Liberal Arts student Sandrine Carle-Landry has been announced as the winner of the regional OSEntreprendre Challenge in the individual and small team category. Her submission and entrepreneurial project was recognized over submissions from all Cégeps on the island of Montreal. Her friend Corinne Pelletier who was one of the subjects in a series of videos…
The annual PontPOP contest at École de technologie supérieure (ETS) is a province-wide competition where students must build scale model bridges using only popsicle sticks, glue and dental floss. The bridges are evaluated for their design, originality, aesthetic and their weight tolerance. Last year, Dawson Civil Engineering Technology student, Vlad Danita, won overall first place….
It was a heartbreaking final after going so far for the women’s Dawson Blues basketball team, but in the end, it was the Lethbridge Kodiaks, who had gone undefeated in their entire season, who took gold. Dawson’s silver in the CCAA Women’s Basketball National Championship came after a gruelling season and a hard fought battle…
The organizers of Harvard Model UN, hosted by Dawson in partnership with the Palais des congrès and Tourisme Montréal, and endorsed by the Quebec government, the City of Montreal and the Canadian government, delivered a rousing conference to more than 1,900 delegates from 115 countries last week. The event was a resounding success, due in…
Two players from our Women’s Basketball team have accepted full scholarships at a major American university. Both Tamara Farquhar and Leony Boudreau will see their dreams come true as they pursue their studies at Purdue University, Indiana. Tamara will study Psychology and Kinesiology whereas Leony will study Biomedical Engineering. Congratulations to both athletes! Watch the…
A total of 73 achievement prizes were awarded on November 23 to mark the accomplishments of 68 students enrolled at Dawson College. Among the award recipients were three multiple winners: Rodrigo Diaz Llama took the second year Achievement Award in Nursing, the Montreal General Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae Association Award and the Aditya Youth…
On October 18, Dr. Catherine Fichten of the Psychology department and Adaptech at Dawson was honoured with the Prix ACFAS Denise-Barbeau for research in social and human sciences at the college level. A reception held for nine ACFAS award-winning scholars noted Catherine’s exemplary vocation for the integration of students with disabilities, but also paid tribute…
Dr. Boustan Hirji of the Religion Department at Dawson College has been selected by the Alpha Chapter of the Boston University Association of Alumni as the 2016 Distinguished Alumna of the School of Theology. The honour cited Dr. Hirji for excellence as a teacher, an author and a leader in helping others on a path…
Living Campus is a concept that integrates educational approaches under the vision of well-being for all and is the embodiment of the College’s commitment to the betterment of society. It recognizes that our entire campus is a learning lab that explicitly demonstrates that Nature matters and mobilizes the College mission values and strategic plan through…
Congratulations to all of the students that participated in the 2016 Sir Isaac Newton Exam! The Sir Isaac Newton exam is a test of high school physics and is offered by the Department of Physics at the University of Waterloo to encourage the teaching of physics. The number of students from Dawson’s Science and Engineering…
Last Modified: May 4, 2017
