University of New Brunswick
The University of New Brunswick is a public university with two primary campuses in Fredericton and Saint John, New Brunswick. It is the oldest English-language university in Canada, and among the oldest public universities in North America.
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Kwame Dawes
Ghanaian poet
Darrell Duffie
Economist
Corinth Morter Lewis
Belizean educator
Pierre Deslongchamps
Canadian chemist
Norman Inkster
Craig Davidson
Canadian author
Gerald Merrithew
Politician
Richard Currie
Canadian businessman
Steve Joordens
Psychologist
Sue Sinclair
Canadian poet
Keith Ashfield
Member of the Canadian House of Commons
Mizan Rahman
Mathematician
George H. V. Bulyea
Canadian Politician
Gary Agnew
Canadian ice hockey coach
Francesco Bellini
Chief Executive Officer of BELLUS Health Inc.
Ken Lipenga
Former Member of the National Assembly of Malawi
Marc Milner
Canadian author
Kelly Lamrock
Lawyer
Wayne Johnston
Footballer
Bernard Richard
Canadian social worker
Darryl Boyce
Canadian ice hockey player
Dustin Friesen
Canadian-German ice hockey player
Charles Richmond Mitchell
Former Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta
Loyola Hearn
Former Canadian Ambassador to Ireland
Micere Githae Mugo
Playwright
David Tilson
Member of Parliament
Dennis Furlong
Physician
Doug Currie
Former Member of the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island
Samuel Hinds
Bishop
Tony Proudfoot
Canadian author
Fredrik Stefan Eaton
Former Canadian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom
Lemuel Allan Wilmot
Former Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick
Frank Oberle Jr.
Canadian Politician
Gary Crossman
Canadian Politician
Graydon Nicholas
Former Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick
Dennis Cochrane
Former Mayor of Moncton
Robert J. Higgins
Justice
Joseph Daigle
Canadian lawyer
David Abeel
Missionary
Hugh John Flemming
Politician
Charlene Johnson
Former Minister of Environment and Conservation of Newfoundland and Labrador
Ian Munro
Australian pianist
Rob Moore
American coach
Shane Neilson
Canadian physician
Norman Betts
Chartered accountant
Stewart Fairgrieve
Canadian Politician
Gordon Fairweather
Former Member of the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick