November 2016

Dalplex is collecting non-perishable food items until December 2 for Feed Nova Scotia.

Fedex courier is providing webinar training for users.

Canadian Press: Justin Trudeau’s arrival Tuesday in Cuba marks the first official visit by a Canadian prime minister in almost two decades. Dalhousie researcher, Dr. John Kirk, discusses how Canada's reputation has suffered as a result of the environmental and social effects of Canadian mining operations.

Mobile phones, tablets, and laptops continue to provide us with the opportunity to work "on the go," but this added convenience could also mean more risk. Learn tips on how to protect your data in case your device is lost or stolen.

ENGL 1100 - Writing for University.

Canadian Press: A new study suggests nearly one-quarter of Canadians are worried about how to pay for groceries, with more than 50 per cent shifting their shopping habits amid fluctuating food prices. The findings were called surprising by lead researcher Sylvain Charlebois, dean of the Faculty of Management at Dal.

The Dalhousie Sport Hall of Fame is designed to recognize individuals and teams who have achieved excellence while representing Dalhousie University in athletic competition.

Faculty and instruction workshop taking place on Thursday, November 17.

The Campus Climate Survey examines the perceptions and experiences of Dalhousie students with regards to sexual assault. The results will provide the university with important information to help enhance our sexual assault prevention and response efforts.

Last month we challenged our members to get active and participate in the Walktober Challenge. Thank you for participating!