Students

Working with Students

Students are viewed as a key resource for NORDIK's research while faculty and experienced researchers also provide mentoring and guidance to student research assistants.

NORDIK provides a variety of opportunities for student involvement including but not limited to students from the Community Economic and Social Development program at Algoma University.

Student Opportunities

Internships
Summer student programs
Work study programs
Master and PhD supervision

Students are encouraged to contact NORDIK if they wish to develop their research skills further or if they have an idea for a community based research project

Algoma University's CESD Page

Students Building Sustainable Communities (The CESD Club):

The CESD Club is an association of students in the Community Economic and Social Development program at Algoma University, as well as supporters of CESD principles and ideals.

Algoma University’s CESD Club commits to undertaking campaigns and initiatives to raise awareness of, and attempt to redress, local and global issues. These initiatives include developing The People’s Garden on Algoma U’s campus, performing ongoing academic research on a range of community concerns, and coordinating an international learning exchange with the community of Intag, Ecuador.

CESD Students hard at work in The People's Garden