The Centre for Campus Innovation in Campus Mental Health (CICMH) successfully brought together post-secondary institutions and community organizations, to champion campus mental health. Attendees utilized the unique platform to showcase impactful initiatives, paving the way for potential partnerships and exploring new avenues for growth and synergy.
St. Clair College hosted the event 'Malcolm X and the Struggle for Justice and Brotherhood,' featuring esteemed historian, journalist, writer, and activist, Abdur-Rahman Muhammad.
St. Clair College played host to the first monthly dinner meeting of the Canadian Italian Business & Professional Association (CIBPA) in 2024. The event, held at the St. Clair College Centre for the Arts, brought together members and guests for an evening of networking, reflection, and discussions on the ongoing partnership between the College, CIBPA, and the St.
On Thursday, November 2nd, 2023, at the WFCU centre St. Clair College hosted the first annual St. Clair College Night at the Windsor Spitfires.
During the event Michael Silvaggi VP, Academic & Registrar had the pleasure of dropping the puck with our mascot Griff to start the hockey game against rival Kitchener Rangers.
President Patti France was out early Thursday morning, handing out the annual edition of the Windsor Goodfellows newspaper, which helps raise funds to purchase Christmas baskets for families in need during the holidays and throughout the year.
St. Clair College Board of Governors is proud to announce the appointment of Michael Silvaggi as its 7th President. This appointment follows an extensive nationwide search conducted by the executive recruitment company of Odgers Berndtson, and it has been unanimously approved by the Board of Governors.
Michael Silvaggi will officially assume his new role as President on June 1, 2024.
The event, held on March 21 at the Ciociaro Club, drew over 500 attendees, including staff, students, and community members, to commemorate the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
St. Clair College has received $720,000 in social innovation research grants to tackle youth homelessness and school nutrition in Windsor-Essex.
St Clair College and Windsor Youth Centre (WYC)
showcased a heartwarming display of community and compassion to provide local youth facing housing insecurities and homelessness with a hot meal and a care package to go.
A group of our St. Clair College students are making sure some of our senior patients stay stimulated while spending time in the hospital.