A St. Clair College professor in the Paramedic program has been recognized for his outstanding contributions to emergency medical services.
Prof. John Lassaline received the honour at the Ontario Association of Paramedic Chiefs Gala held on Thursday, September 25, 2025.
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.
The halls of St. Clair College were alive with energy as new students met with fellow classmates and professors, touring the facilities and getting introduced to College life during day one of Fall 2025 Orientation.
Thousands of students are taking part in a week of sessions from Aug. 26 to 29, tailored to each different school and program offered at St. Clair College.
St. Clair College's Centre for Academic Excellence and Quality Assurance hosted its annual faculty retreat on Friday, June 13, where nearly 100 faculty members networked, heard from guest speakers and took part in professional development sessions.
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.
St. Clair College and the Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (EACPHS) at Wayne State University in Detroit, Mich. have signed a new transfer agreement that will streamline the pathway process for St.
Evan Gaggero was a Police Foundations student at St. Clair College one year ago, when he first attended the First Responders Career Fair.
Today, he is Ontario Provincial Police Cadet Evan Gaggero, and he's back at the Career Fair looking to find the next recruits to follow in his footsteps.
To help fill a void at Windsor's Downtown Mission at a time of great need, Paramedic students from St. Clair College filled an ambulance with food and winter clothing and delivered it to the Mission.
Students collected donations of non-perishable food, clothing, feminine hygiene products and pet food at the LaSalle Zehrs and Windsor Sobeys from Nov. 15 to 17, 2024.
St. Clair College has a longstanding reputation for producing highly skilled paramedics ready to
serve in challenging environments. But students and faculty recognize that learning to be a paramedic is about more than the hard skills they learn in the classroom, it's also about soft skills like mentorship and supporting one another.
On August 31, 2022, St Clair College hosted a Paramedic Strategic Summit to better understand the current demands of Paramedic Services and prioritize strategies for 2022/2023. As a result, it was identified that increasing enrollment in the Paramedic program would serve as a longer-term strategy for the recruitment difficulties being experienced across the province.