29th Annual Loggersports Competition at Fleming Frost Campus
On Saturday, November 5, 2011, the Fleming College Frost Campus in Lindsay will host the 29th Annual Loggersports Competition. Teams from Canada and the United States will take part in various events including crosscut saw, log decking, axe throw, chain saw and pole climb competitions. Admission is free for spectators. Events will be held at… Continue reading 29th Annual Loggersports Competition at Fleming Frost Campus
Student enrolment at Fleming College remains strong with 6,001 students registered for the 2011 fall semester, just shy of last year’s record enrolment of 6,058 students.
Greater Peterborough Chamber of Commerce Awards Bursary to Fleming Student
Fleming College Business Administration student Matthew Warren is the recipient of a $1,000 Business Leadership Bursary sponsored by the Greater Peterborough Chamber of Commerce. The award was presented to Warren at the 8th Annual Peterborough Business Excellence Awards Gala held on Tuesday, October 18th held at the Trentwinds in Peterborough, Ontario. “Thank you, I am… Continue reading Greater Peterborough Chamber of Commerce Awards Bursary to Fleming Student
Fleming College will welcome new students to the Sutherland Campus July 11-15 to help them “Get a Jump on September” before classes begin. Students will have the opportunity to make arrangements for financial aid, parking, meal plans, lockers, student identification and more. The college will offer student and parent sessions designed to support the transition… Continue reading Welcome Days are here at Fleming College
October Tour of the campus Fleming’s Board met at the Frost Campus on Oct. 27 where governors received a guided tour of ongoing renovations from Randy Prentice, capital projects manager at the college. A number of changes have occurred at the campus. The board room has returned to its original location in room 252, and… Continue reading News from the Board
Students in the Security and Risk Management program spent the morning of Nov. 18 identifying weaknesses in safety and security at three downtown locations.
Invisible electrical burn or shock injuries are “absolutely unlike any other injury,” a leading medical expert told a Fleming audience recently. Dr. Joel Fish, currently the medical director of the Hospital for Sick Children Burn Centre, is formerly medical director of the Worker’s Compensation Burn Specialty program and the founder and former Chief Medical Officer… Continue reading Electrical Safety Symposium
The Fleming College community was treated to a top-notch show of talented musical acts at the inaugural Fleming’s Got Talent competition, held at the Sutherland Campus Nov. 9.