Awareness

This Thursday – January 24th – open wide, say “Aaaaaah”, and scrape a cell or two from the inside of your mouth/cheek with a Q-tip. Doing so could make you a life-saver. From 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. that day, in the “old” Student Centre (lounge area…

On Wednesday, January 23rd – have dozens of your resumes printed, get decked out in your most impressive wardrobe, and put some talcum powder on your palms to eliminate handshake-clamminess, as you take part in the most productive and convenient…

Story and Photos by Lauren O’Brien Mike Domitrz visited the Student Life Centre on September 20 to discuss consent and dating with St. Clair College students.

Contributed by Muriel Sampson of the College’s First Nation, Metis and Inuit Student Services Centre Sunday, September 30 is Orange Shirt Day. It is the fifth annual day in recognition of the damage done by the residential school system. Orange…

St. Clair is one of a large number of local institutions and agencies that has joined a new initiative to improve youth services in Windsor-Essex. This news release, issued by the area’s United Way, described the new project, following a kick-off…

Contributed by the Canadian Mental Health Association, Windsor-Essex County Branch The Canadian Mental Health Association, Windsor-Essex County Branch (CMHA-WECB), in partnership with the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit (WECHU), is leading a…

Contributed by Mark Benoit Thames Campus student (and graduate) Ashley Gialelem recently received the Sid Ebare Perseverance Award from the Chatham-Kent Accessibility Advisory Committee. Ashley knew from a very young age that the purpose of her…

FEBRUARY 20 UPDATE: AS IT TURNS OUT, ST. CLAIR WILL NOT BE PARTICIPATING IN THIS SURVEY. HAVING EXAMINED THE SURVEY IN CLOSER DETAIL, THE COLLEGE'S RESEARCH AND ETHICS COMMITTEE HAS IDENTIFIED VARIOUS INADEQUACIES IN THE PROCESS, AND HAS SCRAPPED…

A couple of months ago, Ron McKerlie, the President of Hamilton’s Mohawk College, presented his two dozen Ontario Presidential counterparts with ceramic plates, emblazoned with messages about mental health dialogues. They were “ConvoPlates”, a…

From the Canadian News Wire Service Bell “Let's Talk” has announced the expansion of its national postsecondary mental health campaign to 128 campuses nationwide, representing a student population of more than a million. Moving into the broader…