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Parapan Am Games: Swimming is about more than winning for Camille Bérubé

For Gee-Gees swim team member Camille Bérubé, competing in the Para Pan-American Games on home soil is a once in a lifetime opportunity. Standing on the podium in Toronto is a realistic possibility for this decorated athlete but as a six-year national team veteran, showing strong leadership for the Canadian team is also high on her list of priorities. “I really want to be a great leader this summer because succeeding as a team is so much more rewarding.”

Engineering on the Other Side of the World

Chemical engineering student Dmitry Ridner is spending his summer in Tianjin, China, as a research intern. He’s keeping us in the loop with his exciting blog, Crossroads of Tomorrow. The following is an excerpt from the blog.

University of Ottawa is well represented at the Pan Am Games

The University of Ottawa is well-represented at the 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games that are currently underway in Toronto, with several uOttawa students and alumni proudly sporting Team Canada colours.

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