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As part of the Nursing Fundamentals course module on Indigenous Health, first-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing students participated in a meaningful cultural experience led by Shirley Chaisson, Indigenous Student Advisor.  The class began with a visit to the Waasaabiidaasamose Indigenous Centre, where students learned about its role in supporting Indigenous learners. Shirley then guided the group outdoors for a traditional smudging ceremony, offering insight into its significance in Indigenous culture. 

The Supply Chain Management graduate certificate has been refreshed and, for the first time, features a standalone Lean and Six Sigma course. The course teaches students to apply Lean and Six Sigma tools to streamline processes, reduce waste, and improve quality. Key techniques — 5S, DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control), value-stream mapping, and root-cause analysis — are introduced to emphasize data-driven, continuous improvement. 

SLC has established a new Climate Action Committee, uniting leaders from diverse sectors of the College and the City of Kingston with a shared commitment to advancing meaningful environmental initiatives. The group represents a collaborative community-focused effort aimed at identifying, designing, and implementing sustainable solutions that enhance the College’s environmental performance and strengthen its role as a local sustainability partner.

Study supply chain and logistics on a part-time, course-by-course basis. These courses from SLC's Supply Chain Management program are delivered in the evening from 6-9pm on our Cornwall campus -- perfect for working professionals who want to advance their knowledge and skills in a particular topic without enrolling in a full-time program.

Thinking about attending college in the new year? There’s still time to apply to St. Lawrence College programs with a Winter 2026 intake.