Join us for the 2018 Health Fun Run Challenge!
September 29
8:00 - 11:00
Studley Quad
The Faculty of Health challenges each of our Schools/College to show their Dal and school spirit by submitting the best team to the President’s Fun Run/Walk.
As an added challenge this year we also invited the Faculties of Medicine and Dentistry into our Health Challenge. So let’s make sure the cup stays with Health!
How we're celebrating Dal's 200th
In 2018, Dalhousie celebrates 200 years of leadership, inspiration and impact. To mark the occasion, Dal Health has a planned a year of activities that celebrate our contribution to Dal's rich history.
From our #DalHealth200 social media campaign, to investing in our future with the Scholarship for PhD Studies in Health, to the Healthy Living, Healthy Life Conference; and the community workout with Shaun T, there are so many ways to celebrate and get involved in 2018.
Teaching and Learning
The most programmatically diverse health faculty in Canada, Dal Health offers more than 35 programs at both the entry and advanced professional levels.
Research
Our researchers strive to address pressing health issues affecting people, families, communities and populations.
- School of Communication Sciences and Disorders professor advocates for basic personal income in Nova Scotia
- Health Fun Run Challenge
- Basic income: A no‑brainer in economic hard times
- Book sheds light on NS nursing history
- Dal Health Nursing Director and Assistant Dean, Research appointed as Vice‑President Research & Innovation, Nova Scotia Health Authority
- Call for Research Ethics Board Member: Health Sciences
- Nursing's Lisa Goldberg brings queer birthing stories to the stage
- Health Administration's Chris Simms in the Lancet Global Health blog on biocitizenship and forced removals
- School of Communication Sciences and Disorders professor advocates for basic personal income in Nova Scotia
- Basic income: A no‑brainer in economic hard times
- Nursing's Lisa Goldberg brings queer birthing stories to the stage
- Health Administration's Chris Simms in the Lancet Global Health blog on biocitizenship and forced removals
- Nursing student Leah Carrier advocates for diversity, inclusion
Visit the Dal Alumni site for the latest on alumni news and events.
Check out our events calendar to get the latest on what's happening in the Faculty of Health.
Faculty News
- School of Communication Sciences and Disorders professor advocates for basic personal income in Nova Scotia
- Health Fun Run Challenge
- Basic income: A no‑brainer in economic hard times
- Book sheds light on NS nursing history
- Dal Health Nursing Director and Assistant Dean, Research appointed as Vice‑President Research & Innovation, Nova Scotia Health Authority
- Call for Research Ethics Board Member: Health Sciences
- Nursing's Lisa Goldberg brings queer birthing stories to the stage
- Health Administration's Chris Simms in the Lancet Global Health blog on biocitizenship and forced removals
Dal News
Dal Health in the News
- School of Communication Sciences and Disorders professor advocates for basic personal income in Nova Scotia
- Basic income: A no‑brainer in economic hard times
- Nursing's Lisa Goldberg brings queer birthing stories to the stage
- Health Administration's Chris Simms in the Lancet Global Health blog on biocitizenship and forced removals
- Nursing student Leah Carrier advocates for diversity, inclusion
Alumni News
Visit the Dal Alumni site for the latest on alumni news and events.
Events
Check out our events calendar to get the latest on what's happening in the Faculty of Health.