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SLC Unveils Two New Flexible Learning Classrooms
SLC officially unveiled two innovative flexible learning classrooms on Wednesday, March 4, 2026 in Cornwall and in Kingston, marking a major step forward in creating more accessible and collaborative learning spaces.  The simultaneous event showcased the powerful technology built into the rooms. As part of the demonstration, JJ Bosica from the School for Contemporary Teaching and Learning demonstrated the seamless experience these classrooms offer: cameras automatically track instructors as they move, while built‑in microphones capture clear audio without the need for lapel mics. Students attending in person, online, or from the other campus can engage equally and effortlessly. 
March Library Happenings 
March is packed with celebrations—International Women’s Day, Pi Day, St. Patrick’s Day, and the Spring Equinox—and the library has activities all month long for students and staff to enjoy. Read more about activities this month. 
Calling Faculty Leaders: Join SLC’s Board of Governors
St. Lawrence College is inviting full-time faculty to consider an exciting leadership opportunity. Nominations are now open for the tri-campus SLC Faculty Governor Representative on the College’s Board of Governors.   If you are passionate about leadership, governance, financial sustainability, program innovation, or organizational development, this is a unique opportunity to grow professionally while making a meaningful impact. 
SLC Civil Engineering Technology Graduate Bridges to Degree at Queen’s
In honour of National Engineering Month, we’re shining a light on SLC programs in the engineering sphere whose graduates are highly skilled technicians in high-demand fields. These include Instrumentation and Control Engineering; Electrical Engineering Technician; Energy Systems Engineering Technician; and Civil Engineering Technology.   
Snowed In Studios Continues Strong Partnership with Game Programming
For the past five years, Snowed In Studios in Ottawa has been an invaluable partner to the Game Programming program, offering ongoing support that extends well beyond traditional industry engagement. As active members of the Program Advisory Committee, Snowed In leaders provide guidance that helps ensure the program aligns with current industry standards and expectations.