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Trinity College - University and College Presidents' Climate Statement of Action
Andy Orchard, Provost, Trinity College signed the University and College Presidents' Climate Statement of Action which will help reduce the Universities carbon foot print by the creation of energy efficient facilities, and the retro-fitting of existing ones.
High-Fidelity Simulators
OSHAWA - Nursing Professors Leslie Graham and Debbie Morrison stand back while Mr. Jones, a high-fidelity simulator gets a healthy dose of electricity from a defibrillator in the healthcare lab at the college. Durham College has received $1 million from the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care to create a critical care nursing, e-learning program for the province. This cutting edge program will train health-care professionals in a simulated life-like environment, based on wide variety of scenarios that will make the students more comfortable, capable and competant in dealing with medical situations in the real world. May 22, 2007
Alvin Law speaks at Durham CollegeFebruary 05, 2007
The Durham College, Student Association invited motivational speaker Alvin Law to speak at the school, as part of Abilities Week on campus. Alvin was born without any arms, as his mother took the perscribed 'morning sickness' drug Thalidomide during pregnancy, causing the birth defect. He has gone through many hardships through-out his life, and has managed to overcome them with perseverance, charisma, and a sense of humour. Today he is married, a father, and speaks professionally to over 150,000 people a year.
Fencing Student
Olivia is a second year student at Trent University, where she is a member of the fencing team that is ranked 6th in Ontario in team fencing. Maintaining a high GPA, she is also the recipient of the All Canadian Academic Award.
Hundreds of York University students filled the student centre demanding action against racist graffiti found on the doors of the Black Student's Alliance. The graffiti was written coincidently on Martin Luther King Day.
York University president Mamdouh Shoukri, left, is confronted by activist Vickie McPhee from the Rights Watch Network.
OSHAWA - Nursing Professors Leslie Graham and Debbie Morrison stand back while Mr. Jones, a high-fidelity simulator gets a healthy dose of electricity from a defibrillator in the healthcare lab at the college. Durham College has received $1 million from the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care to create a critical care nursing, e-learning program for the province. This cutting edge program will train health-care professionals in a simulated life-like environment, based on wide variety of scenarios that will make the students more comfortable, capable and competant in dealing with medical situations in the real world. May 22, 2007
The Durham College, Student Association invited motivational speaker Alvin Law to speak at the school, as part of Abilities Week on campus. Alvin was born without any arms, as his mother took the perscribed 'morning sickness' drug Thalidomide during pregnancy, causing the birth defect. He has gone through many hardships through-out his life, and has managed to overcome them with perseverance, charisma, and a sense of humour. Today he is married, a father, and speaks professionally to over 150,000 people a year.
