This year is the 40th anniversary of the Dawson Student Union鈥檚 2SLGBTQIA+ club Etcetera, which was founded by Joe Rose in 1985. In collaboration with Cinema l Communications, Creative Collective for Change, and Women’s/Gender Studies, the Allies and Angels Music Fest took place on March 12 and a queer prom is planned for this spring….
To celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in STEM (Feb. 11) at Dawson, Andreea Panait (Faculty, Mathematics) together with STEMM FEM and DAS (the Dawson Astronomical Society) created a series of events during the second week of February. One of the highlights was a poster session on Inspiring Minds: Women who Shaped STEM…
The issue of academic freedom has been in the news for the last few weeks in Quebec.
The F茅d茅ration des c茅geps issued a
Professors across Quebec, including several Dawson teachers, signed a .
La Presse newspaper featured Dawson's unique free food program, Dawson Dinin', on Feb. 18.
Visit the link to read the story.
One month has passed since the first-ever 张百乔女友裸照 Model United Nations (DCMUN) conference, which took place Jan. 17-19. The DCMUN team had fun at what is now the biggest CEGEP conference in the world. Participants Anaya Ray and Bassma Al Atrache were two volunteers for the event, which hosted more than 100 participants.
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On Feb. 14, the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) announced that 张百乔女友裸照 is the official host of the 2026 CCAA Women鈥檚 Basketball National Championship. The event will occur from March 18 to 21, 2026 at the Tony Proudfoot Gymnasium.
Over the years, the Dawson Blues Women鈥檚 Basketball Team has achieved remarkable success, including two silver medals, and two bronze medals within the last nine years, the CCAA said in their news release.
Visit the link for the full news release from the CCAA.
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Two exceptional Dawson students will be in Toronto Feb. 21-23 for the final part of the selection process for the Loran Award, the country鈥檚 largest and most comprehensive four-year undergraduate award, valued at $100,000.
Ahmad Mousattat, a student in Enriched Health Science, and Leila Pozzi, a student in the Social Change and Solidarity profile of Social Science, are winners already. All finalists who are not selected are eligible to receive a one-time $6,000 Loran Finalist Award tenable at any Canadian university.聽Ahmad and Leila were chosen based on criteria that goes beyond good grades. Finalists have 鈥渁 guiding sense of purpose鈥� and 鈥渄emonstrate聽strength of character, a deep commitment to service, and exceptional leadership potential,鈥� according to the Loran Foundation.
Those selected as Loran Scholars will benefit from a four-year leadership-enrichment program, financial support for undergraduate studies in the form of a tuition waiver and living stipend, diverse opportunities for experiential learning, one-on-one mentorship from a business or community leader, scholar gatherings, and a long-term community of peers, alumni, and supporters. The 2025 Loran Scholars announcement will be in March.
The Communications Office interviewed Ahmad and Leila. Visit the link to read the Q & A.
Last week Dawson students Garrett Loewen (Nursing), Mahshid Anvari (Commerce profile of Social Science), Nathan Bellemare Smallhorn (CRLT) and Dylan Bielinski-Regan (CRLT) gave their time to collaborate with the F茅d茅ration des c茅geps on a short video.
The fast-paced video is a mini tour of Dawson and was published on Instagram on the le c茅gep account.
(Pictured Mahshid Anvari in a frame from the video)
Visit the link to view the video.
The new president of the F茅d茅ration des c茅geps, Marie Montpetit, visited Dawson Feb. 3. The association that represents Quebec鈥檚 public CEGEPs used the opportunity to comment about the importance of mental health in higher education and the need to invest in it.
The F茅d茅ration issued a news release on the same day and highlighted some examples of how Dawson, which it described as 鈥渄istinguishing itself with its holistic vision of well-being,鈥� is responding to the heightened anxiety in students.
Visit the link to read the news release (in French only).
Photo courtesy of the F茅d茅ration des c茅geps. Pictured, left to right, Director General Diane Gauvin, Jenn de Vera of the Office of Sustainability and Marie Montpetit of the F茅d茅ration de c茅geps.聽
Last Modified: March 27, 2025
