At the Fall Awards Night Nov. 27, close to 30 students were recognized for academic success, perseverance, leadership and contribution to community life.
Visit the link to see the Fall 2024 Awards celebration page and meet the recipients.
Photo: Awards Officer Jessie Evans with Gregory Chae, one of four recipients of the Dawson College Perseverance Award. Photo by Jacee Juhasz
This year's David Oliver Award recipient Zye Mayo was featured in The Eastern Door newspaper.
The award is presented to a student who shows great promise in leadership through their involvement in extracurricular activities. This award is offered by the Association of Dawson Professionals in memory of David Oliver, who was a beloved member of the Student Services staff.
Zye, a student in Social Change and Solidarity, was nominated by his former teacher, Anjali Choksi, Co-Coordinator of the Journeys program.
Photo: Zye Mayo (tallest person in the back row) with family at the Fall Awards Night on Nov. 27. Photo by Jacee Juhasz.
Visit the link to read the feature story about Zye.
The Lieutenant Governor’s Medal recognizes the voluntary involvement, determination and dedication of Quebecers who make or have made a difference in their community or Québec nation. Dawson College can recommend up to two students. Faculty and staff members can nominate students to the Awards Office until December 17. A selection committee will then choose the two…
The Awards Office is still accepting nominations for the following awards:
→David Oliver Award – 1 recipient of $500
Dawson College faculty or staff members can nominate students for this award.
→Harry Fainsilber Memorial Award– 1 recipient of $500
Faculty of the Mathematics Department can nominate students for this award.
Please nominate through your Omnivox portal (Student Services > Awards and Scholarships)
Deadline: October 14, 2024
Do you know any outstanding students? The Awards Office is accepting nominations for the following awards: →David Oliver Award – 1 recipient of $500 This 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…
In June, Dawson added another 2,784 graduates to our alumni community of over 100,000.
The graduates were celebrated at two graduation ceremonies on June 25 at Place des Arts.
In addition to diplomas, 55 graduates received awards in recognition of academics, perseverance, community service and volunteer commitment. In total, the awards valued $33,100; many are made possible through donors to the Dawson Foundation.
Check out the Award Recipients celebration page in the link.
Before parting for the summer, the Medical Ultrasound Department gathered at our annual picnic to celebrate another year's end. At the picnic, we announced this year's bursary winner which is gifted by our professional order.
The OTIMROEPMQ bursary was awarded to Anouk Doe! Our faculty recognized one student in second-year who they felt showed exemplary hard work, dedication and improvement over their studies at the college and their excellence in Medical Ultrasound.
Anouk is now in her third and final year of the program, and currently on stage at St. Mary’s Hospital. Congratulations, Anouk on an award well-earned and best of luck to our third-year students while they are away on stage. For more information on our program and professional order, please visit: https://otimroepmq.ca/
In the photo, left to right: Diana Ranallo, Eleni Joaniddes, Melanie Nash, Anouk Doe (student), Kieran Bradshaw, Gaelle Bambi Mpiana, Jenny Mecksavanh, Dania Gonzalez Galvan.
-Submitted by Mariana Maletskas
The Awards Office is now accepting nominations for the following awards: →The Anastasia De Sousa Memorial Award – 1 recipient of $1500 This award commemorates the intelligence, drive, and determination of Anastasia De Sousa, who was killed during the shooting tragedy at Dawson College on September 13, 2006. This award is given to a full-time…
Up to $60,000 will be given out this year through the Forces AVENIR awards.
Forces AVENIR awards recognize, honour and promote the commitment of students and staff in projects that contribute to the development of socially conscious, responsible, active and persevering citizens who are both dedicated to their community and open to the world.
Nominate or apply before Feb. 28. Visit the link for all the details.
Up to $60,000 will be given out this year through the Forces AVENIR awards. Forces AVENIR awards recognize, honour and promote the commitment of students and staff in projects that contribute to the development of socially conscious, responsible, active and persevering citizens who are both dedicated to their community and open to the world. Every…
Last Modified: December 5, 2024
