Spotlighting Women’s Wartime Efforts
Dawn MorrisonA group of Dal alumnae are among those launching a national campaign to highlight women’s contributions to Canada’s war efforts
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Dalhousie University Alumni Magazine
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Dal's third century
An evening of inspiration and discovery, Sept. 28
History
Dal DNA: Purpose-Driven
Stefanie WilsonExcellence in teaching and learning is a key priority at Dalhousie, with the university committed to continuous development of programs and classes that enhance the student experience
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Fostering a More Inclusive Dalhousie
Matt ReederNorma Williams (BA’77, CPA’90), executive director, diversity and inclusiveness, works with partners across the university to foster a more inclusive environment for all who work and study at Dal
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A Psychiatric Innovator’s Legacy
Fallon BourgeoisDr. Robert Forsythe worked to improve lives throughout his career. His impact and legacy carries on through the Dr. Robert and Mrs. Forsythe Prize
DALHOUSIE ORIGINALS
THEY INSPIRED, CHALLENGED AND STRENGTHENED
Now it’s time to share their stories.
Innovation
8 Dal Thinkers on Boosting Creativity and Innovation
Matt ReederSome of Dalhousie’s most notable alumni and faculty share insights on how to expand your mind and think outside of the box
Giving
A Lifelong Commitment to the College of Pharmacy
Mark CampbellA $1.5-million gift from Dr. J Gordon Duff caps a lifetime of support to the College of Pharmacy
Innovation
Kids’ Zone
Dawn MorrisonDalhousie’s internationally recognized research on the physical, mental and emotional health of children
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Exploring Literature’s Cultural Secrets
Matthew SemanskyDr. Julia Wright calls culture the “dark matter” that shapes us
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Robotics Expert Jason Gu
Jennifer MooreDr. Jason Gu works on novel technologies and approaches for biomedical, rehab and assistive technology robots
Partnerships
Beyond Borders
Alison DeLoryHow Dal is embracing internationalization by teaming up and sharing data, infrastructure and best practices—and creating world-leading student and research experiences in the process
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Fashion Designer Kaelen Haworth
Genevieve MacIntyreHaworth (BA’07) credits her arts degree with fostering a creative spirit she now expresses on fashion runways
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A Winning Year for the Dalhousie Tigers
Athletics CommunicationsNine AUS championship titles, nine CIS all-Canadian awards, seven AUS Coach of the Year Awards and much more all adds up to a banner year
Partnerships
Cricket cookie, anyone?
Alison DeLoryAt the Dalhousie Agricultural Campus’s International Office staff use their expertise to benefit other countries through international development projects, student mobility opportunities and internationalization programs.
History
Dal DNA: Open
Stefanie WilsonDalhousie has demonstrated its openness to possibility throughout its history by inviting new ideas and approaches and opening our doors to the community.
Partnerships
How Dal Helps Power Nova Scotia’s Economy
Matt ReederFrom cutting-edge classes to extracurricular activities, Dalhousie is fostering student and faculty interest in entrepreneurship and business creation, all with the goal of fuelling growth in Nova Scotia’s economy.
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Archivist Michael Moosberger
Matthew SemanskyA passion for building the historical record of both Dalhousie University and the province of Nova Scotia fuels university archivist Michael Moosberger.
Learning
Using Your Head
Dawn MorrisonShaun Boe’s Laboratory for Brain Recovery and Function in Dal’s School of Physiotherapy is focused on figuring out how our brains could help heal our bodies.
Innovation
R&D Partnerships Spark Innovation
Matt ReederDalhousie is Atlantic Canada’s main hub for private sector-linked research and innovation, accounting for 98 per cent of industry-sponsored university research in Nova Scotia. Here’s how Dal sparks innovation through its robust network of partnerships.
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Health Advocate Emily Drake (MA’10)
Tina PittawayEmily Drake (MA’10) has made developing support programs for Montreal’s young adults with cancer the focus of her career. Now, she’s turning that focus to Halifax.
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Reunions/Homecoming
There's something for everyone at Homecoming!
Giving
Wallace McCain Learning Centre Opens
Ryan McNuttAn $8-million gift from Dr. Margaret McCain and her late husband Dr. Wallace McCain made the Centre possible.