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Photo by Canadian Mennonite University on October 26, 2026. May be an image of studying, grass, park and text.
Photo by Canadian Mennonite University on October 26, 2026. May be an image of one or more people, binoculars, picnic and text.
Photo by Canadian Mennonite University on October 26, 2026. May be an image of grass, park and text.
Photo by Canadian Mennonite University on October 26, 2026. May be an image of garbage and text.
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Posted On: October 26th 2026, 08:48 pm
How can the topic of waste inspire new ways of learning?

Students and faculty in this year's Ways of Knowing course are exploring connections between disciplines through the lens of waste. From the classroom to invigorating field trips, students are discovering what and what is not categorized as waste through multiple perspectives.

For one of those field trips, Ways of Knowing students went to Westview Park, locally known as "Garbage Hill," a former dumping ground that provides stunning views of the Winnipeg skyline. Students were encouraged to make drawings of their surroundings and write about the connection between the views of the city and the waste that makes up the park.

Ways of Knowing continues this semester with a special guest lecture and a final creative symposium. CMU looks forward to seeing where students and faculty discover next in this journey.
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lukaobratov 7 days ago

lukaobratov

Slide 4 has so much aura @dave_g_n19

sbccanada 7 days ago

sbccanada

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dave_g_n19 8 days ago

dave_g_n19

@eric_janzen_roth @abulkhayrr @saamuel_palacios

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