Shirley Douglas visits Fleming

Renowned actor and activist Shirley Douglas gave an inspired and passionate address to students in the School of Health and Wellness, urging them to speak up to ensure Canada’s public health care system remains intact."It will be over my dead

Frost faculty member wins LIFT Award

 Fleming College faculty member John Knight has won a Leadership in Faculty Teaching (LIFT) Award.The award recognizes teaching excellence at Ontarios colleges and universities. In addition to receiving the award, Mr. Knight will receive $20,000 ov

Fleming College experiences highest first year enrolment in 40 years

As students head back to class, Fleming College will see a 12 per cent jump in first year enrolment – projected to be one of the highest increases in all of Ontario’s 24 colleges.More than 2,850 students are expected to start first-semester

ReINVENT YOURSELF THIS FALL

Fleming College is inviting you to ReINVENT YOURSELF THIS FALL by checking out the college’s new Continuing Education calendar.With more than 50 new courses and certificates there’s never been a better time to continue your personal journey o

40th Convocation at Fleming

With smiles, hugs and a few tears, more than 2,200 Fleming students graduated at the college’s 40th annual convocation ceremonies at all campuses between June 1 and 15.Ceremonies took place on June 1 in Haliburton, June 8 at Frost, June 11 in Cobo

New Programs Approved

Fleming College’s Board of Governors has approved three new programs – a joint degree-diploma in Ecological Restoration, a Powered Lift Technician diploma and, through OntarioLearn’s distance education program, a new diploma in Militar

Students raise funds for eagle conservation

A group of Fleming College students with a passion for conservation has raised more than $5,000 in grants to support the bald eagle population in southern Ontario.

Rick’s Mayoh’s Story

Rick, a graduate of the college’s Drug and Alcohol Counsellor program (2004), has been waging an ongoing battle against the demons that face Inuit society, a culture that has been crippled by high rates of addiction, abuse and suicide.

Rick’s Mayoh’s Story

Rick, a graduate of the college’s Drug and Alcohol Counsellor program (2004), has been waging an ongoing battle against the demons that face Inuit society, a culture that has been crippled by high rates of addiction, abuse and suicide.

School of Health and Wellness Students are well-prepared

Within Fleming’s Massage Therapy program, 92 per cent of its graduates passed the practical component of the certification exam, compared to a provincial pass rate of 77 per cent. On the theory section of the exam, 90 per cent of Fleming graduates