Welcome to
Algoma University!!!

As the smallest university in Ontario, Algoma offers some huge advantages. Ours is an engaging, close-knit community where professors and students know each other by name, and support is always available. In fact, Algoma is the only university in Ontario that never has more than 65 students in a class, and our desirable size also affords significant leadership and undergraduate research opportunities.

Located in Sault Ste. Marie, on the shores of the St. Mary’s River, Algoma is situated at the heart of the Great Lakes. This is the ideal location for just about everything – from skiing and hiking to exploring and playing – and of course, studying.

The best way to learn more? Experience Algoma for yourself.

Meet our Advisors

Our Admissions Advisors love Algoma … and love sharing it with new students even more! As your guides through the admission process, you can ask them anything about the University’s academics, campus life, residence life, athletic and intramural programs, financial aid and scholarships, or our cross-cultural community. And when it comes time to plan a visit to campus, and hopefully apply, these are your helpful, go-to guys.

Ready to say hello? The Algoma team is here to help.

Richard Belton ’09

Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours)

richard.belton@algomau.ca

Why Algoma? I wanted to try something different. Sault Ste. Marie was far from what I was used to being from a small town in Southern Ontario. Algoma offered a fantastic program with a supportive staff that took the effort to get to know me.

Favourite student question: “How long is the drive to Sault Ste. Marie?”

Why visit Algoma? Visit campus to “experience” what we advisors talk about. Check out a classroom with an open-dialogue style of learning. Speak with staff that truly care about your success and development as a student and an individual. See the natural beauty of Algoma University’s campus and the Sault Ste. Marie region.

Brent Krmpotich ’07

B.A., Economics

brent.krmpotich@algomau.ca

Why Algoma? As a truly small university, Algoma provides a unique experience. It is located so close to Lake Superior, and it offers some great skiing and mountain biking.

Favourite Student Question: “What is there to do in Sault Ste. Marie?” I love the area and everything it has to offer. It’s awesome getting students excited about the experiences they’ll have living here.

Why visit Algoma? It’s the best way to know for sure if it’s the right choice for you; as soon as you set foot on our campus you’ll know. The bus trips are super fun, definitely the best way to check out the university.

Robert Q. Running ’10

B.A., Political Science

Robert.running@algomau.ca

Why Algoma? I started at a larger school in Southern Ontario, but quickly realized it wasn’t the best learning environment for me. From my first day of classes at Algoma, I knew it was a totally different experience.

Favourite student question: When students ask me about life outside the classroom at Algoma University I get really excited.

Why visit Algoma? You have to visit the campus to understand the unique environment. Reading about it on the website does not do it justice.

Joanne Robertson ’10

B.A., Fine Arts Studies (Honours, Cum laude), Certificate in Interdisciplinary Aboriginal Learning

Misko Anungo Kwe (Red Star) Migizi Clan (Bald Eagle)

joanne.robertson@algomau.ca

Why Algoma? People at Algoma actually cared about what I had to say. This, coupled with small classes, gave me the courage to say more, to take risks, and, ultimately, to find my voice.

Favourite student question: “Can I have a toaster in my dorm?” (No, but you can bring in a microwave and a small fridge.)

Why visit Algoma? There are a lot of Anishinaabe cultural events happening on campus; hopefully you can come for a visit and participate in one.

Krystal Szatanski ’11

B.A., Law and Justice (Honours)

krystal.szatanski@algomau.ca

Why Algoma? Algoma will help you grow as an individual. The sense of community is wonderful; you feel like you have a support system behind you in class, clubs and sports. The small class sizes allow you to form great relationships with students and professors that will last long after you graduate.

Favourite student question: “What kind of student experience will I have at Algoma University?”

Why visit Algoma? Algoma University has a rich history and beautiful, intimate campus.

Jenn Reid ’06

B.A., English

Jennifer.reid@algomau.ca

Why Algoma? I moved here from B.C. after attending Vancouver Island University. I loved the smaller classes and knowing that my professors were interested in my writing and success.

Favourite student question: I keep all of my student questions in the “circle of trust.”

Why visit Algoma? You should visit every school that you are strongly considering. There is no other way to really get a sense of how that campus will feel to you, and it’s very important to be comfortable at your university.

Paul Quesnele ’07

B.A., Law and Justice (Honours)

paul.quesnele@algomau.ca

Why Algoma? I chose Algoma for the personal, face-to-face learning it provides, as well as the community-centered atmosphere on campus.

Favourite student question: I like when students ask me about scholarships because we offer one of the most generous scholarship programs in the province.

Why visit Algoma? Because you’ve got to be here to truly understand the amazing sense of community and opportunities available.

Bus Tour Dates

Pick a date. Get on the bus.
Visit your future.

Spring 2012:

March 12 – 14 SOLD OUT

The March Break bus is FULL! If you would like to add your name to our waiting list, or make alternative arrangements to visit campus, please contact Jenn Reid at (705) 949-2301, ext. 4217.

To see a trip itinerary or to get more information click here.

Experience Algoma

Algoma’s interactive video is a great way to learn about the University, meet some of our students, and get a look at campus. From programs and campus life to affordability and our cross-cultural community, you’ll discover how our small university offers some huge advantages!

Welcome to Algoma University!!!

Meet our Advisors

Richard Belton ’09

Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours)

Brent Krmpotich ’07

B.A., Economics

Robert Q. Running ’10

B.A., Political Science

Joanne Robertson ’10

B.A., Fine Arts Studies (Honours, Cum laude), Certificate in Interdisciplinary Aboriginal Learning

Misko Anungo Kwe (Red Star) Migizi Clan (Bald Eagle)

Krystal Szatanski ’11

B.A., Law and Justice (Honours)

Jenn Reid ’06

B.A., English

Paul Quesnele ’07

B.A., Law and Justice (Honours)

Bus Tour Dates

Pick a date. Get on the bus. Visit your future.

Spring 2012:

Experience Algoma

Experience Algoma

Welcome to
Algoma University!!!

Pick a date. Get on the bus.
Visit your future.