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Dale Daley wanted to motivate pharmacy students to be the best they can be. An award created in his name is doing just that.

After overcoming challenges to earn a diploma, Dal Computer Science student Chris Edgett thought he still hadn’t reached his full potential. A new award created by Digital Nova Scotia has put him on track to do that.

The moment Tasos Spiliopoulos played the Joseph Strug Concert Hall’s new upright piano, he knew it was special. Made possible by donor support, the piano is helping Spiliopoulos discover the full extent of his talents.

The decision to pursue both a JD and MBA was a big one for Sashin Narayan. Thanks to the generosity of »Ê¹Ú²©²Êapp donors, he is not only rising to meet the challenge, but also paying it forward.

A traffic accident left Dal physiotherapy student Joan Cherian wondering how to do a community placement in Truro without a car. Thanks to the generosity of Dal donors, she found a solution.

Allison True (DDS4) believes that being involved in extracurricular activities is making her a better dentist. A recent academic award is helping her to broaden her knowledge and contribute to the profession.

Vet Tech students were the recent benefactors of the Class of ’59 Teaching & Development Fund. Newly purchased advanced clinical simulators are helping students bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and hands-on animal care.

There’s a new pollinator garden outside the Life Sciences Centre at »Ê¹Ú²©²Êapp. Made possible in part through generous donors, this garden is giving Faculty of Science students opportunities to gain skills that will prepare them for any career in their field. See how your gift makes a difference for Dal students.