Student case study to be published in international journal
Taking her classroom work to another level, graduating student Rhonda-Marie Avery will soon have a case study published in an international journal. Rhonda-Marie, who graduated June 9 from the Massage Therapy program at the Sutherland Campus, completed the case study in her sixth semester. She then submitted her study to the American Massage Therapy Association’s… Continue reading Student case study to be published in international journal
Fleming Community Resources for Employers & Workers (Fleming CREW) is hosting a grand opening/open house at their new location, 1550 Lansdowne St. W. (northeast corner of Lansdowne St. and Spillsbury), on Friday, June 17 from noon to 2 p.m. The formal part of the event will take place at 1 p.m. with greetings from members… Continue reading Grand Opening: new site for employment centre
“The friends we have made are the basis of what makes this experience so special… The sense of community and the feeling of togetherness will all never be forgotten.” – Frost Valedictorian Katie Paroschy There were tears all around as faculty member Eric Sager presented student Michael Reaume with the Second Year Ecological Restoration Perseverance… Continue reading Frost Convocation and Awards
NSERC funding for Centre for Alternative Wastewater Treatment
Fleming College’s Centre for Alternative Wastewater Treatment (CAWT) will receive a $150,000 grant from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) it was announced last week. The grant will go toward purchasing research equipment for the Centre to enhance the college’s applied research capacity. “This funding will allow the CAWT to purchase advanced analytical… Continue reading NSERC funding for Centre for Alternative Wastewater Treatment
Culinary student competes at National Skills Competition
Fleming College‘s Andrew Tye earned a fifth place finish when he competed at the 2011 National Skills Competition, June 1-4. Andrew’s hard work and professionalism carried him through the competition, which was extremely challenging. He was competing with the best students from across Canada at the event, which took place in Quebec City. “The days… Continue reading Culinary student competes at National Skills Competition
Awards to be handed out at Fleming College convocation
Fleming College will recognize students, faculty and members of the public through various awards to be handed out at upcoming convocation ceremonies in Lindsay and Peterborough. More than 3,200 students will graduate from ceremonies held at both campuses over the next week. Frost Campus – June 3 at 2 p.m., Lindsay Recreation Complex • Faculty member… Continue reading Awards to be handed out at Fleming College convocation
Golfers wanted for Frost Campus annual golf tournament
Have fun while supporting your local college The Frost Campus invites golfers to take part in this year’s annual Fleming College Nine Hole Best Ball Golf Tournament. The tournament will take place on Thursday, June 23 at White Tail Golf and Country Club, 935 Elm Tree Rd., Little Britain, starting at 1:30 p.m. Golfers can… Continue reading Golfers wanted for Frost Campus annual golf tournament
The Sutherland Campus of Fleming College will celebrate convocation over three days, June 7-9. Convocation ceremonies for 2,225 graduating students will be held at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. each day at the Peterborough Sport and Wellness Centre. The full schedule is: Tuesday, June 7 at 10 a.m. School of Law, Justice and Community Services… Continue reading Sutherland Campus Convocation
Alumni Relations announces 2011 Alumnus of Distinction Award Recipient
The Fleming College Alumnus of Distinction Award is given to an alumnus who has achieved great career success and has maintained a connection with the college. This year Fleming College is thrilled to announce that the award will be presented to Phil White as part of the college’s convocation program. A graduate of the Art… Continue reading Alumni Relations announces 2011 Alumnus of Distinction Award Recipient
A Geographic Information Systems (GIS) graduate recently took top honours at a prestigious mapping competition. Adam Thom, GIS-Cartographic Specialist alumnus (2010), won the student award – the Arthur Robinson Award for Best Printed Map – at the 2011 Cartography and Geographic Information Society (CaGIS) Map Design Competition. The award is sponsored by the National Geographic… Continue reading GIS graduate wins prestigious map design award