Sarah Prosper
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Sarah, a fourth-year Therapeutic Recreation student from Eskasoni First Nation, shares how her Mi'kmaw culture and love of dance inspire her to create a space for community healing and cultural learning.
Lucas Arab
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Lucas, a second-year Stage Design and Technical Theatre student, shares how his passion for the behind-the-scenes magic of theatre is shaping his journey towards a future in architecture.
Keevan Veinot
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Keevan, a Commerce student majoring in Entrepreneurship, shares how balancing basketball, academics, and co-op experiences at university has shaped his journey. From launching his first venture during lockdown to giving back to his community.
KeeRyun Kwun
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Kee, a fifth-year Bioveterinary Science student minoring in Aquaculture, shares how her journey at the Dalhousie Agriculture Campus opened her eyes to diverse animal-related careers beyond becoming a veterinarian.
Yara Ahmed
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Yara, a third-year Applied Computer Science student, shares how she discovered her passion for app and web development, got involved on campus, and began documenting her experiences.
Tobi Oshikoya
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Tobi, a Chemical Engineering student, shares how his passion for sports led him to Dalhousie and how he’s balanced athletics with his studies. From connecting with coaches to exploring engineering disciplines, Tobi's journey is one of exploration and growth.
Madison Forward
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Madison, a fourth-year Environmental Planning honours student, explores how past policies impact communities today. She focuses on gentrification, climate change, and effective policymaking while valuing the close-knit and supportive environment at pilipiliÂþ».
Emily Martens-Oberwelland
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Emily, a fourth-year student who is combining honours in Marine Biology and History with a minor in Musicology,Ìýtalks about how Dalhousie’s flexible program options allowed her to pursue her passion for marine biology while not losing sight of others. With hands-on research experience and a broad academic focus, Emily can blend science and arts in her studies.