Welcome to the General Office in the Faculty of Human Ecology. We are responsible for the day to day administration of the faculty.
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Faculty of Human Ecology
The mission of the Faculty of Human Ecology is to sustain, develop and transmit knowledge that promotes the empowerment of individuals, families and communities to maintain and improve quality of life through the use of basic and applied sciences in teaching and research.
Passed by Faculty Council, February 28, 2003
Vision Statement
Faculty of Human Ecology
We believe in delivering outstanding research and education that promotes optimum health and quality of life. Our goal is to contribute to the public policy debate by being a leading provider both of scientifically-based food, health and social policy information that improves the health and well-being of people, and of professionals who can generate and apply this information.
Passed by Faculty Council, September 21, 2005
The 1st
Annual Young Leader’s Lunch was held March 2, 2011 to honour a small
selection of students at a luncheon. The deans of each faculty were
asked to select 4-8 students from their faculty that showed great
leadership academically, as well as a commitment to the community or
faculty through volunteerism, etc…
Tammi Feltham, shown here with Textile Sciences student, Hannah
Sangalang, attended the lunch in place of the Dean. Hannah was one of 8
students from Human Ecology that were nominated by the faculty.
They were joined by members of the Alumni Association board
of directors, and members of the University of Manitoba Board of
Governors. David Tang, recent graduate from Science, was the keynote
speaker. He talked about leadership and what is next after they
graduate. Chancellor Harvey Secter also spoke at the lunch. Karen
Holden (Human Ecology grad) served as the emcee as our current president
Evan Kuz was unable to attend.