• Visualizing Steel Connections With Dalhousie’s New Teaching Aid
  January 13, 2021, 12:00 PM
  In December 2020, Dalhousie University lowered a brand-new Steel Teaching Aid into its new home on Sexton Campus. Steel Teaching Aids help students visualize how steel shapes are joined to form the frameworks in buildings, towers, bridges, and other structures.
  
• Faculty member granted 2021 EIC Fellow
  December 16, 2020, 12:00 PM
  Ya-Jun Pan named 2021 EIC Fellow (FEIC) for “excellence in engineering and services to the profession and to society”.
  
• PROFESSOR KYLE TOUSIGNANT’S TOP‑NOTCH DIGITAL TEACHING APPROACH
  December 6, 2020, 12:00 PM
  The Fall brought a new semester of adapting to distanced learning that Assistant Professor, Civil & Resource Engineering, Dr. Kyle Tousignant faced head-on.
  
• Engineering inspiration: How new Rhodes Scholar Sierra Sparks brings community to life
  November 23, 2020, 12:00 PM
  Dalhousie’s 92nd Rhodes Scholar is Oxford-bound to continue her pursuits in biomedical engineering
  
• George Armoyan’s Insights to Success
  October 29, 2020, 12:00 PM
  The IDEA Speaker Series welcomed George Armoyan (BEng'83) to speak to his business and entrepreneurial successes, and more largely the impact of mentorship
  

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