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The Master of Adult Education (MAdEd) program is a part-time distance education program designed for working professionals across a range of educational, professional, and community settings, including civil service, health education, higher education, vocational education, human resources training and development, community development, and educational technology. Grounded in the theories, principles, and practices of adult education, the program allows students to explore how learning is facilitated, and how education contributes to personal development, professional practice, community engagement, and social change. This program is offered via two streams, a Classic stream that explores adult education across diverse contexts, and a Health stream that focuses on adult learning and educational practice within healthcare, health promotion, and community health settings.

To learn more about this program, join us at the online information session on November 5, 5 - 6 pm Atlantic. Register here: MAdEd Information Session November 5

Hello StFX,

Hope you had a spooky and fun weekend! Check out what's happening on campus this week. From Monday, November 2nd to Sunday, November 8th, we’re having different events including Pottery Painting, US Midterm Election Watch Party, Remembrance Day Event, Jazz Concert, Diwali Celebration and many more. Grab your friends, get involved, and check out everything going on around campus.

Monday, November 2nd:

1. Holocaust Education Exhibit (Day-01) at Mulroney Atrium (9 AM until close).

2. Monday Momentum: Pottery Painting at Clayfire Cafe, 195 Main St. (6 PM - 8 PM).

3. Speaker Series: Peter MacKay hosted by the Xaverian Progressive Conservatives at Coady Desmond Hall (6 PM).

Tuesday, November 3rd:

1. Holocaust Education Exhibit (Day-02) at Mulroney Atrium (9 AM until close).

2. Holocaust Education Exhibit Guided Group Tour (Registration Required) at Mulroney Atrium (6:15 PM).

3. Mindfulness at Wellspring (6:30 PM - 7:30 PM).

4. US Midterm Election Watch Party at Barrick Auditorium (8:30 PM - 11 PM).

Wednesday, November 4th:

1. Holocaust Education Exhibit (Day-03) at Mulroney Atrium (9 AM until close).

2. Remembrance Day Event at Bloomfield Hub (7 PM - 10 PM).

Thursday, November 5th:

1. The Money Reset (Budgeting Event) at DEC lounge, 4th floor Bloomfield (4 PM - 5:30 PM).

2. Thrive on Your Period with Health & Counseling Centre Nurse at Bloomfield Hub (7 PM - 10 PM).

Friday, November 6th:

Hub-On-The-Go: Jazz Concert.

Saturday, November 7th:

Bob Ross Paint Night at Bloomfield Hub (7 PM - 10 PM).

Sunday, November 8th:

1. Run For Alzheimer’s (Registration Required) at StFX Track (1 PM - 3 PM).

2. Diwali Celebration at DEC Lounge, 4th floor Bloomfield (2 PM - 5 PM).

Check out the schedules for all Intramurals and Athletics games this week!

For more information on Pottery Painting event, please visit @stfxswc on Instagram.

To register for the Holocaust Education Exhibit Guided Group Tour and the Run For Alzheimer's, please check out the Events page on MyCampus.

Keep an eye on @flourishatx on Instagram to learn more about the Jazz Concert.

Don’t miss out, get involved, meet new people, and make some great memories this week!

For more events, visit MyCampus and be sure to follow us on Instagram @stfxstudentlife.

Please be advised that a section of Martha Drive adjacent to Morrison Hall will be closed for the day on Monday, November 9, 2026. The affected area is highlighted in the image below.

The closure is required to allow for the safe replacement of equipment located on the roof of Morrison Hall.

All vehicle traffic will be detoured around the work area. A pedestrian route will remain available along the Angus L. Macdonald Library side of the work area. Campus community members are asked to follow all posted signage and directions from personnel on site.

Questions or concerns may be directed to the FM Project Office at @email.

Facilities Management appreciates your cooperation and regrets any inconvenience this may cause.

The deadline to drop a first-term course has been extended to Thursday, November 12, at 11:59 p.m.

Courses may be dropped through Banner Self-Service.