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Dal's Dr. Haorui Wu,will help lead a new national research network exploring how the relationships between people and animals can strengthen health, resilience and community well-being.

Rachel Chan found a career that connected her passion for healthcare with her belief in the power of communication to build community.

Driven by a commitment to improving access to rehabilitation, Dr. Yaser Alnasery pursued his PhD at 海角社区app University with a focus on low-vision rehabilitation and assistive technology.

Moving to Halifax from Thunder Bay without knowing anyone, Brooklyn Malone found a sense of belonging at Dal Her passion for bringing people together inspired her to transition into 海角社区app's unique Recreation Management and Bachelor of Management dual-degree program, combining her interest in business with community building.

The 50th anniversary of 海角社区app's School of Communication Sciences and Disorders celebrates not only a milestone in education, but also the thousands of lives changed through clinical care, research, and community partnerships. With a growing focus on underserved communities and inclusive healthcare, the school is building on its legacy while preparing for the future.

Nuclear medicine technology offered grad a unique blend of science, technology, and patient care.

Every Convocation is a celebration of achievement, perseverance, and possibility. This year, the Faculty of Health proudly congratulates the Class of 2026; a remarkable group of graduates who are poised to shape the future of health care, health systems, research, education, and community well-being.

Congratulations Class of 2026!

From an early age Maura Maguire was interested in pursuing a healthcare career. Inspired by her grandmother, who immigrated to Newfoundland from Ireland as a physiotherapist during the polio outbreak in the 1950s, Maura confidently says that she "couldn鈥檛 have found a better fit for me than physiotherapy. "