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SLC Adjusts Course Delivery for the First Few Weeks of Winter 2022 Semester

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In response to provincial guidance and public health input, St. Lawrence College (SLC) will adjust its approach for the first few weeks of January classes.

This is a short-term adjustment as SLC remains committed to increasing the amount of in-person activity on our campuses, however considering provincial and public health guidelines, and the rapidly changing conditions of the pandemic, the College will take a more gradual approach to doing so.

In January, courses will be delivered via alternative delivery except for practical labs and workshops on campus. This means courses that were intended to return to in-person/on-campus in January will be alternative delivery for the first few weeks of the semester. This modification will enable the College to monitor and respond to provincial and public health unit updates and requirements. More details are available on SLC’s website and students can check Blackboard for course-specific details.

Libraries, cafeterias, study rooms, and public areas will remain accessible to students as much as possible under public health guidelines. The College will remain closed to the general public.

"This short-term adjustment will enable us to gradually transition to increased on-campus activity while monitoring the province and health units for updates," explained Glenn Vollebregt, SLC President and CEO. "We are committed to keeping the SLC community updated, and our teams are once again doing an incredible job helping our students continue to progress in their academic journeys."

More information can be found on the SLC website at stlawrencecollege.ca/winter2022

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ABOUT ST. LAWRENCE COLLEGE (SLC)

St. Lawrence College is situated on the traditional lands of the Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee peoples; we are grateful to live and learn on these lands. With campuses in Kingston, Brockville, and Cornwall, SLC delivers education and training that meets the needs of community, industry, and employers. The College prepares students to succeed in the global economy through relevant, practical programs and experiential learning opportunities. SLC offers more than 100 full-time programs including diplomas, degrees, graduate certificates, apprenticeships, micro-credentials and life-long learning opportunities. Everyone belongs in the SLC community, comprised of 12,000 full-time students and more than 125,000 alumni in 75 countries around the world.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Media Contact:

Media Contact:
Laura Tulchinsky
Communications Officer
St. Lawrence College
613.329.2451
communications@sl.on.ca

Julie Einarson
Senior Advisor, Communications and Government Relations
St. Lawrence College
613.328.2440
communications@sl.on.ca

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