Abigael Nsonga
B.Ed Elementary ‘22
I want to become the enticing, inspiring, energetic, confident, loving, black teacher I wish…
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I want to become the enticing, inspiring, energetic, confident, loving, black teacher I wish…
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The Chemistry department at King’s is very tight-knit. I have been able to form close…
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My experience at King's was life giving during a very vulnerable time in my life. Although…
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I chose King's because I wanted to learn in a school where my faith and relationship with…
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I was a little hesitant about attending a Christian institution, but quickly learned that…
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One day I walked into King's after seeing it while driving down 50th street, and was instantly…
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After visiting King's only once, I knew it was where I wanted to pursue my post-secondary…
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I chose King’s for the willingness and opportunity to grapple with how my faith fits…
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To be honest, I didn’t even know about King’s at first. I had admission to another…
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Andrew Fernando Holmes was one of the most important physician-scientists in early 19th century…
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The Education Program at King's does not only teach you how to teach students; the professors…
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This past year and a half I became really involved with The Micah Centre. I was part of the…
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During the summer between my 3rd and 4th year at King’s, I worked as a research assistant…
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When I started at King’s I had no idea where I was going to end up; my career path seemed…
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I didn’t exactly choose King’s, King’s chose me! I was getting ready to…
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I found that the Chemistry program at King’s was the perfect blend of analytic and soft…
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Being a student at King's gave me the opportunity to grow academically, establish myself in…
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The need for food security among households in Africa is becoming increasingly important under…
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I initially considered King’s because of the opportunity to play soccer. When I came…
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Business at King’s gives students such a unique perspective on the world of business.…
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My liberal arts education at King's prepared me for more than just sitting in classrooms memorizing…
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Together with other researchers on the Theology, Science, and Knowledge project, I am working…
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I am currently living in the Netherlands pursuing a Masters in Organizational Behaviour and…
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I was born and raised in Edmonton. I knew I wanted to stay in Edmonton throughout university…
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Practicing Transcendence, a book I wrote encompassing my research, discusses a way of situating…
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I never saw myself going to university, let alone excelling in it and loving higher education.…
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My time at King’s has taught me that each issue in our society is more complex than…
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Coming out of high school I had everything planned perfectly. I would live at home, attend…
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My research is focused on decolonizing the present-day economics curriculum. Essentially,…
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The neighbourhood that my school is located in means the majority of my students come into…
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Attending King’s had been my plan for years. It was always been my goal to be a high…
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How were people disabled in the course of American expansion - through wars, conflict and…
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My previous research projects have centred around “truth”, culminating in a book…
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It has long been known that stress has a negative marked effect on the body. Stress can be…
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From the marble steps of the Alberta Legislature to the Canadian Prime Minister's Office,…
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Following graduation from King's in 2008 I was eager to continue learning about literature…
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I decided to pursue a degree in English and Math as I want to pursue a career in education.…
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Having achieved my undergraduate degree from King’s, completing my after-degree in education…
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I recently graduated from the Psychology program with a minor in Biology and am currently…
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I chose to pursue a sociology degree because I believe that understanding society helps develop…
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For the past 27 years, I have involved King’s students in a wide variety of Community…
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The book that I am currently working on explores human experiences during the Second World…
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I am beginning a PhD in Philosophy in September 2020. King's has certainly paved the way for…
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I came to King's to play volleyball, but I truly found faith and God in class - particularly…
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I came to King's in 1987, probably because most of the people I knew came to King's. This…
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My favorite part about being a student at King’s is the holistic approach King’s…
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Following my time at King's, I initially went into working with animal services at both the…
Read MoreI was privileged enough to complete my Environmental Studies internship working for the City…
Read MoreI had the privilege of completing my Environmental Studies internship as a Field Biologist…
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Air quality matters! Globally, 7 million premature deaths each year result from air pollution…
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After graduating from both the history and education programs at King’s, I began working…
Read MoreWhile a student in the Politics-History-Economics (PHE) program at King's, I had the incredible…
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While studying in the Environmental Studies program with a concentration in biology, I took…
Read MoreSince completing my program at King's, I has been hard at work in the world of policy and…
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Author and Theologian Howard Thurman once said, “Don’t ask what the world…
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Located 175 km southeast off the coast of mainland Nova Scotia, I was privileged enough to…
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Is there a true divide between public (secular) and private (religious) schools and should…
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Competing claims about the economic, social, and environmental impacts of bitumen projects…
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Our spiritual lives matter, and they should not stop mattering when we go to work. The new…
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I have co-authored an article titled "Reorienting chemistry education through systems thinking"…
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King’s immediately left a lasting impression on me, I felt at home from the moment I…
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On March 18, 2017, I was privileged enough to premier Four Blake Seasons in The King’s…
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What are the philosophical implications and presuppositions of the claim “everything…
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I have been conducting research in the Beaver Hills that spans a range of topics uncovering…
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I chose Sociology because I am interested in understanding social life and the ways in which…
Read MoreI remember the first day I walked into King's Open House. I felt at home. Sitting in on a…
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The current state of the globe’s social-ecological systems present multiple challenges,…
Read MoreHow did Edmonton’s River Valley become the largest urban park system in North America?…
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Time is a fundamental context within which we do our work, coordinate activities, and achieve…
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I am currently pursuing a Masters of Art in Public History at the University of Victoria because…
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In a previous career, I served as a high school social studies teacher; a subject in which,…
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January 2017, saw the world premiere of Le Passage du Temps composed by Jacobus Kloppers,…
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Back pain is one of the most common chronic conditions in western society. While pain…
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