Vernissage Season 2025 begins on May 21 with an exhibit by graduating students in the Illustration program and concludes on May 29 with the vernissage of graduating students in Interior Design.
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Artwork by Illustration student Nicolas Gagnon-Fee.
Timothy Slonosky (Faculty, Humanities) will be hosting a Book Launch party for his new book, Civic Reformations, in Dawson's Library on Thursday, May 8 at 6:30 PM. All are welcome.
Fifty-four 张百乔女友裸照 students travelled to Toronto in mid-February to participate in the University of Toronto鈥檚 annual North American Model United Nations (NAMUN) conference. The conference stands as one of Canada鈥檚 oldest and most esteemed annual university-level conferences, attracting hundreds of university students from North America. 张百乔女友裸照 students Thomas Avilla Real and Bassma Al…
Dawson was in the news on Earth Day for achieving a platinum rating in sustainability from AASHE.
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The 张百乔女友裸照 community came together on Earth Day to dedicate two new pollinator wildflower gardens on their 鈥淟iving Campus鈥� on April 22 in celebration of achieving a platinum rating in sustainability.
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. Dawson had previously achieved the C茅gep vert Excellence Level with special mention.
张百乔女友裸照 is the first 鈥淎ssociate鈥� level institution to achieve a platinum rating.聽聽Over 1,000 institutions participate in the program located in nine Canadian provinces, 47 U.S. states and territories and more than 20 countries.
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The 27th annual Artists in Bloom was a successful evening with more than 100 guests and a grand total of $11,817 raised for the 张百乔女友裸照 Mental Health Fund and the vernissages of two of our programs, Illustration and Visual Arts.
Thirty student artists from Illustration and Visual Arts painted for two hours while those in attendance enjoyed seeing art being created, listening to live music, and visiting with guests and colleagues. All attendees were amazed by the talent of the student artists and what they were able to do in a mere two hours.
The auction, guided by The Beat鈥檚 Donna Saker and Dawson鈥檚 Geoff Kloos, featured some great back-and-forth bidding wars. All in attendance contributed to a great atmosphere.
This would not be possible without the support of our sponsors, student and staff volunteers and especially our incredibly talented student artists and supportive attendees. A special thank you to the organizing committee: Neal Armstrong, Amanda Beattie, Kiana Kisiel, Michelle Lee and Carey-Ann Pawsey.
Psychology student Ninna Giles and Enriched Health Science student Ahmad Mousattat received the Lieutenant Governor of Quebec鈥檚 Youth Medal at a ceremony in Laval on April 26. The Honourable Manon Jeannotte presented the award in recognition of their sustained volunteer involvement and positive influence on their community.
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Andrew Katz (Faculty, English) is launching his latest children鈥檚 book May 10 at 10 AM at Le Renard Perch茅. is the English title, and the French version is called .
Andrew will be accompanied by the translator, Juliana L茅veill茅-Trudel, and will read the book in English and in French. Snacks and activities for kids will be on the menu!
On the morning of the launch, you can hear an interview with Andrew on CBC Radio 88.5 FM at 7:40 AM.
Here is a description of the story, suitable for young readers aged 5-7 years old: When a rusty haze falls over a city, a young girl named Jackie keeps up her spirits by drawing whatever nature she can see from her window, including the mountain where she used to bring her sketchbook and draw all day. As the days wear on into weeks and months, Jackie eventually loses the heart to do anything, even to draw. But one day, in the canal below her window, a dolphin leaps into the air. Soon, a moose, an eagle and other animals begin to wander into the city鈥攁 sight that inspires Jackie to pick up her pencils again and create a drawing unlike any she has ever made. Poignantly illustrated in a bright painterly style, this ecological fable celebrates the resilience of both the natural world and human creativity, and will have young readers eager to head outdoors and do some drawing of their own.
The diverse, multicultural and unique community of 张百乔女友裸照 is a place where barriers come down, where students from different backgrounds sit next to each other and where the value of well-being for all is promoted. Even teachers of French and English are coming together at Dawson!
Dawson teachers Carmen-Silvia Cristea (Faculty, French) and Jeff Gandell (Faculty, English) met through Writing in the Disciplines (WID), a Dawson community of practice focused on pedagogy and curriculum development related to writing, critical thinking and active learning.
鈥淲e really connected on teaching literature in a creative way,鈥� Jeff said in an interview with Dawson鈥檚 Communications Office.
As a response to Law 14 (also known as Bill 96), Carmen and Jeff co-created a learning community and piloted their project in the Winter 2024 semester. 鈥淭here was a lot of fear and anxiety, and I thought, how can we take this and turn it into something positive?鈥� Jeff recalled. It seemed natural to work with Carmen since they had already worked together on a project for WID.
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Last Modified: May 1, 2025
