Sunday, March 23
Please join us for Zazenkai (a half-day meditation retreat) on Saturday, January 18th from 9 a.m. until 12 p.m. We will be sitting in the DSU Council Chambers, located in the Dalhousie Student Union building.
Monday, March 24
Do you feel unmotivated? Do you need help getting tasks started or following through? This workshop will help you recognize your areas for growth and give you practical tips to help improve your motivation skills. No pre-registration required.
Watch Dalhousie and NSCC young artists to take their songs to the next level while working under the guidance of music producer Jackson Fairfax-Perry.
There are so many resume tips and templates out there, it’s hard to know where to begin.
Do you have a resume, but are looking for ways to make it even better?
Please join us to learn the time-honoured practice of zazen in the Soto Zen Buddhist tradition.
Zazen loosely translates to “seated meditation” and this practice has been passed down through centuries from teacher to student to the present day.
Tuesday, March 25
Caitlin Cunningham of the Interdisciplinary PhD Program is defending their PhD thesis today.
Do you need help understanding how test questions are designed? Do you need some tips on how to prepare for tests and exams? This workshop will help you develop a systematic approach to taking multiple-choice exams. No pre-registration required.
The US Trump administration has suspended almost all US development assistance, triggering the shut down of thousands of development programs around the world. Join this panel discussion to learn more.
Drop in to the Killam Library to enjoy some animal therapy with a furry friend, Saint John’s Ambulance Therapy Dog Guinness!
Seminar by Dr. Xaxvier Clemente-Casares from the University of Alberta.
Cover letters are an important part of job applications, as they showcase your most relevant skills and experiences to employers. Learn the whys, whats, and hows behind creating an effective cover letter!
The Dalhousie Rhodes Scholarship Committee will host an information session for students interested in applying for the Rhodes Scholarships.
As relevant today as it was when first performed 125 years ago, Three Sisters serves as a powerful mirror of our human desire to hope, dream, and imagine a better future, even in the face of great disappointment.
Wednesday, March 26
As relevant today as it was when first performed 125 years ago, Three Sisters serves as a powerful mirror of our human desire to hope, dream, and imagine a better future, even in the face of great disappointment.
Jason McCoombs of the Department of Physics and Atmospheric Science is defending their PhD thesis today.
The BRIC NS Student Seminar Series is an opportunity for students across Nova Scotia to share their completed or in-progress research. This seminar features two Dalhousie PhD Health Candidates: Lindsay Van Dam and Gianisa Adisaputri
Do you have trouble concentrating? Do you wish you would remember more of what you read? This workshop will identify and discuss strategies to help make it easier for you to process, understand, and remember class material. No pre-registration required.
Drop-in to speak to research ethics staff about your research project.
CPR/AED training sessions
March 26th at 530 or 7pm
Join Us for a Unique Storytelling Experience!
Imhotep’s Legacy Academy presents Language Swap Circle, an evening of storytelling, cultural exchange, and language learning!
Dalhousie University Humanities HEALS is pleased to announce: THE
HEALTH PROFESSIONS CHOIR IS BACK!
Congratulations, you’ve been accepted to Mini Law School! Join us for a free public lecture featuring the Dalhousie Legal Aid Service’s Megan Longley and Susan Young and get a taste of what a legal education is all about.
Thursday, March 27
As relevant today as it was when first performed 125 years ago, Three Sisters serves as a powerful mirror of our human desire to hope, dream, and imagine a better future, even in the face of great disappointment.
Time to take or update your professional photo?
Stop by the main floor of the Kenneth Rowe building for free and confidential STI screening. No appointment necessary.
Title: Towards detecting the invisible: Dark Matter
Guest speaker Dr. Douglas Munoz, a Professor in Biomedical and Molecular Sciences and the Director of the Centre for Neuroscience Studies Queen’s University, will give a talk entitled “Using eye tracking to investigate brain function and dysfunction.”
The Indigenous Student Centre invites students, staff and faculty to read Reclaiming Power and Place: The Final Report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (2019)
Do you need some strategies on how to prepare for tests and exams? This workshop will help you develop a systematic approach to answering essay exam questions. Exam writing strategies can be applied to any discipline. No pre-registration required.
Join us for an in-person seminar with Dr. Inna Rabinovich-Nikitin from the University of Manitoba.
Fortescue (2024) by Rebeccah Love
We’re holding a the Halifax Premiere of a feature film created by Dalhousie/King’s Alumni and invite everyone to attend!
7pm: Screening Begins
8:30pm: Q&A with Directors and Producers
9pm: Event Over
Friday, March 28
As relevant today as it was when first performed 125 years ago, Three Sisters serves as a powerful mirror of our human desire to hope, dream, and imagine a better future, even in the face of great disappointment.
Come to our beautiful new Joseph Strug Concert Hall to enjoy free live music! Each noon-hour performance in the series features a particular instrument or ensemble and musical selections from our students’ repertoire.
Come to our beautiful new Joseph Strug Concert Hall to enjoy free live music! Each noon-hour performance in the series features a particular instrument or ensemble and musical selections from our students’ repetoire.
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Science is exciting, and especially as researchers we find what we do fascinating and want to share what we’re discovering with other people. In the world of musicals, when we’re too happy or excited about something, we start to sing to express how we feel!
Saturday, March 29
As relevant today as it was when first performed 125 years ago, Three Sisters serves as a powerful mirror of our human desire to hope, dream, and imagine a better future, even in the face of great disappointment.
Join us March 29th as the DalWind Ensemble provides live soundtracks to an eclectic mix of silent films.