Armand Avolio and Samantha Elford are two students in a class that's making history at St. Clair College. They are among the first 30 students enrolled in the new four-year Honours Bachelor Degree in Social Justice and Legal Studies.
It is the first honours bachelor degree program to be offered at the college.
A resounding victory echoes through the halls of St. Clair College as IBM Program Team #1 emerges triumphant in the ASCM London & District Chapter Supply Chain Case Competition. The team was comprised of Jawahar Ramachandran Sundaramurthy, Ragul Ganesh Ramakrishnan, Dinakaran Veera Ragava Perumal, and Raj Philip Johnson.
(Windsor, Ontario) – For the fourth year, the Essex County Dental Society held a free dental clinic at St. Clair College in the Dental Clinic located on the first floor of the Anthony P. Toldo Centre for Applied Health Sciences at the South Windsor campus.
Student government groups and alumni associations from St. Clair College and the University of Windsor have partnered with their institutions to donate $100,000 in support efforts for front-line healthcare workers at Windsor Regional Hospital.
Five third-year marketing students brought home medals from the recent Ontario Colleges Marketing Competition, besting hundreds of students from much larger institutions.
"We like to call it the Marketing Olympics for Colleges," said Nicole Rourke, a marketing professor and long-time coach for the students who participate in the annual competition.
Paralegal students at St. Clair College will be involved in a new mediation service recently launched in collaboration with Family Services Windsor-Essex and the Windsor-Essex Bilingual Legal Clinic.
The Ontario government's decision to give colleges the option to deliver stand-alone nursing degree programs will produce more qualified nurses to fill key shortages in many communities.
More than 2,000 new students showed up for orientation this week to prepare for the start of classes Tuesday.
A $20,000 donation by the Municipality of Chatham-Kent has allowed St. Clair College of Applied Arts and Technology and the Lambton Kent District School Board to create a unique partnership involving students in the Early Childhood Education (ECE) program and Kindergarteners at Winston Churchill Public School.
The rhythm of a drum circle rang through the St. Clair College Sportsplex Thursday during a community PowWow that drew more than 1,000 people to celebrate ¬the achievements and successes of Indigenous students.