This is SLC: Our College News

A second‑year student in the Community and Justice Services (CJS) program completed a placement with HomeBase Housing, working alongside their Street Outreach Team. That experience played a big role in inspiring them to organize a winter clothing drive.

Project Management faculty members Deanna Davies and Saima Naqvi proudly represented St. Lawrence College at the Thrive 2025 Conference, hosted by the Project Management Institute (PMI) Ottawa Valley Outaouais.

Students in the Perspectives of Leadership course in the Business Administration program, achieved an impressive milestone during the fall 2025 semester. As part of their studies, the student team conducted a leadership research project titled “The AI Era and Adaptive Leadership.”   This project was developed in collaboration with research led by Professor Denise Neilson and focused on a highly relevant question: How are leaders adapting to the emergence of artificial intelligence in their organizations and roles? 

For more than 20 years, Dr. Maha Othman has been a dedicated faculty member in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program at SLC. Alongside teaching, she has maintained an active research program in the field of bleeding and thrombosis, publishing over 140 peer-reviewed articles and coordinating collaborative projects nationally and internationally. Central to her work is the involvement of students—both undergraduate and postgraduate—as well as early-career professionals.  

Gender-based violence (GBV) remains one of the most urgent and pervasive issues in our world — often invisible, often silenced, yet deeply rooted in every community. Over the past seven weeks, our HCA Capstone students partnered with Victim Services of Kingston & Frontenac to explore how healthcare providers can create safety, understanding, and meaningful change.