This is SLC: Our College News

We recently caught up with alumnus Tim Porter, a 2007 graduate of Music Theatre–Performance, and a 2024 Premier’s Award nominee in the Creative Arts and Design category. A seasoned arts professional, Tim has spent more than two decades championing and innovating within Canadian theatre. Just one year after graduating from SLC, he founded Tweed & Company Theatre, which has grown into a thriving organization known for producing and presenting high-quality theatrical experiences across Ontario. Throughout his career, Tim has written numerous stage productions and directed a wide range of successful shows, leaving a lasting impact on the Canadian arts community.

Behind every smooth login and reliable network connection is a dedicated IT professional. In recognition of IT Professionals Day, we are spotlighting Holden Smalbill, Director of Technology at Alliance Security and Communications, Kingston, and graduate of SLC’s Computer Networking and Technical Support program in 2015 (now called Computer Systems Technician.) From mentoring student placements and serving on SLC’s Professional Advisory Committee (PAC), to building innovative technology solutions, Holden reflects on his career, the value of hands-on learning, and the technologies shaping the future of the industry. 

Applications are open for two new online asynchronous Business programs: Business Online Full-time and Business Online Part-time. Designed for flexibility, the online format allows students to balance work, family, and other commitments. Both programs will offer intakes in January and September, with the part-time program also offering a May intake. 

This fall marks a significant milestone for SLC as the inaugural class begins the new Bachelor of Commerce: Social Innovation program designed to prepare the next generation of innovative leaders and changemakers. The program was developed over the last several years through the collaborative efforts of dozens of faculty members and subject matter experts who worked together to create a curriculum that responds to some of today's most pressing business and societal challenges. From climate change and sustainable economic development to addressing social inequities, students will gain the knowledge and skills needed to create meaningful impact in their communities and workplaces. 

St. Lawrence College is set to unveil The Next Wave, a new marketing and recruiting campaign that reimagines how the college tells its story to prospective students, current students, employees, alumni, and the wider community. The new campaign was created entirely in-house by Graphic Designers Heidi Wallace Patenaude and Vince Perez, with photography by SLC's Content Strategist & Designer Adam Smith. We spoke to Heidi and Vince about the concept, the visual choices behind it, and what they hope it will mean for everyone who encounters it.