Purple flag to highlight woman abuse
St. Clair College raised the purple flag Monday, in recognition of two campaigns by Hiatus House to raise awareness about woman abuse.
November is Woman Abuse Prevention Month throughout Ontario. Hiatus House is hosting the Shine the Light™ on Woman Abuse and Wrapped in Courage campaigns in Windsor-Essex to highlight the issue of woman abuse and its impact on all of us.
Vaccine hesitancy among young adults to be subject of panel discussion
WE-SPARK Health Institute is hosting a student-led event to address vaccine hesitancy among young adults across Windsor-Essex.
The event “Sparking Vaccine Confidence Among Students of Windsor-Essex” will feature five panelists including a science expert, a frontline worker and students answering a variety of questions regarding their experience with COVID-19 vaccine hesitancies.
Suicide prevention courses teach life-saving skills
St. Clair College now has an additional 68 Suicide Alert Helpers and 30 Suicide First Aid Caregivers on campus thanks to the recent facilitation of fully-funded courses.
St. Clair student named Best Upcoming Artist in national competition
A Gothic-horror scarecrow makeup design has earned St. Clair Esthetician student Sarah Vasily nationwide praise after she won Best Upcoming Artist in the Twisted World of Artistry Contest for NYX Comestics Canada.
Have a coffee with a cop
Staff and students at St. Clair College will have a chance to build relationships and discuss community issues with leaders of the Windsor Police Service at the "Coffee with A Cop" event on Monday, Nov. 8th.
WE-Vax tuition prize winners revealed
Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens, St. Clair College President Patti France and Vice President College Communications & Community Relations John Fairley were at Windsor City Hall to greet winners of the WE Vax To Win contest.
Barrett Wills, of Windsor, and Louis Spadotto, of LaSalle, each won a tuition package from St. Clair College.
New St. Clair fire station puts applied knowledge to work
Students and instructors in the Pre-Service Firefighter Education and Training program at St. Clair College can already see the advantages of training and performing lab work in their new home, a two-bay fire station at 1905 Cabana Rd W.
Robots help CICE students gain independence
The Community Integration through Cooperative Education (CICE) program at St. Clair College has harnessed the cutting-edge interactive technology of Temi robots to break down academic and social barriers.
St. Clair recognized as a healthy workplace
The Windsor Essex County Health Unit's Working Toward Wellness (WTW) Workplace Wellness Committee has recognized St. Clair College as a healthy workplace.
This year, St. Clair garnered two gold awards for Health and Safety and Mental Health Promotion and an Organizational Social Responsibility award.
Early literacy research findings released
Two reports on early literacy have been released by a group of researchers from St. Clair College’s Research, Innovation and Entrepreneurship department in partnership with ProsperUs Cradle to Career strategy.