The team of authors includes from St. Francis Xavier University s Political Science Department, Peter Clancy, Jim Bickerton and Rod Haddow, and Ian Stewart of Acadia University. The book reviews the experience of the Savage reformers in key areas including education, health, municipal amalgamations and economic development. The results speak to the limits of change in the political system, while revealing the workings of a provincial government under pressure. The Perils of Reinventing Government in Nova Scotia in December. He says he is quite excited about the honour, open to full-time students of business studies at Atlantic universities.
Academic excellence is the award s primary qualification.
The applicants extra-curricular and community activities, entrepreneurial interest, employment history and career aspirations are also taken into account. I could not have been more pleased to hear that Jamie Wentzell was selected as one of this year's recipients of the prestigious Frank H. Sobey Awards, says Tim Hynes, chair of the StFX Business Administration Department. As an outstanding student and a very involved, active member of the university community, Jamie is a terrific role model for others and a very deserving recipient. Jamie has secured employment for after graduation. In September he starts with the chartered accounting firm Grant Thornton in Halifax, and will pursue his CA designation.