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Researchers from SLC’s A. Britton Smith Center for Behavioural Studies (CBS) published an article in the scholarly journal, Behavioral Interventions on Friday June 26th, 2026. The article summarized community-based research wherein front-line autism therapists were trained to implement a rapport building procedure and then trained to teach SLC placement students on that procedure.

Faculty and students recently gathered to celebrate the accomplishments of the 2026 Hairstyling Accelerated Diploma graduating class. The cohort was recognized during a special awards celebration and potluck, marking the successful completion of their program. The annual event celebrates the dedication, talent, and professionalism demonstrated by students throughout their studies. Awards, generously donated by industry partners, were presented to graduates selected through an internal voting process conducted by hairstyling faculty and support staff.

SLC recently welcomed 90 participants to the 2026 Synapse Nursing Symposium on the Brockville campus, bringing together students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community partners for a day of collaboration and knowledge sharing. Guided by the theme, Innovation in Nursing Education: Advancing Lifelong Learning, the symposium featured 15 oral and 8 poster presentations showcasing a diverse range of research and practice. 

Twelve SLC School of Nursing members, including faculty and leadership attended the Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing (CASN) Biennial Nursing Education Conference, May 31 to June 2, 2026, with eight contributing presentations alongside peers from across Canada and globally. Held under the theme, Rising to Responsibility: Educating the Nurses for the Future, the conference brought together nurse educators, researchers, and students to share innovative approaches shaping nursing education. 

This year’s Pride Month is the 10-year anniversary of the first time a Pride Flag was raised on Parliament Hill in recognition of Pride. Throughout Pride Month (and the rest of the year) you are likely to see several variations of Pride flags. These flags range on the unique identities and lived experiences of 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals. One flag, you may see commonly is the Intersex Inclusive Pride Flag, designed in 2021 by activist Valentino Vecchietti.