SPACE is excited to be hosting its sixth annual writing competition. Students from every discipline across Dawson College are invited to submit writing—prose (fiction or creative non-fiction), poetry, and essay—that encourages reflection on this year’s SPACE theme: Uncertainty.
Prizes will be awarded in each category.
Do you have a project that intersects with the SPACE theme? Read more about how to make a submission here.
Overview of directed projects and certificate capstones for 2023-2034.
SPACE Annual Writing Contest: Deadline to submit—December 17, 2023.
Use ChatGPT to write an entire song, in whatever style you choose. Prize to be won!
This is a reflection activity for students who attended the outing to the Phi Foundation to visit the Terms of Use exhibition.
This is a reflection activity for students who attended the joint Artist Talk by artists Nadia Myre (Kitigan Zibi) and Nico Williams...
In association with the 8th annual ScienceFest conference, students in all programs are invited to participate in a photography contest....
A team of Dawson students was shorlisted for the 2022 CERN Beamline4schools international competition.
In January 2023 Dawson hosted a special NASA-sponsored workshop and there is an opportunity for Dawson students to participate. The title of the...
SPACE Annual Writing Contest: Deadline to submit—December 18, 2022.
In association with the 8th annual ScienceFest conference, students in all programs are invited to participate in a photography contest....
SPACE Annual Writing Contest: Deadline to submit—December 19, 2021.
TransLuminal: share your universe with SPACE through an intepretation of what it means to go beyond the speed of light.
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S.P.A.C.E Annual Writing Contest: New Deadline—February 14, 2021
The 2019-20 SPACE magazine focused on the theme of TECHNIQUE.
In association with the 6th annual ScienceFest conference, students in all programs were invited to participate in a photography contest and...
The Arcadia Games is coming to Dawson!
SPACE 2nd Annual Writing Contest on the theme of TECHNIQUE.
The qisijalirijuit project offered an opportunity to approximately 300 students, both Indigenous and non-Indigenous, to connect to seal hunting,...
In association with the 5th annual ScienceFest conference, and inspired by the theme of Perspective(S), participants explored: ...
IceVisions is a creative task to build a sculpture outside at Dawson in winter, 2016. All are welcome; the work of many is necessary for...
SPACEcorp is a Research and Development framework for inspiring, supporting and implementing innovative student projects.
