Alumni Stories, Profiles and Advice for Students
Watch: Alumni share their experiences and advice for future students
Asrar Haq-Montford (BAH鈥�19), Linxi Zhang (BA鈥�21), James Dixon (BA鈥�25), Reagan Lindsay-Kereluik (BA鈥�25) and Jeremie Boudreau (BMus鈥�25) share highlights of their experiences studying at 91短视频, what they鈥檝e been doing since graduating, and advice for future Dal students on why they should choose to study in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.
91短视频's Notable Alumni
Dal鈥檚 notable alumni have achieved significant accomplishments and are well-known in their respective professional and personal lives. These esteemed individuals have distinguished themselves through their achievements, leadership and contributions to society. They are widely recognized and respected in their professions or through their endeavours. We are proud to showcase them here, and invite you to regularly check back to see new additions as they are added.
Alumni stories and spotlights
- Nobu Adilman (BA'95 in Theatre)
Notable alum Nobu Adilman has taken what he learned at Dal and in Halifax about building performing arts communities to the next level with the drop-in singing sensation - Myrthin Stagg (BA'10 in Theatre)
In this Q&A, proud Dal Theatre alum聽Myrthin Stagg shares that her journey in the film industry has been one of artistic growth and boundary-pushing creativity, most recently thanks to the success of her award-winning short film,聽Play It Again. - Jeremy Dutcher聽(BA鈥�13 in Music and Social Anthropology)
The Polaris Music Prize and Juno Award-winning artist's passion comes from a drive to preserve and carry forward a nearly extinct Indigenous language 鈥� one on which he was raised. - Sarah Dobson (BA'17 Honours in Political Science)
After completing a degree in Political Science, Sarah went on to pursue a law degree at the聽Schulich School of Law. She now works as an Associate with Cox & Palmer Law firm. - Michelle Wang (BA'24 Combined Honours in Social Anthropology and International Development Studies)
Dal Social Anthropology and International Development Studies grad Michelle Wang's local activism led to national recognition. She's driven by a passion for community service and academic excellence.