January 2017

Dalhousie has several activities planned for the month.

In recognition of African Heritage Month in February, the Agricultural Campus will be flying the Pan-African flag for the month of February.

A bus from the Ag Campus will travel to Halifax on February 17th to connect our students with those on the Halifax campus for a tour of Africville.

Alana Bent of Lawrencetown captured the first annual Horticulture Nova Scotia Student Research Competition on Jan. 23.

Building skills and tools for home and commuity gardens (seed libraries, too!)

Meet Katie Molnar and the activities taking place on the Agricultural Campus through Peer Education and Health Services that promote healthy behaviors and attitudes and ultimately a healthy campus environment.

On 23 January the Faculty of Agriculture and Dal-AC International Office hosted Ms. Xinyu Yang, Minister Counsellor of Educational Affairs, Embassy of the People’s Republic of China to Canada in Ottawa.

Here are the highlights from our Rams this past weekend!

A research team at Dalhousie University has been studying the Shubenacadie River estuary since 2008. The research program is ongoing. The team is led by Dr. Jim Duston, who specializes in the study of fin fish.

Open to all Dal students, this inspiring one-day conference offers skill building workshops, idea sharing and inspiring keynotes.