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SLC Student Earns Bronze at Skills Ontario Competition
St. Lawrence College is proud to celebrate Computer Programming student Pablo Lopez Sandoval, who earned a bronze medal at the 2026 Skills Ontario Web Design and Development competition. An international student from Mexico, Pablo will graduate this June from the Cornwall campus.
From Placement to Full-Time Employment
SLC Brockville CICE student Thomas Bowman is celebrating an exciting milestone as his placement experience at 3M has officially turned into a full-time career opportunity. One of the primary goals of the Community Integration through Cooperative Education (CICE) program is to support students in developing the skills and experience needed to secure entry-level employment, and Thomas’s journey is a strong example of this goal in action.
Leading with Experience: A Paramedic Journey Comes Full Circle
Reflecting on my 18-year journey with Cornwall SDG Paramedic Services, I am proud of the path that has brought me from a Primary Care Paramedic at the age of 19 to my current role as Commander, a position I assumed in 2025. After graduating from Paramedic at SLC in 2008, I was fortunate to begin my paramedic career immediately—an opportunity that set the foundation for a rewarding and meaningful profession.
Shaping Futures in Long-Term Care: Celebrating Progress During Nurses Week 
As we recognize Nurses Week and celebrate the dedication, compassion, and expertise of nurses across our communities, we are pleased to share an important milestone in our ongoing research: Shaping Positive Perceptions of Long-Term Care: Linking Educational Innovations with Social Media Strategies to Inspire Future Nurses.  With the support of a three-year grant from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) through the College and Community Social Innovation Fund (CCSIF), our team is leading a province-wide initiative to address the critical shortage of nurses in Canada’s long-term care (LTC) sector. At its heart, this project is about elevating LTC as a meaningful, rewarding, and essential area of nursing practice. 
Building Connections: Engaging Guidance Counsellors in Skilled Trades Pathways
The Trades and Technology team hosted 15 guidance counsellors from the Renfrew County District School Board last month with tours of the millwright lab, wind turbine lab. The Mobile Training Lab as it was being loaded up and being readied to depart for its Upper Canada District School Board spring campaign.  SLC faculty and staff who took part in the tour included John McGrath and Clint Lawrence, who explained what students and apprentices learn in the Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) and Mechanical Technician program.