we fit anyone else in? If so, how?

Discover Your Home Away from Home: Exploring Campus Housing (50 minute session)
LOCATION:         AS 276 (GCSU Lounge)
FACILITATOR      Housing Staff
DESCRIPTION:   Curious about life in student housing? This open house session is the perfect opportunity for prospective students and their families to explore the many benefits of living on campus. Join us to learn about our range of housing options. Our Resident Assistants (RAs) will share firsthand insights into what it's like to live in campus housing, offering tips on making the most of your university experience. You’ll also have a chance to tour a room in our Residence Complex, and ask questions about campus life, safety, and resources. Whether you’re looking for a quiet place to study or an active community to connect with, our housing options offer a welcoming and supportive environment for every student. Come discover why campus housing is the ideal place to start your university journey!

Campus Tour (50 minute session)
LOCATION:         Arts and Science Atrium
FACILITATOR      Office of Student Recruitment
DESCRIPTION:   Take a tour of campus in a small group. This is a great opportunity to get an overview of what Grenfell has to offer, and ask any questions you might have.

11:00-11:20 Concurrent Sessions

Do you know that you know?
LOCATION:         AS 329
FACILITATOR:    Dr. Lawrence Bruce-Robertson
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Arts – Humanities, Minor in Philosophy
DESCRIPTION:   An introduction to philosophical questioning with Descartes and the Matrix.

Grenfell Business
LOCATION:         FA 224
FACILITATOR:    Dr. Julie Pitcher-Giles
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Business Administration
DESCRIPTION:   What can a Business education do for you? Even if you don’t have a burning desire to start your own business, come check out all the ways that studying business can contribute to your future career!

Thinking Critically (About Taylor Swift)
LOCATION:         LC 301
FACILITATOR:    Dr. Adam Beardsworth
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Arts – English Language and Literature
DESCRIPTION:   Students will apply some critical thinking and writing strategies to some popular music videos

Hotel Infinity
LOCATION:         AS 2011
FACILITATOR:    Dr. Rebecca Milley
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Science – Mathematics
DESCRIPTION:   My hotel has an infinite number of rooms. Tonight we have an infinite number of guests, one in every room; but should we hang the "no vacancy" sign just yet? Can we fit anyone else in? If so, how?

Religious Coexistence in the Middle Ages
LOCATION:         AS 2034
FACILITATOR:    Dr. Edwin Bezzina
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Arts – Historical Studies
DESCRIPTION:   This brief session will describe a surprising and fascinating element of the Middle Ages. While we often think that the Middle Ages was characterized only by religious fanaticism and repression, there were examples of coexistence, between Christians, Muslims, and Jews.

11:30-11:50 Concurrent Sessions

Math, Writing and Tutoring, We have you Covered!
LOCATION:         AS 326
FACILITATOR:    Luke Thibeau and Emma Bath (Students)
DESCRIPTION:   Grenfell Campus understands that students will need support with their academics as they move into the post-secondary environment. The Learning Centre has developed a large number of programs to assist students with math, writing, and the many other courses they may be enrolled in at Grenfell. Come find out about the free support services that will help you PASS your courses!

Living in Corner Brook, What you need to know!
LOCATION:         FA 224
FACILITATOR:    Destanee Hynes
DESCRIPTION:   If you are new to the Corner Brook area, this session is just for you. You will hear from a recent Grenfell Graduate who moved to Corner Brook from a small Newfoundland town, to learn about all the things you need to know about living in Corner Brook.

Nursing in Action: Get hands on with Nursing
LOCATION:         AS 383
FACILITATOR:    Nursing Faculty
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Science in Nursing
DESCRIPTION:   Join us for an interactive session where prospective nursing students can experience some of the skills that nurses use every day in patient care. This hands-on experience will give you a taste of some of the practical skills you’ll learn in our program!

The Wonders of Physics
LOCATION:         AS 360
FACILITATOR:    Dr. Pierre Rouleau
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Science - Physics
DESCRIPTION:   How we see the World, from the smallest to the largest scales of the Universe.

The Student Perspective on English
LOCATION:         AS 329
FACILITATOR:    Kera Leights-Rose, Bailey Ford, Jillan Russell and Katrina Sremac
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Arts- English Language and Literature
DESCRIPTION:   Graduating students offer their perspective on the English degree and what they plan to do after graduation.

Frog Chorus – A Biology Laboratory Experience
LOCATION:         AS 285
FACILITATOR:    Dr. Erin Fraser
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Science – Environmental Science or General Science
DESCRIPTION:   In this interactive and "ribbiting" session, participants will dive into the world of frog vocalizations, learning how to identify different species based on their unique ribbits, croaks, and trills. Participants will develop some of the important animal survey skills that biology-stream students in our Environmental Science and General Science programs learn as part of their coursework. By the end of the session, participants will be able to "listen to the night" and identify frog species without ever seeing them!

Discover Your Home Away from Home: Exploring Campus Housing (50 minute session)
LOCATION:         AS 276 (GCSU Lounge)
FACILITATOR:    Housing Staff
DESCRIPTION:   Curious about life in student housing? This open house session is the perfect opportunity for prospective students and their families to explore the many benefits of living on campus. Join us to learn about our range of housing options. Our Resident Assistants (RAs) will share firsthand insights into what it's like to live in campus housing, offering tips on making the most of your university experience. You’ll also have a chance to tour a room in our Residence Complex, and ask questions about campus life, safety, and resources. Whether you’re looking for a quiet place to study or an active community to connect with, our housing options offer a welcoming and supportive environment for every student. Come discover why campus housing is the ideal place to start your university journey!

Campus Tour (50 minute session)
LOCATION:         Arts and Science Atrium
FACILITATOR:    Office of Student Recruitment
DESCRIPTION:   Take a tour of campus in a small group. This is a great opportunity to get an overview of what Grenfell has to offer, and ask any questions you might have.

12:00-12:20 Concurrent Sessions

Math, Writing and Tutoring, We have you Covered!
LOCATION:         AS 326
FACILITATOR:    Luke Thibeau and Emma Bath (Students)
DESCRIPTION:   Grenfell Campus understands that students will need support with their academics as they move into the post-secondary environment. The Learning Centre has developed a large number of programs to assist students with math, writing, and the many other courses they may be enrolled in at Grenfell. Come find out about the free support services that will help you PASS your courses!

What is the Life of a Story?
LOCATION:         AS 329
FACILITATOR:    Dr. Tom Halford
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Arts – English Language and Literature
DESCRIPTION:   This session will explore the curious case of Scottish director, Tom Gentle, who adapted a short story that is originally set in Nova Scotia and transported it to the Orkney Islands. We will think about how stories grow and change over time.

Nursing in Action: Get hands on with Nursing
LOCATION:         AS 383
FACILITATOR:    Nursing Faculty
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Science in Nursing
DESCRIPTION:   Join us for an interactive session where prospective nursing students can experience some of the skills that nurses use every day in patient care. This hands-on experience will give you a taste of some of the practical skills you’ll learn in our program!

Let’s Talk Science
LOCATION:         AS 285
FACILITATOR:    Dr. Erin Fraser
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Science – All Majors
DESCRIPTION:   In this hands-on session, participants will learn all about Let's Talk Science, Grenfell's dynamic science outreach program. The Grenfell Campus Let's Talk Science site is open to all Grenfell science students, and allows them to connect with local children and their families to explore exciting scientific ideas. Student volunteers go on classroom visits to local elementary schools and participate in large events, such as Grenfell Campus Tricks and Treats, and the Grenfell Campus Let's Talk Science Challenge. Through this session, participants will learn how they can access this rewarding volunteer opportunity, and will feel inspired and ready to be part of a team that brings science to life!

Visual Arts Studio Tour!
LOCATION:         Fine Arts Atrium by the Balcony
FACILITATOR:    Andrew Testa
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Fine Arts – Visual Arts
DESCRIPTION:   Come along to explore the various studio spaces in the Fine Arts building that you would get to use as a Visual Arts student!

12:30-12:50 Concurrent Sessions

Enactus Grenfell
LOCATION:         Navigate AS 2001
FACILITATOR:    Jillene Marlowe and The Enactus Grenfell Team
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Business Administration
DESCRIPTION:   Interested in learning about how you can contribute to business initiatives for positive social and environmental impact in your community; make new connections and explore amazing student leadership opportunities; and participate in an annual national exposition? Join us to find out what Enactus Grenfell is all about!

Visualizing Life in the Ancient World
LOCATION:         AS 2034
FACILITATOR:    Dr. Carol King
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Arts – Humanities, Minor in Classics
DESCRIPTION:   Grenfell students will present in-class projects consisting of a five-minute description of a topic and a visual representation they have created to illustrate it: 1) healing sanctuaries in ancient Greece and 2) marriage in ancient Greece. The students and professor are prepared to answer audience questions on the course and program as well as the two 'visual' topics.

Building Skills and Knowledge to save our Planet
LOCATION:         AS 379
FACILITATOR:    Dr. Josie Wittmer
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Environment and Sustainability
DESCRIPTION:   Garbage is one of the world’s biggest social and environmental problems. Learn how your research at Grenfell can work to tackle big questions about the waste crisis and its uneven impacts around the world!

Living in Corner Brook, What you need to know!
LOCATION:         AS 229
FACILITATOR:    Destanee Hynes
DESCRIPTION:   If you are new to the Corner Brook area, this session is just for you. You will hear from a recent Grenfell Graduate who moved to Corner Brook from a small Newfoundland town, to learn about all the things you need to know about living in Corner Brook.

Introducing Art History and Visual Culture – why one of our students was nominated for an Academy Award for Lord of the Rings!
LOCATION:         FA 224
FACILITATOR:    Gerard Curtis
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Fine Arts – Visual Arts
DESCRIPTION:   In this session we will look at the role the Visual Arts (either as Art, Architecture, Graphic Design, Industrial Design, Gaming, Performance, etc.) play in society and the role of the art historian/visual culturalist in analyzing these areas from a variety of perspectives. The talk will show how having this unique form of visual literacy is a key critical educational need, and interpretative skill, in the period of mass media and social media (plus we will look at the wide variety of jobs the visual arts and creative industries generate, busting the myth there is "no work" in art).

Arranging Academic & Classroom Accommodations at Grenfell
LOCATION:         AS2026
FACILITATOR:    Brad Elliott and Victoria Cole
DESCRIPTION:   Students who require accommodations in their courses and classrooms MUST register with a medical condition, disability, or exceptionality at Grenfell Campus. Once that is complete, the Accessibility Centre & Education Supports (ACES) unit will make sure those accommodations are put in place for you. Join us to learn about the process for setting up your accommodations while you study at Grenfell Campus.

1:00-1:20 Concurrent Sessions

Engineering Demos and Workshop (50 minute session)
LOCATION:         Lower Airport Lounge AS 2C02 next to AS Atrium
FACILITATOR:    Anna Polak, joined by Engineering students
PROGRAM:        Engineering One
DESCRIPTION:   Come by to learn about MUN Engineering! We will have demos of interesting engineering projects (robots!), and an opportunity to design, build, and test a catapult or a bridge. Ask current MUN engineering students about the program and what you can expect from an engineering degree.

Constructing Canada’s Charter of Rights
LOCATION:         AS 2034
FACILITATOR:    Dr. Rainer Baehre
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Arts – Historical Studies
DESCRIPTION:   A talk on how human rights entered Canada's political and cultural scene after World War II, and how this history compares with similar developments in the United States.

What’s in a label? Learning about Sustainability while shopping for Groceries
LOCATION:         AS 379
FACILITATOR:    Cristian Ches
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Environment and Sustainability
DESCRIPTION:   Labels, what do they really mean? Are they sustainable? Are they green labels or greenwashing? Join us for a showcase of real life examples and case studies, a typical approach for the Environment and Sustainability Program at Grenfell.

Art and Ecology: How do Visual Artists Address Climate Change?
LOCATION:         FA 224
FACILITATOR:    D’Arcy Wilson
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Fine Arts – Visual Arts
DESCRIPTION:   Visual artists make artwork that records the world around us, but how do they make art about ecological crisis and climate change? How can visual art make a difference? This lecture will introduce participants to a range of contemporary visual art practices that speak about relationships to the earth, worry about the environment, and hope for the future.

Living in Corner Brook, What you need to know!
LOCATION:         AS 2026
FACILITATOR:    Destanee Hynes
DESCRIPTION:   If you are new to the Corner Brook area, this session is just for you. You will hear from a recent Grenfell Graduate who moved to Corner Brook from a small Newfoundland town, to learn about all the things you need to know about living in Corner Brook.

Adjusting to Grenfell… from the Inside Out
LOCATION:         AS 229
FACILITATOR:    Dr. Veronica Hutchings
DESCRIPTION:   Big changes in one’s life can lead to big feelings, like the ones seen in Disney’s Inside Out and Inside Out 2. Join campus psychologist, Dr. Veronica Hutchings, as she talks about some of the changes you might experience as you transition to this new stage of life and provides an overview of the services available to Grenfell students to help navigate this transition and prevent Anxiety from taking over your “headquarters”.

1:30-1:50 Concurrent Sessions

The Inner Blueprint: Understanding Your Mind
LOCATION:         AS 325
FACILITATOR:    Dr. Brett Holfeld
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science - Psychology
DESCRIPTION:   By understanding how our brain works, you will unlock the secrets of your mind!

Parent and Supporter FAQ
LOCATION:         AS 328
FACILITATOR:    Shawna Matthews
DESCRIPTION:   Join staff from our Registrar’s Office, Learning Centre and Campus Enforcement and Patrol for a Question-and-Answer session for parents. This is an opportunity to ask questions you might have, but are unsure where to ask them.

Introduction to Theatrical Costumes
LOCATION:         Theatre Costume Shop FA 122
FACILITATOR:    Elizabeth Perry
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Fine Arts - Theatre
DESCRIPTION:   A fun mini-workshop which will demonstrate how to design costumes for the theatre.

Discover Your Home Away from Home: Exploring Campus Housing (50 minute session)
LOCATION:         AS 276 (GCSU Lounge)
FACILITATOR:    Housing Staff
DESCRIPTION:   Curious about life in student housing? This open house session is the perfect opportunity for prospective students and their families to explore the many benefits of living on campus. Join us to learn about our range of housing options. Our Resident Assistants (RAs) will share firsthand insights into what it's like to live in campus housing, offering tips on making the most of your university experience. You’ll also have a chance to tour a room in our Residence Complex, and ask questions about campus life, safety, and resources. Whether you’re looking for a quiet place to study or an active community to connect with, our housing options offer a welcoming and supportive environment for every student. Come discover why campus housing is the ideal place to start your university journey!

Campus Tour (50 minute session)
LOCATION:         Arts and Science Atrium
FACILITATOR:    Office of Student Recruitment
DESCRIPTION:   Take a tour of campus in a small group. This is a great opportunity to get an overview of what Grenfell has to offer, and ask any questions you might have.

2:00-2:20 Concurrent Sessions

Next Steps to Becoming a Grenfell Student
LOCATION:         AS 328
FACILITATOR:    Dr. Shawna Matthews
DESCRIPTION:   This session will take you though the steps you need to take to become a Grenfell student. Focusing on deadlines, what to expect next, and answering your questions on how to become a Grenfell student.

Arranging Academic & Classroom Accommodations at Grenfell
LOCATION:         AS 325
FACILITATOR:    Brad Elliott and Victoria Cole
DESCRIPTION:   Students who require accommodations in their courses and classrooms MUST register with a medical condition, disability, or exceptionality at Grenfell Campus. Once that is done, the Accessibility Centre & Education Supports (ACES) unit will make sure those accommodations are put in place for you. Join us to learn about the process for setting up your accommodations while you study at Grenfell Campus.

Cross-Cultural Literacy
LOCATION:         AS 379
FACILITATOR:    Dr. Angela Robinson
PROGRAM:        Bachelor of Arts – Social/Cultural Studies
DESCRIPTION:   Cross-cultural literacy. In an increasingly globalized world, anthropology offers insights into different cultural ideas and their expression. This presentation will focus on food and culture.

Everything has Changed (Parents’ Version)
LOCATION: AS 229
FACILITATOR: Dr. Veronica Hutchings
DESCRIPTION: Students who head to Grenfell Campus for the first time next August or September might feel like Everything has Changed, but so might the major support people in their lives. Parents/guardian/support people are welcome to join campus psychologist, Dr. Veronica Hutchings, to discuss changes that family members may experience, how best to Tolerate it, and also learn how to support students from afar without seeing Red.

Open Spaces

Arts & Science Building (AS)

Indigenous Student Lounge, AS2027
11:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

11:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. - Student Danielle Hoven will lead a smudge in the Indigenous Student Lounge. Smudging is a First Nations purification ceremony involving the lighting of sacred plans such as sage, sweetgrass, tobacco, or cedar.

1:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. - Student Danielle Hoven will demonstrate the game of Waltes in the Indigenous Student Lounge. Waltes is a traditional Mi’kmaw bowl and dice game and was often played during ceremonies, social events, and community gatherings.

Navigate Entrepreneurship Centre, AS 2001

Drop into our on-campus business and entrepreneurial advising centre at AS 2001 to chat with Navigate Manager, Renee Wheeler, about the services we provide to post-secondary students throughout Western Newfoundland. Check us out! You might be surprised to learn what local businesses got their start with Navigate!

Campus Bookstore, AS 207
10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

Drop by the Campus Bookstore and visit our friendly Bookstore Manager, Peggy Brake. We are offering

15% off all clothing and gifts, and 10% off art supplies.

Student Services, AS271
10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

Drop in to chat with our staff about Student Life and Health and Diversity. Find out all about the Grenfell Warriors sports teams, health and wellness programming, career services, and international services. We are excited to meet you! There are prizes to be won!

Indigenous Resource Centre, AS278
10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

Grenfell Campus, Memorial University of Newfoundland is located in traditional Mi'kmaw territory. The Indigenous Resource Centre provides supports and services to more than 300 Indigenous students on campus. Programs and services include the Grenfell Campus Student Union Indigenous Caucus, drop-in smudging, Indigenous Peer Mentorship program, Indigenous Resource library, a variety of events such as an annual powwow and the annual Indigenous Peoples Week, designated seats programs, housing agreements for Nunatsiavut beneficiaries, and culturally safe spaces for students to practice smudging and Kullik/Qulliq lighting.

Drop by and meet Kristen Pittman, Manager, Indigenous Affairs and Robert Park, Indigenous Student Success Coordinator.

Environmental Science (ENVS) Project Room, AS 220
10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

This is a general study area for Environmental Science students, and where a number of continuing lab projects take place. Come check out some examples of projects, such as the long-term bird-window collision study, and other demonstration material from both the biology and chemistry streams, with friendly folks to chat about it. Stop by and meet some of our current Environmental Science students and faculty and staff.

Psychology Student Dem Room, AS 348
12:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.

The Dem Room is a meeting place for all psychology students. Students can use this space to:

Work on courses
Use the psychology related resources
Socialize and de-stress with other psychology students
Stay informed by reading relevant notices posted on dem room boards

Drop by today to meet some of our current psychology students and ask them about their experience at Grenfell! There will be some interactive activities and opportunities to win a prize!

Language Lab, AS364

Check out our language lab and talk to Michelle Park (French Lab Instructor) and Nathalie Pender (French professor) about taking French courses at university. You may want to consider taking a French minor as part of your degree or taking a couple of French courses as electives.

Chemistry Lab, AS 3012
10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. AND 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.

Our chemistry lab staff will chat with you about the safety equipment used in a laboratory to mitigate fires, spills, and toxic fumes and will show you a vacuum rotor evaporator distilling chemical solvents.

Note: The laboratory cannot accommodate large groups (maximum 20 people at a time)

Library and Computing Building (LC)

Ferriss Hodgett Library, LC 208
10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

Welcome to the library, where students study, find materials for their courses and assignments, and use our computers and printers. Come and check out our space and enjoy free popcorn, make your own button, or enjoy our colouring and puzzle stations while you’re here.

Fine Arts Building (FA)

Sculpture Studio, FA 104
11:30 a.m. -2:00 p.m.

Drop by the Sculpture Studio and have a chat with our Sculpture instructor, Marcia Huyer.

School of Fine Arts Balcony (second floor, Fine Arts building)

Visit the School of Fine Arts Balcony to take in the view of the City or look at the balcony from below to enjoy the newly installed artwork that greets people as they enter the School of Fine Arts. The balcony is now adorned with a significant piece of art by visual artist Melissa Tremblett. Tremblett is of Innu and English heritage from the community of Sheshatshiu, Labrador, and is currently based in Elmastukwek, Ktaqmkuk territory (Bay of Islands, Western Newfoundland). Tremblett graduated with a bachelor of fine arts, visual arts (2015) from the Grenfell Campus and a bachelor of science, behavioural neuroscience (2011), from Memorial University. Her work has been exhibited nationally and abroad.

Grenfell Art Gallery, 2^nd floor Fine Arts Building (across from theatre)
10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

Join Gallery Director Jane Walker for a guided tour of the gallery exhibition, The Body Draws Itself, by Zachari Logan. Jane will speak about the history of the art gallery at Memorial University and the role the Grenfell Art Gallery plays in the School of Fine Arts, the region, and in the province.

Info Booths

Arts & Science Atrium, 10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

The following areas will have information booths set-up during the Open House (10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.). Stop by and have a chat!

Bonne Bay Marine Station
Counselling & Psychological Services (CPS)
Applying to Grenfell Campus and General Info

Academic Advising/course and program questions
Academic PREP Week
Next steps after applying to Grenfell Campus
Student Exchange Opportunities

4. French
5. Grenfell Campus Student Union (GCSU)
6. Psychology Society
7. Student Entrance Scholarships
8. Student Recruitment Office – St. John’s Campus
9. Qalipu – Education & Training

Parking

Individual parking: We encourage people to car pool where possible. Free parking will be available for Open House attendees in the City owned parking zone at the rear of campus (off University Drive), or in our P4 parking area behind the Recplex building. Please view the Open House Parking Map to see exact locations.

Parking for buses: Once students are dropped off, buses can park for the day in the area adjacent to the Recplex building. Please view the Open House Parking Map for exact location.