Walter LaPlante, a graduate of the Mechanical Engineering Technology – Mechatronics program in 2009 received his 2025 Premier's Award in the category of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Innovation at a special awards ceremony on Nov. 24, 2205.
A recent recipient of the St. Clair College Alumni of Distinction award is adding another impressive accolade to his resume.
Walter LaPlante, a graduate of the Mechanical Engineering Technology – Mechatronics program in 2009, has been awarded the 2025 Premier's Award in the category of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Innovation.
For Justin Lammers, going to St. Clair College represented a huge turning point in his life.
For years, he didn't have the grades to get into college. But when he finally got accepted, Lammers made the most of it.
He studied in the Paramedic program, leaning on positive role models to help him get through school.
Ibiso Briggs travelled a great distance and made many sacrifices for her chance at a better future.
And Briggs says she got that on Tuesday when she – and thousands of other new graduates had their diplomas and degrees conferred at St. Clair College's eleventh and twelfth sessions of Fall Convocation on Sept. 30, 2025, at the WFCU Centre.
It was 31 years ago when Paula Reaume-Zimmer received her Nursing diploma from St. Clair College at the Thames Arena in Chatham – a day she remembers vividly.
The largest ever graduating class from St. Clair College had their diplomas, certificates and degrees conferred during five Spring Convocation sessions in Windsor from June 2 to 4, 2025.
More than 5,500 students participated in five sessions, graduating from various schools within the College.
St. Clair College proudly celebrated the achievements of six exceptional graduates at the 32nd annual Alumni of Distinction Awards on Friday, May 2, 2025.
The 2025 recipients of St. Clair College's Alumni of Distinction Award have industry experience ranging from the culinary arts to tool and mold, and everything in between. While these six individuals have diverse educational backgrounds, they all share the common traits of tremendous professional success and have positively impacted their communities.
When Nick Brancaccio drives around Windsor with his wife Noria, he has an exhaustive story to share about every street corner.
"Things like that, they just stick with you," Brancaccio says, joking that his ‘audience of one' was likely growing weary of his endless barrage of local lore.
Today, Chief Dan Miskokomon's of Walpole Island First Nation visited our National Powerline Training Centre at St. Clair College's Chatham campus was not just a homecoming, but a poignant reminder of the intersection between education, heritage, and community service. As a proud alumnus of St.