Giving blood is an easy way to make a difference and give back to your community. H茅ma-Qu茅bec is making it even easier by coming to Dawson. There will be a blood drive by reservation in 3C.1 on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Feb. 18-20.
To give blood, you can visit the link below, search for 成人黑料 and sign up.
This year, Student Services and Human Resources have teamed up with the organizers of Social Science Week, Jocelyn E. Parr and Philip Lagace, to raise awareness of interesting presentations related to mental health and sexual violence prevention. Of particular interest are the following presentations: Mental Health Related Topics: Understanding Mental Health in Cultural Context, presented…
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Human Resources and Student Services are collaborating again to being the Push [Yourself] Up Challenge!!! From Feb. 11 to 28, all staff and students are invited to participate. 鈥淭he Push-Up Challenge is a free fitness event focused on pushing for better mental health for all Canadians. Participants take on 2,000 push-ups, representing the ~2,000 lives…
On Jan. 8-9, the second edition of Dawson鈥檚 Inclusion and Wellness Retreat took place at the picturesque Manoir D鈥橸ouville on 脦le Saint-Bernard in Ch芒teauguay. Fifteeen people from a variety of departments (faculty and professionals) gathered to explore ways we can adapt our teaching approaches, interactions, and course design to meet a wide range of student…
It is well established that post-secondary students are experiencing elevated levels of stress, anxiety and loneliness. Teachers are also experiencing heightened levels of stress in their workplace.
Kindness and well-being can feed and fuel optimal learning, Dr. John-Tyler Binfet told an audience of about 150 participants during his keynote talk at Intercollegiate Ped Day on Jan. 13.
Visit the link for a report on his talk.
John Abbott College invites CEGEP students to participate in the聽Green Innovation Challenge, held on Friday, January 17, 2025 in our Agora. Join us, build a team, learn from expert mentors, create prototypes and pitch your project ideas. The winning team will receive a $1000 prize to help launch their project into the world. A $750…
To the wonderful Dawson Community,
On behalf of Student Services, we would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone聽who volunteered their time聽to聽help raise awareness for the White Ribbon Campaign. A very special mention to Johanne Rabbat, Coordinator of Women's Gender Studies Certificate聽and Chair of the Religion department.
Since Monday, we have handed out roughly 500 ribbons, and have been able to connect with many community members.
They shared their personal stories and recollections of the tragic shooting at Polytechnique, which took place 35 years ago on Dec. 6, 1989.
To commemorate the 35th anniversary, we will be installing a small memorial table tomorrow, Friday, Dec. 6 at the top stairs on the 2nd floor.
-Text by Kayla Smith and photo by Wilson Wong.聽聽
Support staff and professionals and now teachers too, have the amazing opportunity to actively participate in Dawson鈥檚 Sustainable Happiness non-credit community certificate group. The Sustainable Happiness training will guide people to reflect on positive psychology and sustainability. It contributes to Dawson鈥檚 commitment of well-being for all, sustainably. Course time and the course itself are a gift from Dawson to employees.
Registration is open now and the course begins on Jan. 23. Visit the link for more info and to sign up. Do not miss this great opportunity!
This term the Zero Waste Cafe has successfully donated dozens of bags of clothes, boxes of books, as well as free food and snacks to our wonderful community! We have also had two special workshops, the first was Cooking with Jamal, an incredible vegan cooking class, and the second was a beeswax folding workshop where…
Over 2,000 people visited the first Canada Invertebrate Expo on Nov. 16 hosted by 成人黑料. Organized by Dawson alumnus Daniel Zimmerman, who is owner of Live Beetles Canada, this Expo hosted over 30 booths with displays of insects, spiders, lizards, frogs, snakes, bonsai, carnivorous plants and more. Children and adults alike enjoyed a day of discovery and learning about the care of living things. Collectors were also here in abundance. It was organized as part of our 1,000 species accomplishment and part of the proceeeds went to the Living Campus Fund.
Daniel says 鈥淒awson鈥檚 biodiversity efforts are amazing! Fragmentation of habitat in our urban environment is a problem and Dawson鈥檚 on-site micro-habitat development is inviting insects back to the urban landscape.鈥�
He will be involved in creating a large indoor beetle breeding unit at the college with students and staff in the near future. He will also help further develop habitats that will attract native beetle and invertebrate species to the campus grounds.
Last Modified: January 30, 2025
