Blaise MacMullin

Photograph - A hand on a computer mouse

Photograph - Dr. Martin Connors photographed in front of a large Earth model at the Telus World of Science in Edmonton, AB in 2002

Photograph - Using a wireless mouse while working on a laptop

Photograph - Looking through an art book

Photograph - Visual designer Jinfgen Zhang surrounded by her wonderful design work

Photograph - A hand using a computer mouse

Photograph - The grid patterns of a downtown Calgary building make for an interesting study

Photograph - Dr. Anshuman Khare, professor, Operations Management studies sustainable issues in manufacturing including auto manufacturing

Photograph - A stack of books with no writing on spine

Photograph - Facilities staff setting up the tent for Convocation. The annual ceremony now takes place in the nearby Athabasca Regional Multiplex

Photograph - The flags of Athabasca University and Canada

Photograph - Aerial photograph of Athabasca University showing the Town of Athabasca and the Athabasca River

Photograph - Bachelor of Nursing grad Sanja Fernando give the graduate address during the 2006 Convocation

Photograph - A view of holding tanks in Edmonton's Refinery Row

Photograph - Opened in 2003, the Athabasca University Geophysical Observatory (AUGO) is a comprehensive facility for the study of the Northern Lights and related phenomenon

Photograph - The Athabasca University Geophysical Observatory (AUGO)

Photograph - Assistant professor in Biology, Dr. Shauna Reckseidler-Zenteno

Photograph - Athabasca University campus in fall

Photograph - Tony Tin, Head, Digital Initiatives and Electronic Resources, at AU Library Services

Photograph - Outdoor sculpture "Bouquet," by Douglas Bentham from Dundurn, Saskatchewan. AU has a large permanent art collection by Canadian artists, including large works on canvas, metal and ceramic sculptures, framed prints and watercolours. The majority of the works on display are by artists from the western provinces, and particularly from Alberta. The sculpture was moved next to the Academic Research Centre in 2011

Photograph - The Portable Office Complex (POC) on the Athabasca University campus in Athabasca, AB which provides temporary office space while the University expands

Photograph - An architect’s model of the new Academic and Research Centre (ARC) being built at Athabasca University in Athabasca and scheduled to open in 2010

Photograph - On September 19, 2008, Athabasca University staff and the community of Athabasca celebrated the official sod turning for the new Academic and Research Centre (ARC), scheduled to open in Athabasca in 2010

Photograph - Dr. Leslie Johnson, associate professor in Anthropology