St. Clair College seeking feedback on 2025-2030 Strategic Plan
After five years of growth and achievement, St. Clair College's current Strategic Plan 2020-2025 is coming to an end. The College will be gathering feedback and refreshing its strategic plan over the coming months to continue building on our success as a college.
Holiday Hours 2024/2025
The College will close at the end of the business day on Monday, December 23, 2024, and remain closed until Wednesday, January 1, 2025. The College will re-open on Thursday, January 2, 2025. Classes will resume on Monday, January 6, 2025.
Esthetician students give 'manis and pedis' to raise funds for SRC outreach program
December brought the spirit of giving to St.
St. Clair Research and Innovation team gifts iPads, STEM Robot kits to local school boards
Christmas came early for Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent school boards with a special gift delivery Thursday by St. Clair College's Research and Innovation team.
Chatham-Kent ECE Centre highlights St. Clair graduates working in the field during visit with Ontario's Education Minister
The Indian Creek YMCA Childcare Centre in Chatham-Kent was pleased to host Education Minister Jill Dunlop and Chatham-Kent-Leamington MPP Trevor Jones on Monday, Dec. 16 and showcase St. Clair College early childhood educators in action, completing their mandatory work placements.
Sleighing Hunger Charity Concert announces food bank donation total ahead of Friday concert
The guitars are tuned, the drums are wound tight and The S'Aints band members are resting their vocal cords ahead of Friday's annual Sleighing Hunger Holiday Charity Concert.
But the band, along with representatives from Caesars Windsor Cares and St. Clair College, took time Wednesday to announce the grand total of funds raised for area food banks.
Woodworking students get a history lesson thanks to antique tool donation
When you walk through the woodworking shop floor at St. Clair College, you'll find table saws and band saws with blades that spin at roughly 3,000 revolutions per minute.
They're efficient, precise, and powerful.
That's why students found a recent donation of antique wood and metal hand tools so intriguing, because it was a tactile lesson in the evolution of tools.
Police Foundations students attend York Regional Police "women only" symposium
In a field still dominated by men, female St. Clair College students looking to buck that trend got a "women only" experience at a recent policing symposium hosted at York University in Toronto.
Graduate success: St. Clair alumnus goes from two-sport student-athlete to I.T. professional
During his three years attending St. Clair College, Rodi Mazloum had a stringent regiment of waking up, going to class, working out, going to practice, studying, then going to bed.
Little did he know that this grind would pay big dividends in his life, both athletically and professionally.
Paramedic students 'Fill the Ambulance' for Downtown Mission
To help fill a void at Windsor's Downtown Mission at a time of great need, Paramedic students from St. Clair College filled an ambulance with food and winter clothing and delivered it to the Mission.
Students collected donations of non-perishable food, clothing, feminine hygiene products and pet food at the LaSalle Zehrs and Windsor Sobeys from Nov. 15 to 17, 2024.