Three Sisters Soup Makes 4-6 portions Ingredients: 1 can of white kidney beans (or navy beans or red kidney beans) 2 leeks 1 acorn squash 1 butternut squash 1 large can of pozole / hominy corn (substitute if needed with chickpeas, fresh or frozen corn kernels, or hulled barley) 1 bunch of dandelion greens (optional…
After years of work and great effort by hundreds of students and employees from the 张百乔女友裸照 community, the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE) confirmed Dawson鈥檚 platinum rating as a global leader in sustainability. 张百乔女友裸照 is the first “Associate” level institution to achieve a platinum rating. There are only…
The Communications Office believes we all need inspiration these days so we are launching our "Inspired Teaching" series and are open to your suggestions for future features. Paul Wasacz, a teacher of Physical Education, is our first feature.
It might sound like a clich茅, but CEGEP students truly do want to make the world a better place, says Paul.
鈥淭hey want to make a difference and wish to be taken seriously,鈥� he said. 鈥淭hey have opinions and thoughts, and they want to be heard. They are industrious and creative and able to find solutions. If you give them ownership and a say, they run with it.鈥�
This is what happens in his Eco-Landscaping course, a popular course he launched in 2022 with support from Richard Montreuil in Physical Education and Chris Adam in the Office of Sustainability. The course was initially proposed by former colleague Anthony Berkers. 鈥淚 was the lucky one who got to teach it,鈥� he said. Previous classes have created the Dawson wetlands, overhauled sections of the Peace Garden, set up a Hugel garden (German for hill or mound), and helped make the First Peoples鈥� Centre Garden.
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The Centre for Oral History and Digital Storytelling (COHDS) at Concordia University, in collaboration with sociologist and 张百乔女友裸照 adjunct faculty member Jamilah Dei-Sharpe,聽invites the academic community to a special screening of the short documentary film: WIBCA鈥檚 Legacy: Carrying the Torch from Elders to Youth in Montreal鈥檚 Black Community Thursday, April 10 |5 PM鈥�7 PM…
Springtime at Dawson means Artists in Bloom! It is only one week away; you can It will be at 5:30 PM on Thursday, April 17 in 3C.1. Some new and exciting things will take place at this year鈥檚 edition, including more student artists and more paintings in the live auction.
Ticket prices are only $25 for adults and $15 for students with ID. Free for those 12 and under.
Tickets include one drink (alcoholic/non-alcoholic) and finger food served starting at 6 PM. A cash bar will be available to purchase other drinks. Proceeds will support student mental health and student vernissage season. Get your ticket(s) in the link.聽
Jonathan Egan (Physical Education) will be a speaker as part of the Bold & Creative Talks at the Blue Metropolis Literary Festival on April 26 in Montreal. Hosted by Monique Polak, six of these exceptional individuals will give a five-minute talk to share their insights about the causes that matter most to them, what motivates them to be a game-changer in their field, and how they are creating meaningful impact in their community.
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On March 19, 10 teams from the Science Program competed in the 2025 Dawson Preliminary Science on tourne! competition. This extra-curricular event was a qualifying competition for the 2025 Dawson final competition scheduled for April 4.
Science on tourne! is an annual provincial engineering competition that sees student teams design and build a mechanical device to accomplish a task. This year鈥檚 task is to use wind power from a fan to transport a mass over an obstacle. The team that succeeds in transporting a greater mass over a greater distance wins the competition.
The winners of the 2025 Dawson finals on April 4 will go on to the Quebec competition (May 5-6) where a total of $20,000 in prizes are at stake. If you are interested in engineering, science, and/or design please come to see the Dawson finals on April 4 in room 5B.16 from 4-6 PM. (A special thanks to the Dawson Student Success Action Plan, The Dawson Foundation, and the SMSE Sector Office for supporting Dawson Science on tourne! teams with funds and equipment.)
-Submitted by Chris Whittaker
A new bike rack will be set up this spring on Dawson鈥檚 campus. It is a project by three Dawson students, who entered it in the Green Innovation Challenge at John Abbott College in January and won the third-place prize of $500.
鈥淏ikers at Dawson experience many difficulties,鈥� said team member Kyana Boncy. 鈥淭hey report having trouble parking their bikes due to lack of space, faulty design and accessibility depending on the season.鈥�
Pictured from left to right: Miella Manjava (Social Science student), Arina Capral (International Business student), Kyana Boncy (Mechanical Engineering Technology student)
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The Professional Theatre program is staging two Shakespearean Studio productions back-to-back in March.
Julius Caesar is on from March 5-8 at 7:30 PM each night. Tickets:
Twelfth Night from March 12-15 at 7:30 PM each night. Tickets will soon be available here: /professional-theatre/performances/twelfth-night/
Tickets for both shows are 鈥減ay what you can.鈥�
Subtext is the name of an online Dawson journal that showcases the writing of Dawson students in the field of film and media. The journal was launched in the fall of 2023 and since then, an issue has been published each semester.
Subtext is put together by a group of students with the assistance of Cinema | Communications faculty advisor Justine McLellan.
The most recent issue came out at the end of the Fall 2024 semester and the next one will be released around mid-May.
To read the Fall 2024 Subtext issue, visit the link.
Last Modified: April 10, 2025
