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Neigellene Sanchez and Fabian Celaya, Health Care Administration post-graduate certificate students, obtained $3500 in funding from the SLC Student Association which enabled 70 of their fellow students in Canada and around the world to participate in trauma responsive care training in partnership with the Kingston Community Health Centre.

A group of international students enrolled in the Integrated English Online Program (IOEP) participated in an interview assignment to engage with local businesses and community members while sharing their professional and cultural knowledge. Each student was paired with a local business owner, based on their interests and chosen fields of future employment. Students interviewed a wide variety of people, including Vicki Keith, multiple world-record holder and paralympic swimming coach; Jacob Murray, co-owner and marketing director of Topsy Farms Ltd; Jennifer Baker, pharmacist and pharmacy owner; Cassandra Rendell, owner and operator of The Lodge Coffeehouse, and many other inspiring individuals.

Today marks the return to class for most winter semester programs, and I want to welcome everyone for a new term. I also want to share information and reminders about mask requirements, as anyone coming to campus must adhere to proper mask protocols.

After its launch last June, the South Dundas Tourism Pursuit app, created in partnership with SLC’s Game Programming students and the Municipality of South Dundas, has to date, been downloaded 758 times, according to James Dupuis, professor in the Game Programming program.

SLC is developing three new programs and is seeking community members to join the Ad-Hoc Program Advisory Committees to provide important insights. The programs are Serious Game Design, Mechatronics, and 3D Animation.