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Embracing Innovation: Exciting Innovations at the Heart of Learning Experience
Innovation is a core value at SLC, and this semester, we pushed the boundaries of traditional classrooms to create an immersive experience for our esthetic students in their ESTH 11- Anatomy and Physiology class.  Drawing inspiration from Grant Bradley, Professor of the Fitness & Health Promotion Program, and with the support of Steve Janssens and his team at the Innovation Hub, we designed an unforgettable class. Our setup included VR stations and collaborative round tables, seamlessly integrating technology into our teaching approach. 
SLC Professor Launches Book on Broadway Legend in New York City 
Mark Bergin, a musician, writer and photographic artist as well as professor and coordinator of SLC’s Music and Digital Media program will be in New York City on November 13 to celebrate the publication of his definitive biography of Broadway legend, Nat Horne.  
Treaties Recognition Week, 2023
In 2016, Ontario passed the first legislation of its kind in Canada declaring the first full week of November as Treaties Recognition Week. This year, Treaties Recognition Week is November 5-11, 2023.  Treaties Recognition Week helps students and the public learn about treaties from diverse Indigenous perspectives and encourages greater understanding of the importance of treaties in Ontario.
SLC Representatives Visit Rose Rocket Headquarters Ahead of Opening of Lab
On October 19, Patrick Egbunonu, Dean, Faculty of Business and Community Services and Teresa Pires, Associate Dean, General Business, accompanied Jessica Kostuck, Associate Director of Development on a stewardship visit to the headquarters of Rose Rocket Inc in Toronto. 
SLC’s Spark Creates Historical Documentary for Loyalist Township 
Spark is thrilled to reveal 'Legacies of Loyalist,' a compelling documentary that explores the rich historical essence of Loyalist Township, brought to life through six enthralling narratives. This endeavor, graciously backed by the Community Foundation for Kingston and Area, saw Spark in collaborative action with Loyalist Township, to encapsulate and disseminate an oral history destined to resonate with and galvanize both present and ensuing generations within the Loyalist community.