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October 17, 2022
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Patrica Colp (far left) joined dozens of others at a ceremony to recognize long-standing service. (Cody Turner photos)
Though Pathology Chief Technologist Patrica Colp has been with Dalhousie for 37 years, she was recognized by the university only last week for 35 years of service.
This was no oversight. Colp's official 35th anniversary was in 2020, but due to then-emerging COVID-19 pandemic, the Milestones Tea Ceremony — held every year for those who have had 25, 35, and 45 years of service to Dalhousie University — was delayed two years.
Colp joined over 60 other staff and faculty in early October to be honoured with a commemorative pin reflecting their service given to them by Dalhousie President Dr. Deep Saini.
Thank you, Patricia, for all your hard, dedicated work and everything you have done for the Department of Pathology over the years!
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