Michael P. Falk: Winnipeg music mogul

It’s difficult to overstate the contribution Michael P. Falk has made to Winnipeg’s music scene.

Over the past 15 years, Falk (nee Petkau, CMBC 1997-99) has carved out an impressive career as a recording engineer, working with some of the city’s best-known bands including Moses Mayes and Mahogany Frog.

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Tiffany Carther-Krone: From the swimming pool to a PhD


Tiffany Carther-Krone's PhD research involves using this
MRI machine in Thunder Bay, ON. (Click to enlarge.)

How does an aspiring music teacher end up doing a PhD in neuroscience? CMU’s meal plan is part of the answer.

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Daniel Winstanley graduated from CMU in 2013

International development graduate works with United Nations in Bangladesh

By Daniel Winstanley

Working for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Bangladesh has been a truly wonderful and educational experience. I received this position under the United Nations Association in Canada’s ‘International Development and Diplomacy Internship Programme’.

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Alumnus uses new films to explore old stories

What would it look like to retell a handful of biblical stories in a modern day context?

That’s the question that sparked Kid Shorts, a series of five videos from filmmaker and CMU alumnus Paul Plett (2004-05).

“I had this idea that you could take a look at scripture and you could envision it in a new way,” Plett says. “You could breathe some life into it by setting it in a modern day context, and you could do that through the perspective of a child.”

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Alumni brightening Winnipeg with lights business

Since purchasing Lights Unlimited three years ago, lifelong friends Mike Friesen (CMU ’10) and Terrell Froese (CMU 2005-06) have grown the business from a humble residential Christmas lights installation company to one that also designs and creates exciting light displays in public spaces throughout Winnipeg.

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