This evening explores harm reduction as an ethical, evidence-based, and trauma-informed approach to care.
The event begins with a short screening of Meet Me Where I Am: The Story of Mainline, followed by a panel discussion with frontline providers and community leaders working in street health, addictions medicine, managed alcohol programming, and local harm reduction services.
Prizes will be given away, and pizza will be provided at the end of the panel.
RSVP through the link in our bio. If you already registered, you’re all set. Questions? Email [email protected]
This interactive session, led by the Transition House Association of Nova Scotia (THANS), focuses on recognizing and responding to intimate partner violence with care and confidence.
Learn how to identify warning signs, respond supportively, and connect individuals to appropriate resources through a trauma-informed lens.
Participants will receive a certificate and take-home materials.
💜 Open to nursing and interdisciplinary students.
RSVP through the link in our bio. If you already registered, no need to sign up again. Questions? Email [email protected]
We had the best time hosting our Casino themed Nursing Ball🤩
Thank you so much to everyone who came out! See the class pics here and stay tuned! A link to ALL photos from the night will be in your emails soon 👀
Yesterday a few of our members met up with some lovely ladies from @theorchidgala to deliver a donation cheque from our Below the Belt screening. We are so grateful to all those who came out to support this very important cause and engage in meaningful discussions about women’s health!✨💞
Additionally, we want to thank @theorchidgala for being so supportive of this initiative.
#womenshealth #dalhousie
Hi everyone,
You are invited to join a discussion session on how the School of Nursing can better support undergraduate nursing students. This session will be co-hosted by BScN student Hailey Hancock and faculty member Dr. Jennifer Lane. The date and time will be based on registrants’ availability.
To register, you will be asked for your name and a way to contact you with event details and updates. This information will only be used for this event. It will be stored online temporarily and permanently deleted once the event is over.
If you have questions, you can email Dr. Jennifer Lane at [email protected]. If you prefer to speak with a peer, you can contact Hailey Hancock at [email protected].
We hope you will join us and share your experiences.
Thank you
We are excited to announce that ticket sales for this year’s Vegas Nights Nursing Ball are officially open! Join us for an unforgettable evening on February 6, 2026, from 7-11 pm at the Marriott Harbourfront Hotel, filled with delicious food, dancing, music, photo ops, and memories with your classmates as we celebrate the end of the year in true Vegas style
⛄️❄️Cocoa & Cozies Movie Night — You’re Invited! 🧸
Hi everyone!
Take a break from coursework and come get cozy with us at Dal Nursing’s Cocoa & Cozies Movie Night! Wear your comfiest pajamas and join your classmates for a relaxing evening filled with hot chocolate and a movie!
🗓️ Date & Time: November 29, 2025 at 7pm
📍 Location: CHEB170
This is the perfect chance to unwind, hang out with friends, and wrap up the semester with something fun. Bring a blanket, bring a buddy, and let’s make the coziest night of the year!
Don’t forget to vote for the movie and keep an eye out for the announcement on Instagram at @dalnursingevents.2025 — your vote decides the night! The winning movie will be announced Monday morning and last chance to vote is Sunday November 23 at 11:59.
(Voting link here- https://forms.gle/pKhtppsbYj882W7i9)
Hope to see you there! 🌟
Brought to you by the EDIA Student-Led Committee, we are excited to invite you to join us for an “Able After Dal” event that explores self-advocacy, professional identity, and what it means to navigate nursing with a disability, chronic illness, or accessibility needs. Held in recognition of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, this gathering also offers a space to reflect on how we can collectively challenge stigma and normalize discussions about disability in nursing practice. Allies are warmly encouraged to attend (building a more inclusive future in nursing is something we do together).
We’re excited to welcome several local nurses who bring lived experience with disability across different clinical settings, along with representatives from Dalhousie Career Services and the Student Accessibility Centre. Together, they will share practical guidance, resources, and real stories about accessing accommodations, advocating for your needs, and transitioning confidently into practice. This is a unique opportunity to ask questions, share your own experiences, and hear from nurses who have grown their careers while thoughtfully navigating disability, chronic illness, or accessibility needs.
Join us on December 4, 2025, from 5:00–7:00 PM in CHEB 140/150 for an evening of connection, insight, and meaningful conversation. Food and drinks will be provided, along with several giveaway prizes.
Questions? Email: [email protected]
Hey, Dal nursing students! The School of Nursing is sponsoring students to attend the 2026 Canadian Nursing Students’ Association (CNSA) Conference in Saskatoon from January 28-Feburary 1. Apply by filling out the form sent to your email by Nov 14th.
Don’t miss out on this great opportunity!
*HALIFAX CAMPUS CURRENT SEMESTER 3 STUDENTS ONLY*
Helloooooo semester 3 students! We are so excited to invite you all to your pinning ceremony, a night for an official send off into clinical where all your hard work is recognized! We are so proud of all of you. See poster for details. Can’t wait!🩺🫶
