St Clair College President Patti France participated in the weekend celebration and the unveiling of the Rosalie Trombley commemorative statue at the foot of McDougall Ave. above Windsor's Festival Plaza. President France joined Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens, Rosalie Trombley's family and Canadian Music Hall of Fame recording artist Burton Cummings for this special event.
Members of the student executive boards of Student Representative Council (SRC) and Student Saints Athletic Association (SSAA) went to General Brock School this week to participate in the Summer Eats for Kids program. The College and our students have participated in this program for three years.
St. Clair College was pleased to host a visit from The Minister of Colleges and Universities Jill Dunlop.
Minster Dunlop toured the new Zekelman School of Information Technology tower which opened after her last visit.
The final piece of the Dr. Patti France Community Promenade at our Cabana Road campus has arrived and was installed today for all to see.
Windsor Fire and Rescue Services and the City of Windsor are set to play host this September to some of the most fit firefighters found in North America during FIREFEST 2023.
A group of our St. Clair College students are making sure some of our senior patients stay stimulated while spending time in the hospital.
By: Ari Poisson - Marketing Student – Genesis Centre
St. Clair College horticultural student Tyler Ross will be the latest landscape steward of Windsor's Mackenzie Hall, a building constructed in 1855 by Alexander Mackenzie, Canada's second prime minister.
Mayor Drew Dilkens was joined by Dr. Patti France, President of St. Clair College, to formally transfer stewardship of the Dr. Bruce and Kathryn White Memorial Park, a 12.2-acre property at 3860 Lauzon Road, to the City of Windsor.
We wanted to share with you the wonderful work our students have done for The Downtown Mission.