The Law, Society and Justice Profile and the Dawson College Political Science Department are pleased to report that the Ville-Marie All Candidates meeting Wednesday Sept. 16 was a huge success. More than 300 students, faculty and staff packed themselves into 5B.16 to hear (left to right in the picture) Daniel Green (Green Party of Canada),…
Join us for the annual Humanities and Public Life Conference, which will take place from the 21st to the 25th of September! This year, our speakers will examine the theme of Ethics in an Age of Globalization. The Humanities Week schedule has been confirmed as the annual conference returns with another impressive lineup of influential…
Julianna Joos of the Fine Arts Department is having a solo exhibition at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University, in Brisbane, Australia. She has invited 18 students from the Visual Arts Program, registered in her Printmaking I classes, to exhibit with her; the students are : Melisa Badea, Rossana Chacon, Lucas Cormier-Afleck, Aidan Ferguson,…
More than 500 graduates of Dawson College, accompanied by family and friends, will descend upon the Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier of the Place des Arts on Tuesday evening, June 16 to receive their diplomas. Nearly 3,000 students will have fulfilled the requirements of their DECs or AECs over the past year, counting graduates from Summer and Fall…
ACTIVE LEARNING is a response to the classic student question: “Why do we have to learn this?” or its closely related cousin: “Will this be on the test?”. SALTISE is a symbiotic community of developers and users of active learning pedagogies. SALTISE provides resources – human and material – for the development or implementation of…
As Dawson expands its initiatives toward a more sustainable campus, many programs are adopting new practices to ensure that they do their part to reduce environmental impact. One such program is Visual Arts, in which a new printmaking technique is being introduced that does away with the traditional chemical elements used in this art form….
Twenty-six Dawson College Model United Nations students represented Dawson College at the University of Toronto’s NAMUN (North American Model UN) conference Feb. 19-22. This was the first time that they have gone to this conference. Accompanied by Chris Bourne and Isabelle Carrier, the students debated, wrote resolutions, negotiated and ultimately came back with considerable success…
The Montreal Indie Games Festival (MIGF) will hold its first annual event on Saturday, March 28 at Dawson College. The goal of the MIGF is to provide visibility for indie game developers and to create awareness of the indie scene to the general public. The main focus of the event is the exhibition of indie…
Calling all New Schoolers, young and not so young. On May 30, Dawson will host a New School anniversary/reunion party for alumni, facilitators, students and friends; it will also be an opportunity to toast Greta Hofmann Nemiroff on her retirement as the New School’s most vocal proponent. This long overdue celebration will include photos, memories,…
The Département de français cordially invites you to Francofête which will take place on March 10th, 11th and 12th. All activities are held from 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. and include conferences, music shows, literary games, storytelling, movies and documentaries as well as a special exposition. A detailed schedule can be found on the Francofête…
Last Modified: September 23, 2015
