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The meeting room in 3H.4 has been renovated to better serve the Dawson community, offering an updated space for meetings, workshops and events. “One of the main challenges with the room was the lack of windows and natural light,” said Elias Azar, Associate Director of Renovations and Infrastructure in Dawson’s Facilities Management department. “A key…
Dawson College was once again featured as a world leader in sustainability in the 2026 Sustainable Campus Index. Published in September by the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE), “the report celebrates top-performing institutions across 13 impact areas of sustainability, as measured by the Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System (STARS®), and features innovative stories of leadership from campuses around the world,” read the AASHE press release dated Sept. 8, 2026.
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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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Over the summer, Dawson's cafeteria on the second floor in the Upper Atrium was renovated and a new service provider took over its operation. "Our goal is to provide higher-quality food at affordable prices for the Dawson College community," says Jean-Philippe L’Heureux, Director of Operations for Sodexo Canada.
The cafeteria now features four main food stations:
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Last week, the SPVM, Montreal’s police force, led 10 sessions of a special training workshop at Dawson on what to do in the event of an armed attacker. This is always a painful and difficult subject, but especially here at Dawson and after the recent tragedy in Tumbler Ridge. We are mindful, as we have…
After more than three decades of daily use, the PARC locker rooms and bathrooms have undergone a complete transformation, unveiling bright, modern facilities that reflect Dawson’s values of well-being, accessibility, and community. “The primary goals were to renew the PARC facilities that were over 30 years old, improve functionality, and provide a more modern and…
Dawson employees now have a new place to unwind, recharge, and connect. The College’s new staff lounge opened on Feb. 12, and employees can access it using the code shared by the Communications Office in an All Dawson email on the same day. Located in the former nursing program space on the sixth floor (6B.1),…
The College has an established Health and Safety Committee responsible for addressing workplace health and safety matters affecting employees. The Committee meets on a regular basis to review issues related to the campus environment and to identify proactive and preventive measures that support a safe and healthy workplace.
The College is committed to a collaborative approach to health and safety and welcomes input from any member of the community. You can contact any of the committee members or reach out to the Health and Safety Representative (HSRep@dawsoncollege.qc.ca).
Health & Safety Committee members are: Conner Morgan - Co-Chairperson 2025-2026 - Employee Representative – ADP; Samuel Vallery Saint-Hilaire - Co-Chairperson 2025-2026 - College Representative – FAMA; James Brasseur - Health & Safety Representative; Julie Drolet – College Health Education Nurse; Louisa Hadley - Employee Representative – DTU; Geoff Kloss - College Representative - Student Services; Johanne Rabbat - Health & Safety Representative; Soula Tsafaras – College Representative - Human Resources; Serge Corchia – Employee Representative – DSSU.
We are looking for Dawson employees interested in serving on public tender selection committees. This is a great opportunity to contribute to the College’s decision-making process, gain a deeper understanding of public procurement, and collaborate with colleagues from across departments. Committee members develop valuable skills in evaluation, transparency, and teamwork while helping ensure Dawson continues to make sound, ethical and cost-effective choices.
If you would like to find out more or express your interest, please write to Patrick Khoueiry at pkhoueiry@dawsoncollege.qc.ca
Last Modified: October 2, 2026
