Dawson’s own Mylène Saucier, coordinator and chair of Physiotherapy Technology, was celebrated at the annual conference of the Association québécoise de pédagogie collégiale (AQPC) with an Honourable Mention for her work in developing and implementing curriculum in the new program offered at Dawson since 2012. Each year, the AQPC organizes a symposium featuring over 120…
The Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship Education received a whopping 28 project entries this year for the Quebec Entrepreneurship Contest – OSEntreprendre. This was quite the thrill for them as they weren’t expecting to have so many great entrepreneurial projects to choose from. From the 28 projects, 10 qualified for entry in the contest where…
Every fall, the Fonds de développement École de technologie supérieure awards students showing promise in various engineering fields represented by the institution. Many Dawson graduates from our engineering technologies such Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Electronics Technology and Mechanical Engineering continue their studies at the undergraduate level at ÉTS. At this year’s awards ceremony, which took…
The annual ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ÊÓƵ Bilingual Business Administration CASE Competition took place on April 10 and Dawson took some of the top honours. This unique competition offered teams from participating CEGEPs across Quebec the opportunity to demonstrate their presentation skills and business acumen by analyzing, assessing and solving complex business cases. The event featured three streams:…
Once again this year, ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ÊÓƵ was represented at the Montreal Bar debate which took place Wednesday March 30. The Debate is an annual competition between CEGEPs where teams of 2 students debate an assigned topic. The topic at last week’s debate was prison for life with no possibility of parole. Teams prepare for perspectives…
The Canadian Robotics Competition (CRC) is an annual event open to high schools and CEGEPs in the greater Montreal region. It is a multi-disciplinary event with the objective of building a robot, themed kiosk, website and short video. This year, the competition ran for two days from Feb 25th to 27th and was hosted at…
The work of several second-year students in the Graphic Design program at Dawson has been selected to be featured in a poster presentation of 30 artists at a vernissage at the McCord Museum from March 16 to April 3. The students whose posters were selected are Marc-André Larouche, Sandrine Le Blanc, Amelie Lazure-Ratté, and Meghan…
Three Dawson teams from Civil Engineering Technology who competed in the the annual ETS PontPOP contest were asked to build scale model bridges using only popsicle sticks, glue and dental floss. This past Saturday, the three Dawson teams collectively won seven awards. Louis Bourdon, Allison Nadeau, Karina Colagrosso and Brandon Gnann won two awards for their…
While the rest of us were freezing our tails off this past weekend the Dawson Women’s Hockey team participated in a tournament in the United States. In Washington, D.C. from February 11-15 some of the top U19 women’s hockey teams from across Canada and the U.S. took part in the 9th annual JWHL Challenge Cup….
The Dawson Women’s Hockey team has produced a lot of talent. One of the best is Ann-Sophie Bettez, who is now a member of Les Canadiennes in the Canadian Women’s Hockey League. Just after playing in her second league All-Star Game, she was also named the Player of Month of January by the Canadian Women’s…
Last Modified: June 28, 2016
