This is SLC: Our College News

SLC’s popular ASK ME Campaign is back, and we need your help! As the fall semester winds down, we quickly look forward to welcoming our new and returning students to the winter semester. Sign up today to be one of the friendly faces that make our campuses feel like home to students.  The ASK ME Campaign is an initiative designed to help new and returning students feel welcomed and comfortable as they navigate campus. Running from January 6th to January 17th, 2025, this campaign encourages staff volunteers to be visible, approachable, and ready to assist students as they find their way around. Whether it’s providing directions, answering questions, or simply sharing a smile, your presence can make all the difference in a student’s day. 

On November 15th, Aba Mortley, program coordinator, Esthetics, and Ekta Singh, program coordinator for Health Care Administration, had the privilege of representing St. Lawrence College and participating in the Black, Racialized, and Indigenous Student Career Fair hosted by the Boys and Girls Club Southeast Kingston. The event, organized by Grade 12 student Ayesha Bukhari in collaboration with the equity team at the Limestone District School Board, brought together inspiring leaders and advocates from the community, including Aba Mortley, Mona Rahman, Jason Morningstar, and Peng Seng Cau. 

First-year Environmental Technician students from St. Lawrence College have completed a series of impactful Environmental Sustainability Action Projects as part of their course, ENVI 1000: Environmental Issues and Solutions. These projects showcased the students' dedication to promoting sustainability while engaging meaningfully with the Cornwall community.

On November 27th, third year nursing students in the Mental Health Challenges course gave guided tours of their group projects that are on display in the Marianne van Silfhout Gallery as part of the current exhibit, May You Be Well. Also on display are drawings and paintings by students in the Fine Arts program. 

Thank you to SLC community members who participated in the Cano program in 2024! Small changes lead to significant impact when we work together. Use the free Cano when you visit any SLC cafeteria and contribute to reduced waste to landfills.