On Thursday January 29th, Dalhousie University will be hosting their annual Summer Job and Career Fair.
The event will be taking place in the McInnes Room from 11am – 3pm.
The Dalhousie Science Society (DSS) invites you to attend their annual gala on Wednesday January 21st, 2015. $5 Per Ticket, proceeds going towards the Molly Appeal
Stubborn Goat. All ages welcome until 9 pm, +19 after 9 pm.
How parasites hijack the brain of their host. Presented by Dr. Shelley Adamo, Professor, Department of Psyhology and Neuroscience, Dalhousie University.
"Love is in the stars" by Tony Schellinck
The first soap opera was not aired on radio or TV, but was displayed in the night sky. The Greeks and Romans created a drama of the gods, the main characters are visible each clear night and the show has had a run of over two thousand years!
"From Cell Signalling to Pre-clinical Trials; the Role of a Tumour Suppressor Protein Networks". Presented by Rafaela Andrade-Vieira
PhD Candidate and Recipient of the 2013/2014 Doug Hogue Award in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology.
Scallop escape response strategies: Impact of reproduction and morphology, or, Serendipity and the Impact of Choices in Science. Presented by Helga Guderley, Department of Biology, Dalhousie University.
The European Union Centre of Excellence at Dalhousie University presents Advances in the Spatial Governance of Oceans in Europe and Beyond. Talk by Clive Schofield from the University of Wollongong.
The Interplay of Synchrotron Spectroscopy with Performance of Functional Materials – Addressing Scientific Issues with Synchrotron Capabilities. Presented by Professor Tsun-Kong (T.K.) Sham, Department of Chemistry, University of Western Ontario.
Psychology in Canada 2014/2015: Agendas and Activities for Science and Practice
Presented by Kevin Kelloway, President Elect and Karen Cohen, Chief Executive Officer, Canadian Psychological Association
"Love is in the stars" by Tony Schellinck
The first soap opera was not aired on radio or TV, but was displayed in the night sky. The Greeks and Romans created a drama of the gods, the main characters are visible each clear night and the show has had a run of over two thousand years!
A video-plankton and microstructure profiler for the exploration of in situ connections between zooplankton and turbulence. Presented by Dr. Tetjana Ross, Dalhousie University
"Pharmacological Actions and Therapeutic Potential for Drugs Tageting the Ocular Endocannabinoid System: A New vision or Another Smokescreen". Presented by Dr. Melanie Kelly, Professor, Departments of Pharmacology, Ophthalmology and Vision Sciences, Anesthesia, Pain Management, and Perioperative Medicine, Dalhousie University.
Impacts of anthropogenic stressors on the structure and functioning of the marine benthos. Presented by Devin Lyons, Department of Biology, Dalhousie University.
"Viewing the wonders of the winter sky" by Tony Schellinck. "Darkness falls early this time of year, providing time to bundle up and star gaze. If you received binoculars or a telescope for Christmas this show is particularly for you --
The winter sky is full of gems just waiting to be discovered !"
Nanomechanical Studies of Collagen I Fibrils in the Context of Tendon Damage. Presented by Professor Laurent Kreplak, Department of Physics & Atmospheric Science, Dalhousie University.
The Transatlantic Ocean System Science & Technology Research School (TOSST) is looking for highly qualified and motivated undergraduate students to join our unique program.
January
4-Jan Residences open - traditional and non-traditional
5-Jan Classes begin, winter term
16-Jan Last day to add winter term course, Last day for late registration, Last day to drop winter term courses with no financial implications, Fees due for winter term
31-Jan Exchange/Study Abroad Program application deadline
31-Jan April Exam Schedule Posted
February
3-Feb Last day to drop winter term courses without a "W", Last day to change winter term courses from audit to credit (and vice versa), Last day to drop X/Y courses with a "W", See Refund Schedule for fee implications
6-Feb Munro Day - University closed
16-Feb Nova Scotia Heritage Day - University closed
16-20 Feb Study Break
23-Feb Registration begins for summer courses at 10am
March
2-Mar Fall and Winter 2015/16 timetable will be available via Dal Online
9-Mar Deadline to re-apply for residence for students who want to keep their room, or move to another residence of their choice.
13-Mar Last day to drop winter term classes with a "W"
24-Mar Registration opens for returning and transfer students in the Faculties of Arts and Social Science, Computer Science, Management and Science (Check Your Registration Status for time)
30-Mar Registration opens for visiting students
April
1-Apr Reserved seating for 2015/16 courses will be lifted
