February 2015

"Blue Sharks: Tracking an Ancient Predator," which features the work of Dal researchers with the Ocean Tracking Network, airs this Sunday on CBC's Land & Sea.

Call for proposals has been extended to March 6, 12pm (AST).

The Civil Engineering team's "can-sculpture" is their way of helping eradicate painful and persistent effects of hunger in Nova Scotia. Check out their creation through Saturday at Mic Mac Mall, and vote for it for the People's Choice Award.

Support the Canadian Cancer Society and order your daffodils between now and March 10.

There's no better time to start than today! Take our Move More Challenge and commit to getting your body in motion more often. PLUS you could win a free t-shirt, just for taking part!

Girls in grades 7-9 are encouraged to spend a fun and interactive day of science activities on Dal's Agricultural Campus on Saturday, March 7.

Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) recently announced changes to the International Mobility Program (IMP) that took effect on February 21. Groups that are impacted at Dalhousie include Postdoctoral Fellows, NAFTA Professionals, Visiting Professors and Clinical Fellows.

Office of the University Veterinarian (Research Services).

Candidates for the position of Data Librarian with the Dalhousie Libraries will be giving a series of public presentations in Room 2616 of the Killam Library on March 2nd, 3rd, and 4th from 1:30 to 2:00 p.m.

As a participant in Dalhousie's insured benefits program, it is important to update your beneficiary designations whenever your circumstances change.