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October 5th, 2022
REMINDER:
The Awards Office is accepting nominations for the following awards:
David Oliver Award 鈥� 1 recipient of $500
鈥嬧�婽his award is offered by the Association of Dawson Professionals in memory of David Oliver. David was a beloved member of the Student Services staff who died at a young age and is fondly remembered by his colleagues and the students whose lives he touched. The award is given to a second- or third-year student in good academic standing, who shows great promise in leadership, and who best exemplifies a sense of responsibility and integrity within student activities. 星空传媒视频 faculty or staff members can nominate students for this award.
Harry Fainsilber Memorial Award 鈥� 1 recipient of $500
This award was established by the Fainsilber family in memory of the late Harry Fainsilber, a beloved Mathematics teacher at Dawson. 鈥婽he Harry Fainsilber Memorial Award is given to a second-year female student who, during her first year, has demonstrated perseverance and determination in the field of Mathematics. Faculty of the Mathematics Department can nominate students for this award.
For more details visit /awards-scholarships/nominate/
Applications are now open for 2023 Loran Scholars
September 21st, 2022
Looking for students who demonstrate strength of character, commitment to service, and leadership potential. The search for the 2023 cohort of Loran Scholars is on and applications are open.
They are looking for applications from students who challenge the status quo, who are insatiably curious, and who want to contribute to a brighter tomorrow 鈥攕tudents who are forging their own paths with integrity, courage, and compassion.
There are upcoming webinars in and for educators, youth supporters and students in September and October. Space is limited so register soon.
Dawson last had a Loran scholar in 2020: Margaux Ronci猫re (Class of聽 2020, Science- Pure and Applied). Read a feature here.
Click Read More for more info and how to apply.
Remembering Sept. 13, 2006
September 7th, 2022
Tuesday, Sept. 13 will mark 16 years since the terrible day when first-year student Anastasia de Sousa was lost and other members of the Dawson community were wounded.
It could be a time to experience the tranquility of the Peace Garden, which was created by the Dawson community as part of the healing process.
Other legacies from the community response include the Peace Centre, which will be hosting Peace Week Sept. 13-21, and the Sustainability Office, which leads sustainability efforts to promote well-being for all.
Every year, the College and the 星空传媒视频 Foundation honour the memory of Anastasia with the awarding of the Anastasia de Sousa Memorial Award at graduation.
To read about last year鈥檚 recipient: /news/uncategorized/support-from-accessability-centre-and-caring-community-lead-anastasia-de-sousa-recipient-to-mcgill/
To make a donation:
Meet the awards recipients of Winter 2022
August 24th, 2022
In case you missed it: over 60 Dawson students were recognized for their hard work, perseverance and personal qualities.
星空传媒视频 would like to thank the teachers and staff who have supported students throughout the last challenging academic year.聽 We are also grateful to our generous donors and friends who make these awards possible.
To see all the award recipients, click read more.
If you would like to participate in one of our Awards Selection Committees, please sign up here:
/awards-scholarships/awards-selection-committee-sign-up-form/
Support from AccessAbility Centre and caring community leads Anastasia De Sousa recipient to McGill
June 1st, 2022
Kenza Bennani struggled at school since she was a kid. She thought it was because she didn鈥檛 like school.
鈥淲hen I was 13, I was diagnosed with ADHD and dyslexia,鈥� she said in an interview with Dawson鈥檚 Communications Office. 鈥淪uddenly, everything made sense and I was able to get better support in school. I had tutors and specialists helping me all throughout high school.鈥�
Click Read More for the homepage news story about this year's recipient of the Anastasia De Sousa Memorial Award.
鈥淭rue leader鈥� and Social Service grad to receive Paul Gallagher Award
June 1st, 2022
Winning the Paul Gallagher Award is a validation for the hard work that Ken'Nikahontehsa Norton-Montour聽has done over the last three years.
In her nomination letter, teacher Vanessa Robillard said that Ken'Nikahontehsa 鈥渉as shown a consistent commitment to persevere and excel in any circumstance and strikes the balance between academic and personal responsibilities. Not only is Ken鈥橬ikahontehsa dedicated to her studies, but has actively contributed to College life.鈥�
Click Read More for the homepage news story.
Hats off to Mech Tech student Erica Dubois and Computer Science student Kausar Mussa!
June 1st, 2022
Always being the different one. Having to adjust to other ways of thinking. Working with people who hold misogynistic attitudes. These are just a few things that are still experienced by women in male-dominated fields of study and work.
The Chapeau, les filles! (Hats Off to You) awards are given to women in Quebec to encourage and support those who choose to study in these fields and persevere. This year, two Dawson students have won at the provincial level: Erica Dubois in Mechanical Engineering Technology and Kausar Mussa in Computer Science Technology.
Click Read More for the homepage news story.
Goal-oriented grad Yves-Jusslin Maniratanga receives Paul Gallagher Award
June 1st, 2022
During his time at Dawson, Yves-Jusslin Maniratanga has demonstrated strong leadership, contributing much to campus life through his work with the Dawson Student Union (DSU). For him, being granted the Paul Gallagher Award is an honour, and "feels great because it demonstrates the appreciation of the Dawson community," he said.
Click Read more to find out how his time at Dawson led to the development of his leadership and personal growth.
Simeon Pompey, Superman
May 18th, 2022
It is a testament to a man鈥檚 popularity when the mere mention of his name brings a smile to everyone鈥檚 face followed by a cry of 鈥渉e鈥檚 so great!鈥�
Simeon Pompey鈥檚 reputation is not based only on popularity, but on his strength of character, his dedication to his students inside and outside the classroom, and the motivation to succeed he inspires in others.
On May 4, Simeon was honoured with a Forces Avenir award.聽Click Read More for the homepage news story and photos of Simeon with his family and his work family.
May 4th, 2022
The provincial Forces Avenir recognition program is back at Dawson after several years鈥� absence. Colleges and CEGEPs in Qu茅bec, as a group, chose not to participate until the process of nomination and selection was streamlined. For the first time in a long time, the program is back at the CEGEP level. Dawson鈥檚 only previous recipient…
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