Fleming College celebrates graduates of new Solar Installation program
Family and friends recently gathered to celebrate the accomplishments of 15 students who laboured for six months to complete a challenging program offered by Fleming College in Solar Installation and Maintenance. Although Friday, April 1 was April Fool’s Day, there was no fooling at this celebration ceremony held at the community centre in Alderville. In… Continue reading Fleming College celebrates graduates of new Solar Installation program
Celebrating the contributions of past Fleming College Foundation Board members
Past volunteers and Fleming College Foundation Board members gathered for a recognition event at the Sutherland Campus on April 12. In a brief ceremony, Fleming College President Tony Tilly and Chief Advancement Officer Shirlanne Pawley-Boyd thanked past volunteer Board presidents and Board members for their dedication and leadership of the Fleming College Foundation. President Tilly… Continue reading Celebrating the contributions of past Fleming College Foundation Board members
Celebrating the contributions of past Fleming College Foundation Board members
Past volunteers and Fleming College Foundation Board members gathered for a recognition event at the Sutherland Campus on April 12. In a brief ceremony, Fleming College President Tony Tilly and Chief Advancement Officer Shirlanne Pawley-Boyd thanked past volunteer Board presidents and Board members for their dedication and leadership of the Fleming College Foundation. President Tilly… Continue reading Celebrating the contributions of past Fleming College Foundation Board members
New program for adults with intellectual, developmental disabilities
Fleming College is one of only a handful of colleges offering a unique new program designed for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, autism spectrum disorder and brain injury. The Community Integration through Cooperative Education (CICE) program starts in September 2011 and will have room for 20 students. It is a two-year program and students… Continue reading New program for adults with intellectual, developmental disabilities
Students join medical brigade traveling to the Philippines
Two fourth-semester Practical Nursing students recently joined a local medical brigade that travelled to the Philippines from Feb. 25 to Mar. 13. Kathleen Campbell and Sara Henderson visited Kalibo, in the province of Aklan as part of a team of 20 that included five doctors and three registered nurses (one of the RNs was Fleming… Continue reading Students join medical brigade traveling to the Philippines
In compliance with the provincial government’s Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, Fleming College has posted its salary information for 2010 on its website at: http://flemingcollege.com/PDF/PSSD-2010.pdf The college’s salary disclosure statement has been reported to the province. It will be posted on the government’s website today. Located in the heart of Central Ontario, Fleming College has… Continue reading Public Sector Salary Disclosure
Arboriculture students will be demonstrating their aerial skills high above the ground at the annual Fleming Tree Climbing Competition. Twenty-five students will compete in five events – Aerial Rescue, Speed Climb, Footlock, Throw Line, and Work Climb. The students will follow the same rules and guidelines that the International Society of Arboriculture International Tree Climbing… Continue reading Annual Tree Climbing Competition at Frost Campus
An Ontario Historical Plaque honouring renowned naturalist and author Ernest Thompson Seton was officially rededicated at an event at Fleming College’s Frost Campus on March 29. Seton spent part of his childhood in Lindsay, a period in his life that greatly influenced his later works. Close to 100 people attended the evening event that also… Continue reading Seton historical plaque unveiled at Frost Campus
Create It in Huntsville this summer. For the first time ever, Fleming College’s Haliburton School of The Arts – in partnership with Education Huntsville, Canada Summit Centre and the Town of Huntsville – will offer week-long arts courses for children and adults this July. “The creativity and love of the arts that is evident in… Continue reading HSTA offers new summer arts courses in Huntsville
Five students from the Frost Campus will soon be embarking on the trip of a lifetime when they head to South Africa to volunteer with the Askari Wilderness Conservation program. Leaving April 30, the students – three in the Ecosystem Management Technician program and two in the Ecosystem Management Technology program – will undertake a… Continue reading Out of the classroom and into South Africa