Every single day, we're inspired by our students hard work and perseverance. Here's celebrating you! #AthaU18 Roll Call: who will be at Convocation?

Considering AU? Monthly undergraduate start dates and the ability to study online means you can get a quality education that fits your life. Register by June 10th for a July 1 start date ---> http://bit.ly/2J7XwLj

Save this Post (and share the news!) Next week's #AthaU18 ceremonies will be available through livestream here ---> http://bit.ly/2shEoEl

"Survive the High River flood. Undergo non-elective heart surgery. Found a charity for flood victims. Raise a family. Start a successful business consulting practice. Run for county council. Work toward a BComm degree." Meet the hard working president of Athabasca University Students' Union (AUSU) http://bit.ly/2rYEX5R

18 Simple Ways to Increase Productivity and Focus Which ones are you instituting starting...now? We love #1 and #10! http://bit.ly/2uUHyQZ #WednesdayWisdom

Please Note: Athabasca University’s Administrative Offices and Information Centre will be closed for Victoria Day - Monday, May 21st. Our offices will open again on Tuesday, May 22nd at 8:30 (MST).

Do you know someone who works in non-profit and wants to complete an MBA? Athabasca University Faculty of Business has an incredible scholarship opportunity worth $50,000 and are looking for a great recipient. --> http://bit.ly/2r1c2g4

Students & Alum! Have you entered the #ImagineAU contest yet? Share your story and be entered to win an AU prize pack: http://bit.ly/2qrtzhp

AU is proud to join with colleagues across Canada during #NationalNursingWeek to recognize the many achievements of our BN grads. In two successive years, these two AU alum received a coveted Governor General’s Academic Medal — awarded to the top undergraduate from among all 40,000 students in all AU programs. bit.ly/2rvQWHH #YesThisIsNursing

Don't forget, AU has monthly start dates. Register by May 10 and start June 1: http://bit.ly/2Ho5Oi8

Athabasca University is committed to removing barriers to education, but sometimes Mother Nature has other ideas. For our learners affected by any of the devastating floods that are occurring across Canada: we recognize that sometimes you need to put your studies on hold to deal with life’s other emergencies. When you are ready to return to your studies, please contact us and we will work to remove any new barriers to your learning that the floods may have put up and ensure that you get the support that you need to successfully resume your studies. When the time is right for you, please contact our Information Centre by calling 1-800-788-9041. In the mean time, if you need immediate wellness support or mental health counselling please contact Counselling Services or the Student Lifeline (which is open 24/7). http://bit.ly/2JSKDVj