Welcome to the CFUW North Bay website. By using the links at the top of the page, you can find information about and links to international, national and provincial organizations and publications (CFUW and lts Publications), as well as information about our North Bay club, its meetings and interest groups. Founded in 1941, our club celebrated its 80th anniversary in 2021.
As well as this website, we also have a Facebook page, managed for us by Kristen Ferguson, one of our program chairs. Its URL is www.facebook.com/CFUWNorthBay.
This website is still undergoing updating. If you find errors or problems with navigating, please let Caroline Haist know by emailing her at carlilh43@gmail.com.
Slides of Fall and Winter 2022-23 Events
September Display at North Bay Public Library
Catherine Whiting and Kaarina Tulisalo
Venue for September 20 Media
Launch for Dr. Diana Walton
Scholarship
Bonnie Roynon, Nipissing President Dr .Walmsy, Mr. Bill Walton, and Nipissing Representatives
CFUW North Bay Members
Bill Walton with Co-president Nat Brunette
Mr. Bill Walton
Co-president Bonnie Roynon , Recipient of a CFUW North Bay Scholarship and Nipissing Alumna
September 21 Meeting: Donna Spencer Registers with Sue Fisher, Membership Chair and Treasurer
Members at Motherhouse for September Meeting
Marg Mullen Joins on Zoom
Guest Speaker Elysha Carriere from My Village Doula Collective
Nat Brunette Thanks Members of My Village Doula Collective
Co-president Nat Brunette with Special Project Award Certificate for Museum Display
September 30: Sunrise Breakfast
October 4: Lunch Bunch at Average Joe’s
October 14: Wake-up Call
October 19: Kristen Ferguson Introduces
Guest Speaker Dr. Natalya Brown
November 16 General Meeting: Zoom Participants
Guest Speaker Dr. Natalya Brown
Janet Poudrier Thanking Dr. Natalya Brown
October 25:
Book Club
November 16: Susan Fisher, Guest Speaker
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Hybrid Meeting: Members in Motherhouse
Members on Zoom
November 24: Making Seasonal Urns at Burrows
Kaarina Tulisalo with Her Urn
December 6: Charitable Trust Walk at City Hall
December 14: Fun Night on Zoom
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January 11: Walk with Members to Introduce New Member to Club
January 24:
Book Club
January 27: Sunrise Breakfast
Winter Notes
February Meeting
Our February 15 speaker is Dr. Kurt Claussen. His topic is Pioneering Female Masters of North Bay Normal School and Teachers’ College from 1909-1973.
Dr Claussen’s bio: “Kurt Clausen, PhD, is a Professor in the School of Education and past chair of Graduate Studies at Nipissing University, making it his base for the past twenty years. Specializing in Curriculum Development, History of Education and Action Research, he has published almost twenty book chapters, seventeen articles, edited ten conference proceedings, and made almost ninety presentations at academic conferences in this time. Since 2001, he has acted as the Editor-in-Chief of the Canadian Journal of Action Research, and in 2014 he founded the Canadian Association of Action Research in Education. His latest book, co-edited with Dr. Glenda Black is entitled The Future of Action Research in Teacher Education: A Canadian Perspective. In 2020, he was honoured to receive the Herbert T. Coutts Distinguished Service Award from the Canadian Society for the Study of Education.”
You will receive a link to our February Zoom general meeting by email. Please join in anytime after 6:30 p.m. to chat.
CFUW North Bay Directory
Please send Caroline Haist (carlilh43@gmail.com) your photos and bios for our club’s directory if you have not already done so. The directory currently has seven entries. When it has ten you will all receive a copy by email. If you have concerns about personal information appearing on the website, remember that it will not be posted there.
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Issues and Advocacy Committee
Issues and Advocacy co-chairs are responsible for keeping the club informed about the research and communication of local, national and international issues relating to CFUW policy and concerns. Members can check to see the work the committee is doing by checking the agendas and minutes of their meetings and the information the co-chairs want members to read.
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