Dawson College held its first Certificate Ceremony to formally recognize the achievement of students who had completed the Women’s-Gender Studies Certificate as part of their studies. In this first graduating group 26 students received certificates at the ceremony. To learn more about the Women’s – Gender Studies Certificate please click here.

The 2015 Liberal Arts Anthology entitled Trying to say (67 pages) was published in May 2015. The editorial board (made up of nine 2nd year Liberal Arts students) planned, collected the contributions, edited and prepared the manuscript. The 2015 Anthology features a variety of artwork, poetry, essays, anecdotes, photos, etc. from students and faculty.This year’s...

The Dawson College Annual Bilingual Business Case Competition offers teams from participating CEGEPs across Québec the opportunity to demonstrate their presentation skills and business acumen by analyzing, assessing and solving a business case. The competition features two streams: one with an accounting/finance focus and one with a marketing focus. The competition is bilingual: cases are...

The principle objective of this trip was to observe the direct consequences on the natural surroundings around the oil refineries in Montréal-Est. The central themes of the project were the environmental consequences of the oil refineries and the relationship between the refineries and the residents and wildlife of the borough. The project combined students from...

CRLT students had the opportunity to attend a presentation by Nancy Kosik on current Business Etiquette practices. Students learnt how to enter a group or conversation, establish personal presence, how to exit a group conversation to continue to mingle and manage and maximize the opportunities at a cocktail party. The seminar provided the students with...

Industrial Design students travelled to the McCormick Place’s international Home + housewares (iHA) show, an exclusive event for Industrial Designers, retailers, manufacturers and buyers. Dawson College received this once in a lifetime opportunity to attend because Andres Delgado, 3rd year Industrial Design student, received an “Honorable Mention” and was invited, along with his peers, to...

Students from the Law, Society and Justice Student Association (and others) visited the National Assembly in Quebec City. The students toured of the National Assembly and then watched Question Period. The students spent 45 minutes with the Minister of Education Yves Bolduc. Students asked questions about recent reports on evaluations of the education reform, reductions...

The Dawson College Model United Nations (DCMUN) is proudly hosting the third edition of the Montreal United Nations Conference (MUNC) this year Nov. 27-29 (http://m-unc.org/). MUNC combines the exciting thrills of political simulation with extensive educational opportunities for all its participants. We are looking forward to once more deliver an incredibly rich academic experience to...

Professional Theatre students attended a production of L’Homme Invisible at the Theatre La Licorne. This performance was a dramatic setting of Franco-Ontarian poet Patrice Desbiens’ bilingual prose poem of 1981, which dealt with the ambiguous heritage and identity of a man “whose mother tongue was bilingualism”. The role of the eponymous “Invisible Man” (Desbiens’ nod...

The Humanities department puts on the annual Humanities and Public Life Conference, this past year speakers examined the theme of world views, the conceptual frameworks that helps us understand, from a variety of historical and ideological viewpoints, how the world is structured, functions and develops. The conference dealt with concepts such as an understanding of...