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Dalhousie Computer Science Professor, Srinivas Sampalli has been named as one of the prestigious 3M Teaching Fellows for 2005. He was the only Nova Scotia-based professor to be recognized this year.

When Dalhousie's graduates cross the stage to receive their degrees, they do so with a sense of pride and accomplishment. This year, about 3,000 students earned degrees in diverse fields. Whether they leave here as doctors, lawyers, architects, researchers, writers, artists, engineers, nurses, dentists, or computer scientists, all con celebrate their significant achievement, expertise and tremendous personal growth.

Among the Class of 2005 BScN graduates are three daughters of faculty from
  the School of Nursing.

This is final part in our series highlighting the outstanding students who are the most recent Board of Governor's Award winners. We are pleased to introduce Philip Doiron, a student leader who has volunteered in a wellness clinic in South Africa.

Neighbours have had their first look at the proposed Life Sciences Research Institute (LSRI), a facility that will promote and grow world class life sciences research and development.

This is part of a series highlighting the outstanding students who are the most recent Board of Governor's Award winners. We are pleased to introduce Oghomwen Ehigie, an international student and an exchange participant, who is graduating this Spring.

This week, over 1000 geoscientists from across Canada and the world are at Dalhousie for a conference that really "rocks!"

The Centre for Foreign Policy Studies launches a new quarterly journal, the Canadian Naval Review on Wednesday, May 4 at a special event from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. on the WWII Deck at Pier 21 National Historic Site, 1055 Marginal Road, Halifax. 

When the dust settled and the piles had diminished, more than $9,000 had been raised from this year's Dump and Run garage sale on Saturday, April 30.