June 2016

Amy was recently selected by Uniterra as one of 30 student-leaders from Canada and Tanzania to participate in an International Seminar for five weeks this summer in Arusha, Tanzania.

Now is the time to book your spot on the free bus that will be taking you to our beautiful agricultural campus in Truro, NS!

There is a saying in Nova Scotia that is all too familiar. “If you don’t like the weather, wait five minutes and it will change!” However, research underway at Dalhousie University’s Faculty of Agriculture may help to make weather predictions for the province more accurate.

Educational Technology & Design (Linda Jack and Sondra Mantle) have relocated from Cox 102 to Haley 236.

Drop by for pizza and discuss important legal issues in starting a business.

Faculty and staff are encouraged to maintain frequent backups, and if possible, multiple backups of any data or files they feel tha they cannot do without.

As Bike Week 2016 comes to an end the Office of Sustainability and Facilities Management is announcing a bike infrastructure project at the Agricultural Campus.

The Mi’kmaq Grand Council Flag was permanently installed on the Dalhousie Agricultural Campus today — a first for a Nova Scotia university campus.

Three appointments have been made as Izaak Walton Killam Memorial Chairs at Dalhousie University, commencing July 1, 2016.

Bike Weeks are hosted annually in many Nova Scotia communities to promote cycling as a healthy, efficient, practical, affordable and fun part of community life.