Submissions Due: April 30, 2025. Theme: Community Engagement. Word count: Approx. 500. Our office is excited announce another year of the Student Writing Competition. This is open to all students at Dalhousie University and unpublished and published pieces that have not previously been chosen as a contest winner are eligible.

March 19, 2024 @ 5 - 6:30 PM. Join Dr. David A. Petrie for his engaging seminar, titled: Healthcare Systems Change – What? So What? Now What?

Dal’s Department of Psychiatry will be hosting a Global Mental Health Special Interest Forum. This is a series of meetings that will be held four times a year on a Friday from 3 – 4 p.m. (Atlantic Time).

Faculty and Staff are invited to join this accredited learning activity offered as part of the Professional Development Seminar Series (Anti-Oppression/EDI). Featuring:Dr. Gaynor Watson Creed. Space is limited.

Submissions Due: April 30, 2024 Theme: Community Engagement. Word count: Approx. 500. Our office is excited announce another year of the Student Writing Competition. This is open to all students at Dalhousie University and unpublished and published pieces that have not previously been chosen as a contest winner are eligible.

Fall 2023 White Fragility Clinic Sessions: An accredited learning activity offered as part of the Professional Development Seminar Series (Anti-Oppression/EDI). Registration limited to 15 faculty and staff.

A new global course on climate change for healthcare providers in digest health and disease is available online starting March 8. Registration is Free.

April 6, 2023. This is an opportunity for our junior high students to explore the different health professions as an optional future career.

Submissions Due: Spring 2023 (Exact date TBD). Program: Service Learning. Word count: Approx. 500. Our office is excited announce the 3rd annual Writing Competition open to all students at Dalhousie University. Unpublished and published pieces that have not previously been chosen as a contest winner are eligible; approximately 500 words.

Immediate Opportunity: The Dalhousie Writing Centre has openings fora limited number of Student Writing Tutors. Student writing tutors must be currently enrolled in a Dalhousie graduate or professional school program