Iron and Manganese Analyses: Total dissolved iron and manganese concentrations were measured using inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS). Measurements were made using Eco-Chemie uAutolab-III systems connected to Metrohm 663 VA Stands with hanging mercury drop electrodes and Teflon sampling cups. Alpkem rapid flow analyzer (RFA) 300 components were used to measure silicic acid, nitrate+nitrite, and nitrite.Д¬obalt Analyses: Total dissolved and labile cobalt concentrations were determined using cathodic stripping voltammetry, previously described by Saito and Moffet (2001) and Saito et al. Nutrient Analyses: Technicon AutoAnalyzer II components were used to measure phophate and ammonium. (2012) for detailed information on acquisition and processing. Northern College is deeply appreciative of our partnersвЂ™ large investment in our college, our region, and our future.Three transects were sampled using the Trace Metal Rosette (TMR) on the CoFeMUG cruise aboard R/V Knorr in 2007. This expansion supports the introduction of applied research, new apprenticeship programs, new вЂgreenвЂ™ programming, and expanded partnerships with industry throughout Northeastern Ontario. Support from industry and individuals in the region was essential to us closing our funding gap, and to demonstrating to federal and provincial governments that our community valued this investment in our regionвЂ™s educational capacity. Our вЂBuilding for The FutureвЂ™ capital campaign was a 3 year effort that drew upon support from both senior levels of government as well as private industry. The ground was broken for this $17.4M project the first week of August 2009 with the first intake of Trades and Technology students in the new facility one year later. In addition, extensive information technology infrastructure was installed to deliver high definition video classes including distance trades and technology training to the James Bay Coast. The construction of the Centre of Excellence for Trades and Technology at the Porcupine Campus provided exciting new regional educational capabilities, funded in a public-private partnership that created approximately 33,000 sq/ft of new and renovated space. An interactive touch-screen kiosk, as well as a new permanent display of HSMвЂ™s history, photographs and Hall of Fame, were developed to showcase the rich heritage of the school and its alumni.Д¬entre of Excellence for Trades and Technology (Completed Project) As part of the legacy project for the HSM 100th Anniversary, the CollegeвЂ™s Foundation and Alumni Council and the HSM Alumni Association worked closely to create a fitting tribute to a centenary of mining education. Graduates speak highly of its diverse curriculum and the career opportunities HSM provided them. The Haileybury School of Mines was established to provide technically-trained miners, initially for the Cobalt and area mines, but generations of its graduates went on to develop mines all over Canada and throughout the world.

HSM was born out of the legendary silver camp in Cobalt, eight kilometres south. In 2012 Northern College celebrated 100 years of mining education at the Haileybury School of Mines (HSM). Haileybury School of Mines вЂ“ 100th Anniversary 2012 (Completed Project) Contact our Foundation office, or members of the Wildlife Rehabilitation team for more information about the project, how you could help, or to donate. Students will combine classroom theory with the practical experience of working at our own wildlife rehabilitation centre.

Our Wildlife Rehabilitation program, the first in Canada - is planning and fund-raising to construct facilities on this site. Learn more about the the auditorium project.Д¬oleman Township Project (Current Project)ДЄ current project provisionally named the Coleman Centre for Wildlife and the Environment builds upon two unique head-starts: Through the generosity of the Township of Coleman, Northern College has access to 180 acres of beautiful wilderness property 15 minutes west of the Haileybury campus. we are asking for your support to replace the seating. In conjunction with our community partners - Kirkland Lake Festivals Committee, Kirkland Lake Arts Council, Interlink, JSANO, the Town of Kirkland Lake, etc. The 500 seat venue is a key hub for many concerts and community events during homecoming, the winter carnival and much more. Kirkland Lake Auditorium Renewal Project (Current Project)ДЇamed for its acoustics and welcoming atmosphere, the Northern College auditorium is always a popular Kirkland Lake community resource. Transfer Credit, Challenge Exams and Prior Learning.

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