Need-To-Know News

Among the items discussed and acted upon by the college’s Board of Governors (BofG) during its past few meetings were these … PLANS FIRMED UP FOR SPORTS PARK Most of the “t’s are crossed and the i’s are dotted” as the college pushes ahead with its…

Contributed by the Chatham Kent Community Foundation The Chatham Kent Community Foundation, through its Community Fund, along with South Kent Wind through the South Kent Wind Community Fund, has donated $40,000 to the construction of additional…

Student leaders for 2018-19 have been announced, following the campus elections that took place this week. The Student Representative Council (SRC) President next year will be current Student Affairs Vice-President Holly Nicholson. She defeated…

Among the campus scenery on February 22 ,,, The college's Enactus group proved a point in the cafeteria during the lunch hour ... namely, that we aren't particularly conscientious recyclers. Its members collected a bunch of garbage bags from…

Editor’s Note: Following up on an announcement that was originally made during a Ministerial visit to St. Clair in January (http://stclair-src.org/news/need-know-news/skills-boost-launched-st-clair), here is more info about the new federal “Skills…

Ontario Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne – and newly appointed Minister of Advanced Education and Skills Development Mitzie Hunter – toured St. Clair’s year-old Regional Skilled Trades Training Centre on February 15, meeting with students, and…

St. Clair’s two student governments – Windsor’s Student Representative Council (SRC) and Thames Students Incorporated (TSI) at the Chatham campus – have announced their intentions to terminate their membership in the province-wide College Student…

Contributed by the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development Ontario is reducing greenhouse gas pollution and supporting student achievement by investing in energy improvements at college and university campuses across the province.…

Last summer, St. Clair President Patti France delivered a speech to Windsor’s Women In Construction organization, featuring an encouraging observation. As she’d flipped through the 2016-17 college Yearbook of graduating class photos, she noticed an…

Contributed by the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development Ontario is ensuring that the apprenticeship system meets the changing demands of the economy by giving apprentices the skills they need to succeed, and providing employers…