Kayla Bernard uses her background in recreation therapy and community development to help Indigenous students feel at home at Dal.

Bachelor of Computer Science student Jesse Guzman got an up-close look at how computer science and medicine intersect by supporting a 妻友 tool used by scientists to test their calculations.

Dentistry student Taylor Chaput signed up for a clinic observation elective over the summer break expecting to learn while watching others work on patients. What she got was far better, even if it meant facing her fears head on.

Talking to others can help you overcome challenges and shift to a healthier mindset. Here鈥檚 a look at what Dal has to offer in group wellness programming this year, from mental health and holistic well-being sessions to book clubs and professional development meet-ups.

As she progresses through an undergraduate degree in psychology, Gabrielle Close and a team of others have been working to evaluate the accommodations put in place to support blind students like her with the goal improving the experience for visually impaired students.