Mandy Cook is an Editor at The Gazette Newspaper. She focuses on themes related to education management, continuous education, and healthcare technology, while also covering topics such as oceanography, fisheries, climate policy, and university research. Mandy's work has been featured in the Memorial University of Newfoundland.
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Mandy's coverage indicates a focus on local events, government announcements, and cultural themes in education. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing stories that align with the local interests of Newfoundland and Labrador or St Johns. Topics related to education, student perspectives, leadership within educational institutions and celebrations are likely to resonate with her audience.
Given Mandy's emphasis on event coverage and press releases, she may be interested in pitches that highlight upcoming local educational events or initiatives as well as human-interest stories about students' experiences or achievements in the region.
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Memorial University’s 2026 spring convocation ceremonies will see almost 3,000 degrees, conferred.
Memorial University’s Faculty of Medicine’s first Planetary Health Report Card will be released today, Earth Day.
In the lobby of the Queen Elizabeth II Library on Friday morning, there was a palpable sense of reverence in the crowd. Members of the Memorial University community listened with rapt attention to the speakers as they gathered for the official unveiling of a Danger Tree replica destined for permanent installation at the Beaumont-Hamel Newfoundland […]
As policy and practice shift toward more inclusive models of education, the complexity and diversity of student needs in K-12 classrooms have increased substantially. Instructional resource teachers are an important part of the province’s inclusive education model. Instructional resource teachers work with classroom teachers to brainstorm programming, create individual education plans, monitor outcomes and support […]
Almost 3,000 degrees will be awarded to graduating Memorial University students during spring convocation. The first three sessions of convocation will take place at the Corner Brook Arts and Culture Centre on May 14; nine sessions will take place at the St. John’s Arts and Culture Centre from May 26-29. A graduation celebration will be held at the […]
The third week of January, I received an unexpected email message from the House of Commons committee on Fisheries and Oceans, inviting me to address the committee for its study on Canada’s Marine Protected and Conserved Areas. After swallowing hard, I realized that I had to accept, although recognizing that it might be the most difficult education assignment of my […]
Last year, the Internationalization Office was successful in a proposal submitted under the Newfoundland and Labrador Settlement and Integration Program to support the settlement and integration of international students attending Memorial. As part of this work, the office launched a new initiative called Community Bridge: International Student Mentorship Program — a community integration pilot for […]
Sydney Wells believes that supporting individuals through life’s challenges by offering a safe, compassionate space can be deeply meaningful work. Since the age of 13, Mrs. Wells has had the long-term goal of working in the mental health field. “It started as a desire to do something that made the world feel a bit softer […]
From a close-knit town to a close-knit program. Growing up in Gander, N.L., Ciara Cheeks learned the value of a tight-knit supportive community. It’s what made her feel right at home at Memorial University’s School of Music. The pianist is graduating this spring with a bachelor of music degree, majoring in composition, but her musical […]
For many refugee children, education begins with hope — and ends at a cliff.
