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As the author of 15 children’s picture books, Dawn Doig (MSc’90) is trying to help brighten the life of one individual and his family. Proceeds from her picture book sales will go toward the purchase of an eye-tracking communication device for a father of two.

Brian McConnell (LLB’85) published a new book about the United Empire Loyalists and Black Loyalists who arrived as refugees to settle the town and county of Digby in the 1780s.

John Devlin (BEDS’77) has work in three concurrent exhibitions in three venues in three countries. This planetary alignment continues until May 23 when the German show closes.

Retired teacher Donna Paris (BA’95) continues to impact the lives of many with projects that aim to shed light on what it means to be Black in Canada. Check out her new podcast!

For the last five years, Chris has been a strong advocate for Dalhousie co-op programs across multiple faculties, providing placements for students each term.

Jesse Albiston (BComm’14) had a brief corporate stint following graduation and has since found his stride as an entrepreneur.

Paul Cameron (BSc’87, BA’89, BSc(Pharm)’93) continues to exist and to be not retired.

Emma Brooks (BCOMM’07) is now head of marketing for Wattpad, the world’s largest social storytelling platform.

Sam Day (BComm’15) realized that she wanted to develop her skills in sales and decided to make a career change into strategic business development.

Patty Baxter (BComm’86, MBA’89) started at the IWK Foundation in the role of relationship manager, philanthropy in November 2020.