Fleming College

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Social Connect Club for the Neurodiverse!

* Examples of neurodiversity include Autism, ADHD, learning disability, and mental health conditions.ca.specialisterne.com/autism-and-neurodiversity

This club is an opportunity to:

• Connect with other students socially in a supportive environment
• Participate in games, arts and crafts, de-stress and have fun!
• Explore topics related to college life, resilience, persistence, wellness, communication, building relationships etc.
• Speak with upper-year students about their experiences
• Mentor new students

Join the group on Thursdays at 12 p.m.

For more information, please email us!

FROST students Frost Club Meetings will be in Library Room 317B

October 31st, 2024 | 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Steele Centre Pub

Get spooky with us at ourHalloween Party!

• 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM:Costume contest with sweet prizes for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place.
• 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM:Palm readers, tarot, psychics, and more!
• Daytime Karaoke sing your heart out in costume.
• Pumpkin Painting show off your creative side!

Come in your best costume and join the fun at the Steele Centre Pub!

Introducing Fleming VIBRATIONS

A new drop-in group created for Black students at Fleming College's Sutherland and Frost Campuses.

Whether youre looking to connect, explore your options, or just be heard, Fleming Vibrations is here for you! Come as you are and feel the support of a vibrant community.

• Build Community Connections
• Feel Safe to Share Your Voice
• Share Experiences
• Relax and Unwind
• Find Support

Facilitated by Personal Wellness Counsellor, Rachel O'Connor

At Fleming, Plagiarism is a serious breach of Academic Integrity. Understand the various forms of plagiarism, Flemings policy on plagiarism, and learn effective strategies to avoid plagiarizing.

Attend virtually from anywhere.

Are you all set to play volleyball? Your Athletics and Recreation team is serving up some fun for current, full-time Fleming students who want to block off some time to come out and kill it on the court in Gym A at the Peterborough Sport and Wellness Centre. If you dig the game, be sure to wear clean indoor shoes so you dont get bumped from the game. Questions? Email sportsinfo@flemingcollege.ca

Career Services Drop-In

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada

• Your rights in the workplace

• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter

• Getting ready for your interviews

• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn

• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Fleming Counselling Services, in partnership with the Canadian Mental Health Association Haliburton Kawartha Pine Ridge (CMHA HKPR), is excited to announce the arrival of The Road Ahead Mobile Wellness Clinic at our campus communities.

The mobile clinic provides a full range of flexible and responsive services tailored to meet the unique needs of students, including:

• Counselling and mental health supports.
• Addictions and substance use support.
• Health and mental health education.
• Advice on accessing additional mental health supports in the community.

Clinics are free to attend, are walk-in only and will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Students are asked to bring their student card with them to access the clinic.

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Today's topic is LinkedIn and Your Personal Brand:

• Learn how to write a personal brand statement to introduce yourself professionally

• Find out how to use your LinkedIn profile to make a positive impression with employers

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Shining a Light on Seasonal Affective Disorder (Frost)

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that typically occurs during the fall and winter months when there is less natural sunlight, hence why it is also associated with the Winter Blues.

So, don't let the Winter blues get you down and dim your light! Come to our SAD booth on Tuesday November 5th, 2024, 11:30am 1:30pm on Frosts Discovery Trail to discover ways to shine through the season, cope with SAD, and enter a draw to win some great prizes.

Chai with Rodney is a drop-in for any Black, Indigenous, People of colour (BIPOC) wishing to discuss their experience as a BIPOC person and to connect with other BIPOC students on campus. In this group we will discuss ways to build community, support each other in our mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experience as a BIPOC student at Fleming College.

What to expect: chai/tea and snacks. Open discussion in a safe place, building community, and interweaving mental health topics.

Information is everywhere BUT is it right for your research paper? Discover how to look critically at information sources, especially websites, to ensure the information is credible, appropriate, accurate, free of bias, etc.

Attend virtually from anywhere.

Campus Health Workshop Series - Wellness & Self Care

Self-care is about taking care of your mind and body, so you feel less stress and more joy. Improve the enjoyment of life and work in your workplace by implementing a selfcare plan during this 60-90-minute interactive workshop.

Students are invited to drop by the information tables to find menstrual and reproductive health resources, educational games and draw prizes, and free period products. Participating services: Health Services, Counselling, and Diversity & Inclusion Services.

Enter the draw at the fair or participate in an upcoming menstrual health or sustainability workshop to win a free Diva Cup, complements of The Period Purse, valued at $35.

We want to thank all our campus period product distribution partners for their dedication to menstrual equity and student wellness:

Fleming Student Administrative Council

Frost Student Association

Fleming Facilities Department

Health Services

Haliburton campus

Indigenous Student Services

Peterborough Square Learning Centre (LINC Program)

For more information about menstrual equity at Fleming College:

Diversity & Inclusion Services

diversity@flemingcollege.ca / 705-749-5530 ext. 1292

Website: https://department.flemingcollege.ca/diversity/gender-equity/menstrual-equity/

QueerConnectionsis a drop-in group for any 2SLGBTQIA+Fleming students wishing to connect with other 2SLGBTQIA+ students on campus. In this group, we will discuss topics related toqueerness, mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experiences as a 2SLGBTQIA+ student at Fleming College.

This group is facilitated by Em Osborne (she/they), a 2SLGBTQIA+ Personal Wellness Counsellor at Fleming College.

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is Strengths for Success:

• Discover your unique strengths and learn how to communicate them confidently to employers

• Create accomplishment statements you can use in your resume and interviews to stand out to employers

Get a surprising look at why sleep matters to student success. And what you can expect if sleep is not a priority.

Our Phoenix women's volleyball team plays host to the Seneca Sting for a match tonight at the Peterborough Sport and Wellness Centre. Come on down and cheer on your Phoenix! Spectators are asked to bring a non-perishable food item with them when they come to the game. Let's Go Phoenix!

Our Phoenix men's volleyball team welcomes the Seneca Sting to the Peterborough Sport and Wellness Centre tonight. The match begins at 8 pm and spectators are asked to bring a non-perishable food item when they come. Can't make it to the game? Be sure to check out the livestream on OCAA Live to cheer on our Phoenix. Let's Go Phoenix!

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Shining a Light on Seasonal Affective Disorder (Sutherland)

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that typically occurs during the fall and winter months when there is less natural sunlight, hence why it is also associated with the Winter Blues.

So, don't let the Winter blues get you down and dim your light! Come to our SAD booth on Thursday November 7th, 2024, 11:30am 1:30pm in the Sutherland foyer to discover ways to shine through the season, cope with SAD, and enter a draw to win some great prizes.

Social Connect Club for the Neurodiverse!

* Examples of neurodiversity include Autism, ADHD, learning disability, and mental health conditions.ca.specialisterne.com/autism-and-neurodiversity

This club is an opportunity to:

• Connect with other students socially in a supportive environment
• Participate in games, arts and crafts, de-stress and have fun!
• Explore topics related to college life, resilience, persistence, wellness, communication, building relationships etc.
• Speak with upper-year students about their experiences
• Mentor new students

Join the group on Thursdays at 12 p.m.

For more information, please email us!

FROST students Frost Club Meetings will be in Library Room 317B

Introducing Fleming VIBRATIONS

A new drop-in group created for Black students at Fleming College's Sutherland and Frost Campuses.

Whether youre looking to connect, explore your options, or just be heard, Fleming Vibrations is here for you! Come as you are and feel the support of a vibrant community.

• Build Community Connections
• Feel Safe to Share Your Voice
• Share Experiences
• Relax and Unwind
• Find Support

Facilitated by Personal Wellness Counsellor, Rachel O'Connor

Cite your articles confidently and correctly!

Journal articles, web articles, journal articles on the web learn how to distinguish these source types, choose the right citation template, and include the right information. Lots of hands-on practice. Feel free to bring your own examples.

Attend virtually from anywhere.

Career Services Drop-In

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada

• Your rights in the workplace

• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter

• Getting ready for your interviews

• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn

• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Fleming Counselling Services, in partnership with the Canadian Mental Health Association Haliburton Kawartha Pine Ridge (CMHA HKPR), is excited to announce the arrival of The Road Ahead Mobile Wellness Clinic at our campus communities.

The mobile clinic provides a full range of flexible and responsive services tailored to meet the unique needs of students, including:

• Counselling and mental health supports.
• Addictions and substance use support.
• Health and mental health education.
• Advice on accessing additional mental health supports in the community.

Clinics are free to attend, are walk-in only and will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Students are asked to bring their student card with them to access the clinic.

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Today's topic is Your Rights in the Workplace:

• Learn about the laws that protect your rights at work

• Get answers to your questions about your right to be paid for work and training, your rights to freedom from harassment and discrimination and your right to a safe work environment

• Learn what you can do if your rights are not being upheld at work

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Chai with Rodney is a drop-in for any Black, Indigenous, People of colour (BIPOC) wishing to discuss their experience as a BIPOC person and to connect with other BIPOC students on campus. In this group we will discuss ways to build community, support each other in our mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experience as a BIPOC student at Fleming College.

What to expect: chai/tea and snacks. Open discussion in a safe place, building community, and interweaving mental health topics.

QueerConnectionsis a drop-in group for any 2SLGBTQIA+Fleming students wishing to connect with other 2SLGBTQIA+ students on campus. In this group, we will discuss topics related toqueerness, mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experiences as a 2SLGBTQIA+ student at Fleming College.

This group is facilitated by Em Osborne (she/they), a 2SLGBTQIA+ Personal Wellness Counsellor at Fleming College.

At Fleming, Plagiarism is a serious breach of Academic Integrity. Understand the various forms of plagiarism, Flemings policy on plagiarism, and learn effective strategies to avoid plagiarizing.

Attend virtually from anywhere.

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is Resumes and Cover Letters:

• Learn the basics to write a resume and find out how to impress an employer in 7 seconds

• Discover how a customized cover letter can give you a competitive edge

Students are invited to drop by the information tables to find menstrual and reproductive health resources, educational games and draw prizes, and free period products. Participating services: Frost Student Association, Health Services, Counselling, and Diversity & Inclusion Services.

Enter the draw at the fair or participate in an upcoming menstrual health or sustainability workshop to win a free Diva Cup, complements of The Period Purse, valued at $35.

We want to thank all our campus period product distribution partners for their dedication to menstrual equity and student wellness:

Fleming Student Administrative Council

Frost Student Association

Fleming Facilities Department

Health Services

Haliburton campus

Indigenous Student Services

Peterborough Square Learning Centre (LINC Program)

For more information about menstrual equity at Fleming College:

Diversity & Inclusion Services

diversity@flemingcollege.ca / 705-749-5530 ext. 1292

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Social Connect Club for the Neurodiverse!

* Examples of neurodiversity include Autism, ADHD, learning disability, and mental health conditions.ca.specialisterne.com/autism-and-neurodiversity

This club is an opportunity to:

• Connect with other students socially in a supportive environment
• Participate in games, arts and crafts, de-stress and have fun!
• Explore topics related to college life, resilience, persistence, wellness, communication, building relationships etc.
• Speak with upper-year students about their experiences
• Mentor new students

Join the group on Thursdays at 12 p.m.

For more information, please email us!

FROST students Frost Club Meetings will be in Library Room 317B

Introducing Fleming VIBRATIONS

A new drop-in group created for Black students at Fleming College's Sutherland and Frost Campuses.

Whether youre looking to connect, explore your options, or just be heard, Fleming Vibrations is here for you! Come as you are and feel the support of a vibrant community.

• Build Community Connections
• Feel Safe to Share Your Voice
• Share Experiences
• Relax and Unwind
• Find Support

Facilitated by Personal Wellness Counsellor, Rachel O'Connor

Learn tips and tricks for successful presentations including ways to manage presentation anxiety, best practices for PowerPoint, and more.

Career Services Drop-In

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada

• Your rights in the workplace

• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter

• Getting ready for your interviews

• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn

• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

For those who are new to citations, we will lay the foundation for successful citation-building. Understand the use of in-text citations, identify different source formats and the parts of a citation, and practice using a citation guide to build basic citations.

Attend virtually from anywhere.

Fleming Counselling Services, in partnership with the Canadian Mental Health Association Haliburton Kawartha Pine Ridge (CMHA HKPR), is excited to announce the arrival of The Road Ahead Mobile Wellness Clinic at our campus communities.

The mobile clinic provides a full range of flexible and responsive services tailored to meet the unique needs of students, including:

• Counselling and mental health supports.
• Addictions and substance use support.
• Health and mental health education.
• Advice on accessing additional mental health supports in the community.

Clinics are free to attend, are walk-in only and will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Students are asked to bring their student card with them to access the clinic.

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Today's topic is Career Interests and Values:

• Have fun taking a free assessment to explore your interests and related careers that you might find most fulfilling.

• Discover what energizes you on the job and contributes to your work satisfaction.

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Chai with Rodney is a drop-in for any Black, Indigenous, People of colour (BIPOC) wishing to discuss their experience as a BIPOC person and to connect with other BIPOC students on campus. In this group we will discuss ways to build community, support each other in our mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experience as a BIPOC student at Fleming College.

What to expect: chai/tea and snacks. Open discussion in a safe place, building community, and interweaving mental health topics.

For those who are new to citations, we will lay the foundation for successful citation-building. Understand the use of in-text citations, identify different source formats and the parts of a citation, and practice using a citation guide to build basic citations.

Attend virtually from anywhere.

QueerConnectionsis a drop-in group for any 2SLGBTQIA+Fleming students wishing to connect with other 2SLGBTQIA+ students on campus. In this group, we will discuss topics related toqueerness, mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experiences as a 2SLGBTQIA+ student at Fleming College.

This group is facilitated by Em Osborne (she/they), a 2SLGBTQIA+ Personal Wellness Counsellor at Fleming College.

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is Ace Your Interviews:

• Find out what employers expect in the interview process

• Learn how to answer common interview questions

• Discover the 7 strategies for interview success

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Social Connect Club for the Neurodiverse!

* Examples of neurodiversity include Autism, ADHD, learning disability, and mental health conditions.ca.specialisterne.com/autism-and-neurodiversity

This club is an opportunity to:

• Connect with other students socially in a supportive environment
• Participate in games, arts and crafts, de-stress and have fun!
• Explore topics related to college life, resilience, persistence, wellness, communication, building relationships etc.
• Speak with upper-year students about their experiences
• Mentor new students

Join the group on Thursdays at 12 p.m.

For more information, please email us!

FROST students Frost Club Meetings will be in Library Room 317B

Introducing Fleming VIBRATIONS

A new drop-in group created for Black students at Fleming College's Sutherland and Frost Campuses.

Whether youre looking to connect, explore your options, or just be heard, Fleming Vibrations is here for you! Come as you are and feel the support of a vibrant community.

• Build Community Connections
• Feel Safe to Share Your Voice
• Share Experiences
• Relax and Unwind
• Find Support

Facilitated by Personal Wellness Counsellor, Rachel O'Connor

Discover how to transform stress from a source of overwhelm into a powerful motivator. Well explore practical techniques for managing the pressures of college life, emphasizing that stress doesnt always have to be the enemy. By learning how to harness stress positively, you can boost your motivation and achieve your academic goals with greater ease. Join us to unlock strategies that will help you thrive under pressure and turn challenges into opportunities for success.

Discover how to transform stress from a source of overwhelm into a powerful motivator. Well explore practical techniques for managing the pressures of college life, emphasizing that stress doesnt always have to be the enemy. By learning how to harness stress positively, you can boost your motivation and achieve your academic goals with greater ease. Join us to unlock strategies that will help you thrive under pressure and turn challenges into opportunities for success.

Turnitin is an online tool used by some instructors to assess for plagiarism in student assignments, but did you know that you can use Turnitin to self-assess your work before handing it in? In this workshop, we'll demonstrate how to set up an account, submit your work, and how to understand the feedback report and use it to avoid plagiarism.

Attend virtually from anywhere.

Career Services Drop-In

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada

• Your rights in the workplace

• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter

• Getting ready for your interviews

• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn

• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Fleming Counselling Services, in partnership with the Canadian Mental Health Association Haliburton Kawartha Pine Ridge (CMHA HKPR), is excited to announce the arrival of The Road Ahead Mobile Wellness Clinic at our campus communities.

The mobile clinic provides a full range of flexible and responsive services tailored to meet the unique needs of students, including:

• Counselling and mental health supports.
• Addictions and substance use support.
• Health and mental health education.
• Advice on accessing additional mental health supports in the community.

Clinics are free to attend, are walk-in only and will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Students are asked to bring their student card with them to access the clinic.

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Today's topic is Strengths for Success:

• Discover your unique strengths and learn how to communicate them confidently to employers

• Create accomplishment statements you can use in your resume and interviews to stand out to employers

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Cite your articles confidently and correctly!

Journal articles, web articles, journal articles on the web learn how to distinguish these source types, choose the right citation template, and include the right information. Lots of hands-on practice. Feel free to bring your own examples.

Attend virtually from anywhere.

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is Job Search Strategies and Networking:

• Discover how to find jobs in the "hidden job market"

• Get tips on what you can do now to get ahead in your career-related job search

• Find out what strategies are working for other students

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Social Connect Club for the Neurodiverse!

* Examples of neurodiversity include Autism, ADHD, learning disability, and mental health conditions.ca.specialisterne.com/autism-and-neurodiversity

This club is an opportunity to:

• Connect with other students socially in a supportive environment
• Participate in games, arts and crafts, de-stress and have fun!
• Explore topics related to college life, resilience, persistence, wellness, communication, building relationships etc.
• Speak with upper-year students about their experiences
• Mentor new students

Join the group on Thursdays at 12 p.m.

For more information, please email us!

FROST students Frost Club Meetings will be in Library Room 317B

Introducing Fleming VIBRATIONS

A new drop-in group created for Black students at Fleming College's Sutherland and Frost Campuses.

Whether youre looking to connect, explore your options, or just be heard, Fleming Vibrations is here for you! Come as you are and feel the support of a vibrant community.

• Build Community Connections
• Feel Safe to Share Your Voice
• Share Experiences
• Relax and Unwind
• Find Support

Facilitated by Personal Wellness Counsellor, Rachel O'Connor

Information is everywhere BUT is it right for your research paper? Discover how to look critically at information sources, especially websites, to ensure the information is credible, appropriate, accurate, free of bias, etc.

Attend virtually from anywhere.

Learn the art of quilling with Sandra Moore from Hiawatha First Nation!
No prior experience is needed for this workshop. All materials will be provided.

Only 15 spots available, register soon by emailing cheyenne.blaker@flemingcollege.ca.
Registration closes November 6.

In the case of space restrictions, Indigenous students will have priority attendance.

Career Services Drop-In

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada

• Your rights in the workplace

• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter

• Getting ready for your interviews

• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn

• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Fleming Counselling Services, in partnership with the Canadian Mental Health Association Haliburton Kawartha Pine Ridge (CMHA HKPR), is excited to announce the arrival of The Road Ahead Mobile Wellness Clinic at our campus communities.

The mobile clinic provides a full range of flexible and responsive services tailored to meet the unique needs of students, including:

• Counselling and mental health supports.
• Addictions and substance use support.
• Health and mental health education.
• Advice on accessing additional mental health supports in the community.

Clinics are free to attend, are walk-in only and will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Students are asked to bring their student card with them to access the clinic.

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Today's topic is Resumes and Cover Letters:

• Learn the basics to write a resume and find out how to impress an employer in 7 seconds

• Discover how a customized cover letter can give you a competitive edge

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

At Fleming, Plagiarism is a serious breach of Academic Integrity. Understand the various forms of plagiarism, Flemings policy on plagiarism, and learn effective strategies to avoid plagiarizing.

Attend virtually from anywhere.

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is LinkedIn and Your Personal Brand:

• Learn how to write a personal brand statement to introduce yourself professionally

• Find out how to use your LinkedIn profile to make a positive impression with employers

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is LinkedIn and Your Personal Brand:

• Learn how to write a personal brand statement to introduce yourself professionally

• Find out how to use your LinkedIn profile to make a positive impression with employers

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Social Connect Club for the Neurodiverse!

* Examples of neurodiversity include Autism, ADHD, learning disability, and mental health conditions.ca.specialisterne.com/autism-and-neurodiversity

This club is an opportunity to:

• Connect with other students socially in a supportive environment
• Participate in games, arts and crafts, de-stress and have fun!
• Explore topics related to college life, resilience, persistence, wellness, communication, building relationships etc.
• Speak with upper-year students about their experiences
• Mentor new students

Join the group on Thursdays at 12 p.m.

For more information, please email us!

FROST students Frost Club Meetings will be in Library Room 317B

Find articles using our single Search-All feature. Learn how to choose effective keywords, narrow your results by subject, date, or geography and access full-text articles.

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Career Services Drop-In

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada

• Your rights in the workplace

• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter

• Getting ready for your interviews

• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn

• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Fleming Counselling Services, in partnership with the Canadian Mental Health Association Haliburton Kawartha Pine Ridge (CMHA HKPR), is excited to announce the arrival of The Road Ahead Mobile Wellness Clinic at our campus communities.

The mobile clinic provides a full range of flexible and responsive services tailored to meet the unique needs of students, including:

• Counselling and mental health supports.
• Addictions and substance use support.
• Health and mental health education.
• Advice on accessing additional mental health supports in the community.

Clinics are free to attend, are walk-in only and will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Students are asked to bring their student card with them to access the clinic.

In need of some tips and tricks for your own learning? Come chat with a member of our Learning Skills team for some helpful takeaways!

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Today's topic is Ace Your Interviews:

• Find out what employers expect in the interview process

• Learn how to answer common interview questions

• Discover the 7 strategies for interview success

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

For those who are new to citations, we will lay the foundation for successful citation-building. Understand the use of in-text citations, identify different source formats and the parts of a citation, and practice using a citation guide to build basic citations.

Attend virtually from anywhere.

In need of some tips and tricks for your own learning? Come chat with a member of our Learning Skills team for some helpful takeaways!

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is Your Rights in the Workplace:

• Learn about the laws that protect your rights at work

• Get answers to your questions about your right to be paid for work and training, your rights to freedom from harassment and discrimination and your right to a safe work environment

• Learn what you can do if your rights are not being upheld at work

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

At Fleming, Plagiarism is a serious breach of Academic Integrity. Understand the various forms of plagiarism, Flemings policy on plagiarism, and learn effective strategies to avoid plagiarizing.

Attend virtually from anywhere.

Career Services Drop-In

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada

• Your rights in the workplace

• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter

• Getting ready for your interviews

• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn

• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Fleming Counselling Services, in partnership with the Canadian Mental Health Association Haliburton Kawartha Pine Ridge (CMHA HKPR), is excited to announce the arrival of The Road Ahead Mobile Wellness Clinic at our campus communities.

The mobile clinic provides a full range of flexible and responsive services tailored to meet the unique needs of students, including:

• Counselling and mental health supports.
• Addictions and substance use support.
• Health and mental health education.
• Advice on accessing additional mental health supports in the community.

Clinics are free to attend, are walk-in only and will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Students are asked to bring their student card with them to access the clinic.

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Today's topic is Job Search Strategies and Networking:

• Discover how to find jobs in the "hidden job market"

• Get tips on what you can do now to get ahead in your career-related job search

• Find out what strategies are working for other students

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is Resumes and Cover Letters:

• Learn the basics to write a resume and find out how to impress an employer in 7 seconds

• Discover how a customized cover letter can give you a competitive edge

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Career Services Drop-In

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada

• Your rights in the workplace

• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter

• Getting ready for your interviews

• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn

• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)