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Alejandro Gutierrez Ocampo will cross the stage to receive his Master of Health Administration (MHA) this week, after discovering Halifax and the MHA program by chance while working as an MD on a cruise ship.

Looking back on his childhood growing up in the Bahamas, Mario Rolle points to two main things that shaped him as a person: growing up in poverty, and discovering that even from a young age, he was driven to make a difference.

To celebrate Convocation 2018, we chatted with students across the Faculty about their time at Dal, and their plans for the future.

To celebrate Convocation 2018, we chatted with students across the Faculty about their time at Dal, and their plans for the future.

To celebrate Convocation 2018, we chatted with students across the Faculty about their time at Dal, and their plans for the future.

When Kirk Opie crosses the stage to receive his Bachelor of Science (Pharmacy) on May 28, he will be continuing a longstanding family tradition.

School of Communication Sciences and Disorders professor Elizabeth Kay Raining-Bird chairs group aiming to reduce poverty.

In the fall of 1993, Maura Donovan was a student in the Bachelor of Social Work program at мÓÆÂÁùºÏ²Ê¿ª½±Ö±²¥ about to begin her second field placement. Witnessing the widespread challenges LGBTQ2+ youth experienced, Donovan decided to see if she could start a support program for her field placement.

The inaugural year of the Professional Development Fund for Staff has been hugely successful. The $15,000 fund has been almost entirely utilized, providing a wide range of professional development opportunities for Faculty of Health staff.

Read "Hearing loss leaves many struggling with costs amid subsidy shortage" featuring the Dal Hearing Aid Assistance Program, administered by the School of Communication Sciences and Disorders - Globe and Mail - May 14, 2018