Kevin MacNeil (BSC’90) can’t believe it has been thirty years since his first time through Dal. When he looks back, he feels so glad that he went to and studied at Dal. Kevin wishes students to enjoy their experience and make the most of it because it was a highlight! He valued the experience immensely.

Daniel Steeves (BSCHE’86) finds it hard to believe it’s been thirty-five years since he graduated from Dal in Health Education. The lessons he learned from staff and students have been the source of his success for these many years. He will always look back with fondness on his days at Dal.

Since graduation, Erin Wilkie (BHM’01) has been fortunate to have had a fantastic long-standing career working with kids at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital. Now she has the privilege of teaching (and learning from) emerging Recreation Therapy professionals at Niagara College Canada. 

Douglas Gallant (MBA’86) remembers fondly his time at Dalhousie University and his living in Halifax, Nova Scotia during that period.

Donald Trider (DDS’84) has had a varied and enjoyable career. From a Practice, private and military, teaching, NDEB Examiner, and organized dentistry for thirty-seven and a half years. He is looking forward to retirement.

His years at Dal played a pivotal role in his life. Since graduating, he has worked in the medical device industry for the last 40 years, starting in sales taking on marketing and running companies in Canada, the U.S. and Europe.

For Shawna Hoyte ONS, QC (BSW’03) is hard to believe that 20 years have passed since completing her degree in BSW. It has opened so many doors to new opportunities such as forensic social work practice.

After 25 years of living and teaching in Africa, Penny Bennett (BENG’62) returned to Nova Scotia. The winters finally got the better of her. In 2019, she headed south to Cuenca, Ecuador, SA.

Alexander Sandy Macdonald (MD”66) moved to Fredericton, NB. He practiced family medicine at the Fredericton Medical Clinic for three years. Then he moved to London, Ontario, where he studied orthopedic surgery at Western University for four years then returned to Fredericton. He practiced until retirement in December 2011.

Judi Henderson (MA’81) is happily retired after a long teaching career; Judi lives in Porters Lake, Nova Scotia, enjoying life with her husband Jim, dog Fundy, and a fantastic community of friends and neighbours.