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The CIUSSS is offering Dawson employees and students a vaccination clinic on Wednesday, April 1 in 3C.1 from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM; no appointment needed. This is an opportunity to catch up on your vaccines and to update your vaccination record. Bring your RAMQ card and your vaccine booklet.

Here are the vaccines that will be available:

• Tetanus and dcaT
• Covid-19 (Moderna)
• H茅patite B
• HPV (Gardasil 9)
• MMR (measles, mumps, rubella)
• MPOX
• Varicella (chicken pox)
• Pneu-C-21 ( 鈮�65 yrs)
• Zona ( 鈮�71 yrs)

Please save the date for this year鈥檚 graduation ceremonies at Place des Arts in the Salle-Wilfrid-Pelletier on Tuesday, June 23 at 2:30 PM and 7:30 PM.

Approximately 200 seats are reserved in the front rows for staff and faculty to attend, as well as the 40 or so seats on stage reserved for the platform party for representatives of academic programs and sectors, the Dawson Student Union, the Dawson Board of Governors, and the Dawson Foundation Board of Directors.

If you can, please consider attending the ceremonies. Graduating students and their families appreciate seeing the people who shaped their future at the crowning event of their CEGEP years. Nearly 900 graduates attend between the two ceremonies.

More information will be forthcoming about reserved tickets, participation in the platform party, and the division of programs between the two ceremonies.

The DSSU, DTU and ADP will be hosting a celebration for International Women鈥檚 Day.

On Thursday, March 5, from 12 PM - 2 PM in the Rose Lounge (7C.5), there will be a book sale of new and used books and a collection of cash donations in which all monies raised will be donated on behalf of the three unions to . The book sale will be聽cash only.

A light lunch will be available while supplies last. We ask that you please bring your own mug if having coffee.

While students are welcome to buy books, the event is intended for employees only.

Third-year students in Physiotherapy Technology will be hosting a fair on Wednesday, March 4 from 11:30 AM to 2:30 PM in the Lower Atrium (metro level).

There will be 26 interactive stations covering topics such as:

• long-term impact of neck and back with phone use
• improving one's flexibility
• weight-bearing exercises to prevent osteoporosis
• mental health improvement with physical activity
• back pain prevention
• brain health and dementia prevention
• benefits of Pilates and yoga
• and more!

蘑菇视频's Reception Room (5B.16) was overflowing on Feb. 10 for the talk entitled Feed-Work, Dream-Work: A TikTok Phenomenology by Samuele Collu, an Assistant Professor of Medical and Psychological Anthropology at McGill University.

In rapid fire style, he shared findings and insights from his research work over the last three years with McGill鈥檚 Scrolling Societies Lab. His work has focused on what is happening to young people when they are looking at content on Tik Tok.

He says the pyschic life is being territorialized by big technology companies. In his reasearch, he tracked facial expressions, eye movements and predictions of a viewer's emotional state. Research participants also journaled what they experienced. He likened it to talking about dreams.

Samuele does not aim to make people technophobic. He wants young people and others to understand what is happening to our brain on Tik Tok. The short answer to that is that after about 20 minutes many users go into a trance like state where they are very open to suggestions.

Gladwell Pamba is a Montreal-based writer from Kenya who has previously won writing fellowships including the International Literary Seminars, Oxbelly Writers鈥� Retreat, Greece & CC Adetula Fellowship for African Women in Creative Writing. She was the winner of 2025 Malahat Review Far Horizons Award & Ibua Manuscript Prize 2025. Gladwell has previously been nominated for the Best of Net and longlisted for Writivism Short Story Prize.

Her works are anthologized while others appear in The Rumpus, The Northwest Review, Waxwing Journal, The Offing, and elsewhere. She has an MA in Creative Writing and is currently doing her PhD in English at Concordia University.

• Wednesday, Feb. 18, 4-6PM in 4C.1
• Opening reading by Dorji Dhatsenpa鈥傗�傗�傗��
• A short reading and a Q&A