Fleming College

From diploma to PhD, Kelly McLean shares her Fleming education pathways experience

A passion for research and asking questions is what drove Kelly McLean on her education journey, earning diplomas, a bachelor’s degree, master’s degree, and now working towards a PhD. But achieving this level of education was not what Kelly had in mind when she started her post-secondary studies at Fleming College. “I had never planned… Continue reading From diploma to PhD, Kelly McLean shares her Fleming education pathways experience

Kim Magee makes a difference as Front Porch Project photographer

As Kim Magee approaches homes in Lindsay, Ont., individuals, couples, families and sometimes even pets emerge from their front doors with a bright smile to greet her. Kim is a Front Porch Project photographer, snapping family portraits from a distance in exchange of a donation. The Fleming College graduate has raised $2,775 in the past… Continue reading Kim Magee makes a difference as Front Porch Project photographer

UNB master’s student Kelly McLean credits Fleming Education Pathways for achieving education goals

Kelly McLean credits Fleming College’s strong pathway agreement with Trent University for helping her achieve her education goals. “The transfer agreement with Trent was key to me achieving my schooling goals because I was able to complete a four year degree in two years. If I had to complete all four years I likely would not have… Continue reading UNB master’s student Kelly McLean credits Fleming Education Pathways for achieving education goals

From animals in captivity to Canadian wildlife, Valedictorian Zachary Steele discusses his career change

After 10 years as an animal care technician and maintenance worker, Zachary Steele was ready for change. “I decided it was time to turn my focus from animals happily living in captivity, to the wildlife and natural resources of Canada,” said Zachary. “I decided to apply to Fleming to increase my knowledge of the outdoors,… Continue reading From animals in captivity to Canadian wildlife, Valedictorian Zachary Steele discusses his career change