April 2014

The Dal AC Rams are offering sport camps this summer!

Beginning in 1995, when Nova Institution for Women (Nova) was opened as a federal prison, a therapeutic horticulture program was developed and delivered by the Nova Scotia Agricultural College, now the Faculty of Agriculture.

Dalhousie was recently informed by Moodle Rooms that the contracted services will be terminated within six months. That means Moodle will not be available for use effective this fall.

A celebration of life will be held for former NSAC professor and department head Dr. John Bubar

We would like to welcome Emma Geldart to our External Relations team! Emma will be working with us over the summer as our Communications and Marketing Assistant.

The WUSC committee of Dalhousie Agricultural Campus wishes to thank all those who supported our fundraiser by purchasing 50:50 tickets.

Dalhousie University's Faculty of Agriculture and Dalhousie Agricultural Campus are well represented by two of its faculty members in two important national scientific societies

The recent IPCC report and subsequent news coverage has Rosalie and I thinking about the implications for agriculture in the face of climate change.

Are you or someone you know a superstar in the field of Science, Technology or Innovation? Then join Nova Scotia's best and brightest by nominating them for the 12th Annual Discovery Awards - one of the most prestigious events in Nova Scotia.

April 29th, 2014, Let's Talk Science is hosting DNA Day in conjunction with Genome Centres across the country.