The Community and Justice Services program at St. Clair College prides itself on hands-on learning throughout the two years of study and over the past year, students have engaged in a number of experiential learning opportunities.
A collaboration between St. Clair College’s Community and Justice Services program and New Beginnings of Windsor is providing work integrated learning opportunities for students, preparation for entry into the workforce – and in some cases – jobs.
The Ontario Council on Articulation and Transfer (ONCAT) has announced funding to support projects that help students access postsecondary opportunities across Ontario's public colleges, universities, and Indigenous Institutes.
Being outside in the cold with nowhere to call home is something no one wants to experience.
But students at St. Clair College bundled into sleeping bags and tents on Friday to raise awareness and funds for those experiencing homelessness along with the Windsor Residence for Young Men (WRYM).
To help kick off the holiday season, students from St. Clair College are once again participating in the annual Windsor Goodfellows Newspaper Drive.
Students from a handful of programs at St. Clair College learned a valuable lesson outside the classroom this week: that just one canned good goes a long way.
With the cost of groceries on the rise, members of the College's Community and Justice Services (CJS) Club hosted a Fall Harvest Day to give fellow students' pocketbooks a break.
Who would have thought rappelling down 170 feet from the top of the historic CIBC building in downtown Windsor could raise awareness and funds for cancer patients in the community?
On February 16-17, 2024, the Community and Justice Services (CJS) students at St. Clair College took the lead in organizing the "Rough Night Out" event.