This is SLC: Our College News

On March 19 the Recruitment team hosted secondary students from Limestone District School Board’s River Program and Gateway Program on the Kingston campus, giving them a look at life at SLC.  The group enjoyed stump stamping, frame building, and wood burning activities, and were able to take home their creations -- and we discovered artists within the group! Following an electrical demonstration, the students worked in pairs to run and secure wires to switches and lightbulbs.    The students toured campus and learned about many programs and services offered at SLC before spending some time in the Waasaabiidaasamose Indigenous Centre. 

This week, on March 27, 28, and 29, the Marianne van Silfhout Gallery is hosting the "TAKE A STAND" project to help raise awareness about the human trafficking epidemic along the 401 corridor that is targeting the young people in our communities and the vulnerable students at our college.   This impactful project was started by the staff at the Maison Baldwin House women's shelter in Cornwall after receiving a substantial donation of white Calvin Klein jeans for their fundraising boutique. The Public Educator for the shelter, Danielle McCormick, developed a presentation about human trafficking that she took into the high schools in the Cornwall area to teach students about what they can do to protect themselves and their friends.

The "D Executives" student team from St. Lawrence College made history at the Ontario Project Management Competition on March 24, 2025, held at Toronto Metropolitan University's Ted Rogers School of Management.  As the first team from Cornwall to reach the finals, they secured fourth place and received an honorary recognition from the judges. The competition featured ten student teams from universities and colleges across Ontario. 

On March 19th, SLC Cornwall hosted its inaugural Iftar at the Innovation Hub, marking a significant moment for the community to come together in celebration of Ramadan. This heartwarming event allowed students and employees to share in the spirit of unity and mutual respect.  Carmen Law, the Director of Belonging, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion at SLC, was instrumental in enabling me to turn this initiative into a reality through her generous support.

We recently celebrated the fifth annual Around the World Project - WAW 2025, a transformative experiential learning initiative that brought together post-secondary students from across the globe. This year, the project focused on raising awareness about the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with an emphasis on Inclusivity in Cities. The event was a collaborative effort between St. Lawrence College’s Project Management (PM) program, Durham College, Binus University, INHolland University of Applied Sciences, and North-West University.