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Kamsi Bona

Kamsi Bona feared he wouldn't have what it takes to make it in the "real world."

St. Clair College welcomed The Honourable Rechie Valdez, Minister of Small Business, along with Windsor-Tecumseh Member of Parliament, Irek, Kusmierczyk, to our main campus on March 12.

It’s all about changing the world — but the recognition is also nice.

St. Clair College teams have taken first and third place places in the Enactus Canada 2024 Regional Competition, beating out dozens of other teams from across Central Canada.

In an exciting display of cybersecurity teamwork, the School of Information Technology recently organized a successful day-long tabletop hackathon in collaboration with SiberX at the Centre for the Arts ballroom in March.

The Dental Clinic recently welcomed elementary students for a special 'Kiddie Day' event, combining essential check-ups, engaging educational sessions with enjoyable activities. The event not only provided valuable dental care but also left a lasting impression on the young participants, who eagerly shared their written gratitude with the faculty.

St. Clair College is excited to announce the establishment of three comprehensive pathway agreements, with Trent University, catering specifically to students in Business Accounting, Business Administration Accounting, and General Business fields. These initiatives aim to facilitate seamless transitions for students from diploma programs at St.

Jamie Hitchcock, a 3rd-year apprentice in the General Machinist program at St. Clair College, is making waves in the traditionally male-dominated field of skilled trades. Her remarkable journey serves as a testament to dedication, passion, and resilience, as she defies stereotypes and pursues her dreams.

This past weekend, the St. Clair College team competed in the 19th annual Scotiabank Vanier National Marketing Case Competition in Montreal, QC. The team was made up of Business Administration - Marketing students; Ellie Hanna, Taha Lababidi and Cameron Rudy, along with the team alternates; Mimi Nguyen and Roman Kovalev and their faculty coaches; Justina Ciarlariello and David Garant.

On Friday, March 1, students from various programs had the opportunity to meet employers from the education and community service sectors.

Our OTA/PTA program celebrated the culmination of our didactic OTA/PTA journey with a captivating session by VON Canada on falls prevention and their innovative SMART (Seniors Maintaining Active Roles Together) program.  The day overflowed with shared wisdom and inspiration, leaving our students energized and equipped to make a real difference in patient care.