Unique resource on Indigenous economics available in French thanks to Dawson teacher
October 1st, 2026
A book that Dawson economics teacher Charles-Albert Ramsay has been working on for more than a year is now available. Aspects économiques de l'expérience autochtone au Canada, 2e édition is the French version of a book by Anya Hageman and Pauline Galoustian. In addition to translating the text, Charles contributed Quebec-specific content and added information about Indigenous nations in Quebec throughout the French edition.
Visit the link for the homepage news story, which includes a link to the free online book suitable for several disciplines.
CC4C continues to inspire critical hope and creative change
October 1st, 2026
As Dawson’s Creative Collective for Change (CC4C) enters its fifth academic year, the unique para-academic, interdisciplinary initiative continues to bring students, alumni, faculty, artists, and community members together to explore social issues and positive change through art, pedagogy, and nonviolent activism.
Visit the link for the homepage news story, which includes a link to their annual newsletter and plans for this fall.
Two Phys. Ed. classes gave Peace Garden a facelift
September 17th, 2026
The Peace Garden was looking its best on Sept. 11 as families, survivors, guests, dignitaries, police officers and first responders, members of the Dawson community and media gathered for the 20-year commemoration of the Dawson tragedy.
That welcoming setting was thanks in large part to the efforts of students in two sections of the intensive Physical Education Eco-Landscaping course, taught by Angela Corinthios and Paul Wasacz.
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Winter on Rue Duluth by Luna Kramer-Jamet wins Liberal Arts Brick Books Poetry Prize
September 17th, 2026
Second-year Liberal Arts student Luna Kramer-Jamet is the 2026 winner of the Liberal Arts Brick Books Poetry Prize. Her winning sonnet, Winter on Rue Duluth, was published in the Liberal Arts Anthology, an annual student publication that has been produced for more than 25 years. As part of the prize, Luna also received the books published by Brick Books last year.
Visit the link for the homepage news story and to read her poem.
Peace Studies Certificate inspires Dawson students to build a better world
September 17th, 2026
“I want to be part of this!” That’s what Peace Studies Certificate Coordinator Ivan Freud thought when he saw images of retired Director General Richard Filion greeting students on the first day they returned to campus after the terrible events of Sept. 13, 2006.
Twenty years after the Dawson tragedy, the Peace Studies Certificate continues to help students explore peace building, social justice and nonviolence while fostering a community committed to positive change.
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Journeys supports more Indigenous students’ transition to college
September 17th, 2026
Thanks to outreach efforts and faculty members who have woven experiential and land-based learning into the curriculum, Dawson’s Journeys program has attracted enough students to launch two cohorts for the first time.
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Student mural brings life and colour to Dawson Library
May 14th, 2026
A new collaborative mural is bringing colour, creativity and calm to the Dawson College Library, thanks to support from the Dawson College Foundation.
Titled In Bloom, the large-scale artwork is now installed in the 6E wing of the Library, on the wall facing Wood Avenue. Tucked into the last section of shelves on the left side off the corridor, the mural transforms an otherwise quiet study area into a vibrant visual experience.
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Photography students connect with industry pros speed-dating style
May 14th, 2026
Students in Dawson College’s Professional Photography Program stepped into the fast-paced world of the industry on May 8 during a portfolio “speed dating” event designed to connect graduating photographers with working professionals.
The event paired students with industry experts for a series of 15-minute, one-on-one portfolio reviews. In each session, students presented their work, received personalized feedback, asked questions, and built connections in a dynamic and supportive setting.
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AEC in Commercial Photography comes to a close with Emerge exhibition May 28
May 14th, 2026
The AEC in Commercial Photography program is ending after decades of training photographers. The last vernissage is Emerge, featuring the work of the last cohort. It will take place in the Upper Atrium on May 28 at 6:30 PM.
Visit the link to read a reflection by Program Coordinator Laurel Breidon on the impact of the AEC in Commercial Photography.
Electro Tech students final projects on display Friday, May 15
May 14th, 2026
The Electronics Engineering Technology Department will be having its annual project fair which showcases the electronic projects designed and built by our graduating students.
Come by to see some interesting and unique projects, such as a solar-powered automated bird feeder; a smart water bottle integrating water diagnostic sensors for reading water quality, temperature and clarity; and a controllable search and rescue drone.
When: Friday, May 15 from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM
Where: Conrod's (2F.4)
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