Changemakers
Philip MoscovitchThe Schulich Leaders program celebrates 10 years
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Archive category "People"
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Conversation starter
AnnMarie MacKinnonPeter Dykhuis brings art outside the four walls of the Dalhousie Art Gallery
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Reason to sing
Matt ReederMusic student Sophia Cuni-Hall wins one of three inaugural Sankofa Scholarships
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Children’s advocate
Fallon BourgeoisGlori Meldrum (BCOMM’95) has created a safe haven for victims of child sexual abuse
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Deep-sea exploring
Alisha Postma24 hours with Alisha Postma (BSC’12)
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Parental guidance
Jocelyn AdamsDr. Natalie Rosen is helping to end the stigma for couples and individuals coping with sexual problems
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Coming home to Dal
Ryan McNuttThe Honourable Scott Brison (BCOMM’89) continues to champion his alma mater as its eighth chancellor
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Building a future
Stefanie WilsonDeng Mabil Khot, Engineering student
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Lockdown improv
Leslie Seiler24 hours with Leslie Seiler (BA’00)
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Award-winning satire
Janet DysonThought-provoking satire put Chris Kelly’s production company centre stage for awards in 2020
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Leader in Black Studies
Jason BremnerDr. OmiSoore Dryden works to provide greater representation of Black health within medical education
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Student impact
Matt ReederDSU President Madeleine Stinson focuses on accountability, sustainability and community building.
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In good hands
Dr. Brenda Merritt and staffDal alumni at the forefront of public health
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Winning ways
Mark CampbellMeet the 2020 Aurum Award winners
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Conversation starter
Stefanie WilsonKeilidh Corkill, TD Community Leadership Scholarship winner
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Sleeping well
Hamed Hanafi24 hours with Dr. Hamed Hanafi (PhD’16), leader of a start-up company whose inventions help sleep apnea sufferers breathe easier
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Coming home
Ryan McNuttDr. Deep Saini’s journey to Dal spans the global academic community. Now, as Dalhousie’s new president, he’s returning to the country where his career took shape to lead a university he believes is ready for “a huge leap forward.”
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Why I give
Mark CampbellTiffany Jay (BMus’95) is investing in the next generation of music students.
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Unequal impact
Terry Murray-ArnoldHealth researcher Dr. Ingrid Waldron shines a light on the impact of environmental racism
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Destination: London
Stefanie WilsonWhether you’re traveling to London for work or leisure, get the inside scoop from Dal alumni who live there on what to do and see.