Proceeds will go to CNIB vision rehabilitation programs and services that help Nova Scotians who are blind or partially sighted to lead full, active lives. Admission is free.
The Bedford Institute of Oceanography: a Unique Experiment in Canadian Federal Science (1962-2012). Presented by Dr. Donald Gordon, Bedford Institute of Oceanography
Cleaning and Decontamination for the Research Laboratory. Presented by Sylvain Simard and Daniel Caron. Join us for a discussion of the principles of washing, decontamination, and sterilization for laboratories.
Integrative Analytical Laboratory Experiments: Experiences in Curriculum Renewal. Presented by Professor Philip Britz-McKibbin, Department of Chemistry & Chemical Biology, McMaster University.
Integrative Analytical Laboratory Experiments: Experiences in Curriculum Renewal. Presented by Professor Philip Britz-McKibbin, Department of Chemistry & Chemical Biology, McMaster University
The Birth of the Universe: Studying the Epoch of Inflation with the Cosmic Microwave Background. Presented by Dr. Joaquin Vieira, University of Illinois
"Signposts in the Sky" by Quinn Smith. Finding your way around the night sky can seem a daunting task, but with a simple map, and a few signposts, it is easier than you may think! Discover the delights of the winter sky in the warmth and comfort of the Halifax Planetarium.
The Effects of Targeted Recruitment and Comprehensive Supports for Low-Income High Achievers at Elite Universities: Evidence from Texas Flagships. Presented by Scott Imberman, Michigan State University
"The Christmas Star -- Fact or Fiction?" by Quinn Smith. Did the Christmas Star really exist, and if so what was it? Explore the night sky over Bethlehem around 2,000 years ago.
Spatial scholarship is a cross-cutting disciplinary theme at Dalhousie. The Dal community is invited to participate in a focus group to learn more about spatial scholarship in your academic field.
September 2 - Residence move-in, returning students
September 2 - Induction Ceremony - Halifax Campus at 12pm
September 3 - DSU Orientation
September 3 - Induction Ceremony - Agriculture Campus at 11am
September 4 - Classes begin, fall term
Last day to register
September 19 Fees due for fall term
Last day for late registration; to drop fall term X/Y courses with no financial implications; for a complete refund; to apply for honours programs; to change from Dalhousie to King's and vice versa
October 2014
October 1 - December Exam Schedule posted
October 3 - Last day to change fall term courses from audit to credit (and vice versa)*
Last day to drop fall term courses without a "W" **
See Refund Schedule for fee implications
October 6 - 7 Fall Convocations
October 13 - Thanksgiving Day, University closed
November 2014
November 3 - Last day to drop fall term courses with a "W"*; to drop X/Y courses without a "W"*; to change X/Y courses from audit to credit (and vice versa)**
(See Refund Schedule for fee implications)
November 10 - Study Day (except students in co-op, clinics or internships) - no classes (University open)
November 11 - Remembrance Day - University closed
November 15 - Last day to apply for admissions for winter term
December 2014
December 1 - Last day to apply to graduate in May 2015 via Dal Online
December 2 Classes end, fall term
December 4 - 14 Exam Period
December 8 - Summer timetable available via Dal Online
