March 2016

Meet your 2016 DASA Executive!

The Chignecto-West Regional Science Fair was held on the Dalhousie Agricultural Campus this past week with 124 students from 13 schools.

“I never thought that I’d be doing research that would bring me to another part of the world,” said Brad Elliott. “It’s definitely a dream come true.”

Join us today, April 1, for Visiting Speaker Edward J. Calabrese, Ph.D., Professor of Toxicology, University of Massachusetts,

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The purpose of this program is to provide scholarships to high caliber students registered in the M.Sc. Agriculture program at the Faculty of Agriculture, Dalhousie University who are conducting research that will benefit Nova Scotia’s agriculture and agri-food industry.

Joel Brown, Dealer Business Manager, Steelcase recently selected Dalhousie University as the recipient of two Brody study units – one for the MacRae Library on the Truro campus and one for the Killam Library on the Studley campus in Halifax.

Universities need to play a greater role as innovation hubs and connect with surrounding communities to strengthen opportunities for our students and our industry. Connect with us at our upcoming Community of Partnerships event April 7th in New Minas.

Nova Scotia’s craft beverage scene is welcoming a new entrepreneurial couple from the Annapolis Valley. Gina Haverstock, winemaker at Gaspereau Vineyards and her husband, Dalhousie University apple researcher Sean Myles, are launching the Annapolis Cider Company

The Dalhousie University Faculty of Agriculture on the Dalhousie Agricultural Campus is the proud sponsor and host of the 2016 Chignecto West Regional Science Fair on campus today and tomorrow.