Dal-AC Engineering

Celebrating women in Engineering . https://www.dal.ca/faculty/agriculture/news-events/news/2025/06/23/celebrating_women_in_engineering.html

Four students from , Caleb Hominick, Jami McDowell, Ian Redden and Robert Holmes, competed in a series of eight competitions designed to test their innovative, problem-solving and leadership skills – key qualities of a successful and well-rounded engineer.https://www.dal.ca/faculty/agriculture/news-events/news/2025/04/03/engineering_excellence__students_triumph_at_atlantic_competition__earn_national_silver.html

Lauren Fulton, Waverly, NS is studying Engineering on the Truro campus and is a right side hitter on the Ram's Women's Volleyball team. https://www.dal.ca/faculty/agriculture/news-events/news/2025/03/27/finding_balance_and_success_in_engineering_and_athletics.html

It's National Engineering Month and we are highlighting some of our exceptional students. Meet Evan Fisher, Class of 2025 https://www.dal.ca/faculty/agriculture/news-events/news/2025/03/21/balancing_passion_and_performance.html

Congratulations to our Junion Design Team who finished second at the Canadian Engineering competition this past weekend in Halifax. Competitors are given a real-world problem and must work within limited time and budget constraints to design, create, and test a physical prototype of their proposed solution.

A cross country runner, Sarah Masalmeh plans to become a Mechanical Engineer Learn more about her story. https://bit.ly/4bz94W5

Explore Engineering on our Truro Campus | Dalhousie University Hear from Engineering student Hope, and learn more about the program. Studying engineering at Dalhousie’s Truro Campus will prepare you with the problem-solv...

Meet Agau Aduot, an Engineering student on the Truro Campus. https://bit.ly/43H1sig

Congratulations to our Atlantic Engineering Junior Design champions pictured in blue scarves (L to R) Ian Redden, Robert Holmes, Jami McDowell and Caleb Hominick. Competitors are presented with a real-world industry problem and must generate a practical, creative and feasible solution. The team will head to Halifax later this month for the National competition.

Engineering students recently faced off in a high-stakes design competition called The Gauntlet. They were presented with a problem and given eight hours to prepare a SolidWorks drawing of their solution. Solutions were 3D printed culminating in a build and test day for the final round. https://bit.ly/4fKYoEc

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Congratulations to X-Country running Zach Comber for placing first today @ Crandall University’s meet!

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