The work of Paul Wasacz鈥檚 students in his Eco Landscaping Physical Education course can be clearly seen in Dawson鈥檚 Peace Garden, located on the western side of the campus toward Wood Avenue in Westmount. During their intensive course, which began Aug. 17, 鈥渢hey worked, weeded and removed lots of invasive goutweed in an attempt to…
The Creative Collective for Change will be hosting an event at the Warren G. Flowers Art Gallery at Dawson on Sept. 21 at 5:30 PM to present Creative Change Maker Awards to three recipients.
Congratulations to Kessy Ininahazwe and Elishah Alphonse for their project "Can't Bare No More", Kylie Brown for her video "Say Gay" and Sarah Browne for her poster "Love Beyond Culture" (pictured).
From Sept. 18-21, the gallery will host an exhibit of the student artworks submitted to the Creative Collective for Change (CC4C).
Industrial Design graduate Aneta Chirowski (Class of 2023) is one of 67 young women in Quebec to be honoured with a award for the 2022-2023 academic year.
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Three hundred and two days into the Dawson community鈥檚 1,000 Species in 1,000 Days campaign, the number of species identified is now at 749!
Visit the link below for the homepage news story and for more info about how you can join the 星空传媒视频- Campus Biodiversity Network and help us reach 1,000 species catalogued at Dawson!
Dawson鈥檚 first ever Homecoming on Saturday, Sept. 23 is only three weeks away!
Here鈥檚 what you need to do:
This is a great opportunity to reconnect with the Dawson community - past, present and future (yes, children are most welcome)!
Lunch, fun activities, basketball games, program reunions and a 5 脿 7! For more details, visit the link to the homecoming page.
The Professional Theatre (Acting) Program will be staging three productions this fall:
For tickets and more info, visit the Dawson Theatre Box Office webpage. Please note that tickets are available on two weeks before a show opens.
Ken Fogel (retired faculty, Computer Science) returned to Dawson on May 25 to present a copy of his new book, Transitioning to Java. The book will help non-Java developers transition from whatever language they are using now to learning Java.
Claire Elliott of the Library team was on hand to receive the book. She said it will be proudly displayed in the Books by Faculty bookshelf (visible in the photo)
In the past two weeks, the Dawson community has observed 10 new species, made 83 new observations and added one new observer to our Dawson Community-Campus Biodiversity Network on the free app .
These observations are moving us closer to our goal of identifying聽1,000 species in 1,000 days!
As of May 31, the total species count is at 548. Everyone is welcome to contribute to the project. Download the free app iNaturalist, join the Dawson community project and start observing! To count, the species must be observed within Dawson鈥檚 city-block campus.
Pictured: Coccinelloidea beetle observed and posted by second-year Environmental Science student Ruisi Yang on May 25.
Physical Education teacher Paul Wasacz reported: 鈥淭he Eco landscaping class was the second of its kind offered through the Physical Education department along with the Sustainability Office.鈥� 鈥淪tudents learned about overall wellness and the importance of reciprocity. 聽If you take care of something, if you make a difference and improve well-being for all, those…
The full fanzines and illustrations and be viewed on Issuu at the following links: https://issuu.com/dc5class/docs/booklet_-_group_1 https://issuu.com/dc5class/docs/booklet_-_group_2 The project will be showcased at the聽CiCan聽offices in Ottawa and on their website. The full list of students who won are: Pol Balan Camille Bastien Lucas B茅gin Alexia Boreham Arusha Bruns Jade Carbonneau L茅a Cr茅peau Koby Dumorne Lara Hemlin…
Last Modified: August 30, 2023
