The Community Leadership Project: Linking community and the environment
CALL FOR COMMUNITY PARTICIPANTS: DEADLINE FOR PROPOSALS EXTENDED TO SEPT. 20 The C-Links Centre for Community-Based Projects and Social Mapping and the Faculty of the Leadership in the Environment course at Fleming College’s Frost Campus are seeking interested non-profit organizations to participate in a unique, community-based research project. As part of the Leadership in the… Continue reading The Community Leadership Project: Linking community and the environment
Fleming College students will officially participate in Shinerama for the first time on Saturday, Sept. 7, 2013. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. that day students from the Sutherland Campus will be canvassing at FreshCo on Lansdowne Street while Frost students will be at the Loblaws in Lindsay. About 100 students from both campuses are… Continue reading Students participating in Shinerama
Responsive design: new intranet web framework implemented
Fleming College has implemented a new responsive design framework into its myCampus Intranet. myCampus is a secured, authenticated internal service that grants students, staff and faculty access to their data as well as single-sign on functionality to all information technology services. Students and staff are increasingly using mobile devices to log on and learn. Employing… Continue reading Responsive design: new intranet web framework implemented
Fleming College takes big step toward smaller footprint
Fleming College is pleased to announce that it has completed and approved its first corporate sustainability plan. The plan charts the course to a future where the college’s programs and practices demonstrate its commitment to building a sustainable future socially, economically, and environmentally for staff, students and the wider community. As part of the plan,… Continue reading Fleming College takes big step toward smaller footprint
Savage Arms donates to the KTTC fundraising campaign
Fleming College’s fundraising campaign for the Kawartha Trades and Technology Centre (KTTC) has received a significant donation of $25,000 from Savage Arms. The donation will go toward the Building Skills Shaping Futures campaign. The fundraising campaign has a goal of raising $1 million with funds earmarked for infrastructure and capital equipment. “We believe supporting the… Continue reading Savage Arms donates to the KTTC fundraising campaign
Aug. 26 start date for returning Heavy Equipment Techniques students
Please note that all returning third semester students in Heavy Equipment Techniques at the Frost Campus will begin their classes on August 26, 2013 (not Sept. 4). For full program information, please visit: http://flemingcollege.ca/programs/heavy-equipment-techniques.
The Community Leadership Project: Linking community and the environment
CALL FOR COMMUNITY PARTICIPANTS The C-Links Centre for Community-Based Projects and Social Mapping and the Faculty of the Leadership in the Environment course at Fleming College’s Frost Campus are once again seeking interested non-profit organizations to participate in a unique, community-based research project. As part of the Leadership in the Environment course, all first semester students… Continue reading The Community Leadership Project: Linking community and the environment
Fleming College is pleased to announce a $25,000 donation from ADL Insulflex, Inc. of Cobourg in support of the Kawartha Trades and Technology Centre (KTTC). The donation will go toward the Building Skills Shaping Futures campaign. The fundraising campaign has a goal of raising $1 million with funds earmarked for infrastructure and capital equipment. “Challenging… Continue reading ADL Insulflex donates to KTTC campaign
Devolin announces $91,821 to help youth in Haliburton County find employment
The following news release was issued by the Office of MP Barry Devolin (Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock): Local MP Barry Devolin on behalf of the Honourable Jason Kenney, Minister of Employment and Social Development, today announced $91,821 in funding to the Fleming CREW Employment Centre from the Skills Link program – part of the Government of Canada’s… Continue reading Devolin announces $91,821 to help youth in Haliburton County find employment
The following news release was issued by CMHA HKPR on July 26, 2013: The Canadian Mental Health Association, Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge Branch would like to thank the students from the Social Service Worker program at Sir Sandford Fleming College for their generous donation of $300 to our Safe Beds Renovation Fund. The money was… Continue reading Fleming students donate to CMHA HKPR