Congratulations to the 2014 Scholarship Winners

April 4, 2014, 12:05 pm

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On March 19, 2014, forty-two students shared $32,000 in scholarships for their exceptional academic performance. The recognition and encouragement of student achievement are at the very heart of the College’s mission. Best wishes for more success in the future! Champlain College Saint-Lambert Foundation Scholarships Entrance Scholarships valued at $750 are awarded to the student in each program who attained the highest average in high school. We congratulate this year’s winners: TAYLOR   BERNSTEIN – Health Science SARAH   MALLETTE – Pure & Applied Science CAMILLE BOURBONNAIS – International   Baccalaureate Science ÈVE   LACROIX – Liberal Arts GABRIEL   BÉLANGER – Computer Science and Mathematics CHRISTOPHER   CZICH – Creative Arts CLAUDEL   PROULX – Modern Languages EMILY   FROES – Social Science: Commerce Option JEAN-LOUIS   BOMBO – Social Science: World Studies with Math MARIE-JEANNE FORTIN – Social Science:   Psychology Option NATASHA   KRAJEWSKI – Social Science: Criminology Option ELIE CÔTÉ – Social Science: General GUILLAUME   LAPIERRE – Social Science: World Studies MELYSSA   BRAIS – Social Science: Education Option IOANA   MARIA TUDORAN – Advertising Management OLIVIER   CADOTTE – Sport Marketing & Management MADISON   BELL – Graphic Communications CASSANDRA   BLANCHARD – Nursing NATASHA IZAK-LÉVESQUE – Tourism   Management VÉRONIQUE   BERGERON – Computer Science – Legacy to Mobile General Education Scholarships Candidates that have completed 3 semesters in their pre-university or 5 semesters in their technical program are eligible for these $750 scholarships. The successful candidate has achieved the highest academic average in the required General Education courses. Congratulations to JONATHAN LUCUIX-ANDRÉ – Pre-University Program and GERARDO JOSÉ DIAZ AGUILUZ – Career Program EXCELSO Scholarship The Excelso Scholarship is given to the incoming student with the highest overall average from high school, selected outside of the pool of program-based entrance scholarship winners. Congratulations to AUDREY-ANNE THIVIERGE – Health Science for winning this award. Bourses d’excellence Desjardins The Caisses Desjardins de la Rive-Sud de Montréal awards scholarships to students enrolled full-time in a program who have obtained the highest Cote de rendement collegial in the first year of their studies without any failed courses. Each award is valued at $750. Congratulations to: ROSALIE   ALLARD – Health Science CLÉMENCE   THERRIEN – Social Science: Commerce Option MARION   LEQUIENT –Modern Languages SYLVIE   TRAN – Graphic Communications NATHALIE   PERKINS-ALVARADO – Nursing VÉRONIQUE   SAAD – Social Science: World Studies with Math MICHELLE   CHEN – International Baccalaureate-Science ANDRES   DAVID VAZQUEZ – Computer Science – Legacy to Mobile JONATHAN   LUCUIX-ANDRÉ – Computer Science and Mathematics SARAH   MARY NELLIS – Tourism Management DOMINIQUE   DEGRÉ – Liberal Arts CATHERINE   DENIS – Social Science: General THIBAUD   LAROCHE – Creative Arts JUSTIN   MULFATI – Advertising Management JÉRÉMIE JANOSZ – Social Science:   Criminology Option DIMITRI LEMIEUX – Sport Marketing   & Management COREY   STRAUB – Social Science: Education Option JENNICA   SEGAL – Social Science: Psychology Option CATHERINE   DAVRIEUX-FAILLE – Social Science: World Studies ADRIAN   GAMMON– Pure & Applied Science

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A big congrats to Mrs. Dianne Bateman

April 8, 2014, 1:17 pm

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We are pleased to announce that Champlain’s very own Dianne Bateman, has been selected as the winner of the PERFORMA Award for the Quality of Production and Pedagogical Intervention in College Teaching-Anglophone component, as part of the annual Faculty of Education’s Prix d’excellence en éducation ceremony awards. Dianne Bateman is a pioneer in the development of PERFORMA’s Anglophone colleges’ continuing education programs. Her contribution to the elaboration of these programs comes from her curriculum coherence expertise, much needed for a program approach. Over the years, she participated in the design of numerous courses and produced concept mapping schemes for the training of PERFORMA resource persons. In addition, Mrs. Bateman has played an important role in the development of the evaluation and assessment field. More broadly, she took part in the organization of the 201 International Society of Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Conference, held at Concordia University, and in the launching of The Canadian Journal for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning. She has also collaborated in the development of two brand new PERFORMA programs: the Graduate Certificate in College Teaching and the Graduate Diploma in College Teaching. Once again a big congrats to Mrs. Bateman for her contribution to college education. Champlain College Saint-Lambert is very proud of you!  

Final Exam Schedule

April 9, 2014, 7:34 am

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The Final Exam Schedule is set.  Please remember that ID cards must be shown in order to gain admittance to exam rooms. Coats, boots, bags and all electronic devices (including cell phones, smart phones, iPods and MP3 players) are NOT allowed in the Gym or any other rooms during the exam. http://www.champlainonline.com/champlainweb/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Winter-2014-Final-Exam-Schedule-2.jpg  

Cavaliers Celebrate at End of Year Banquet

April 15, 2014, 10:04 pm

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The Champlain Cavaliers held their annual Athletics Banquet on Tuesday, April 15th at the Sandman Hotel in Longueuil, officially wrapping up their 2013-14 seasons with an evening of celebration. Over 200 student-athletes from the Cavaliers’ 12 teams were in attendance, joined by the Mayor of Saint-Lambert, Mr. Alain Depatie and Campus Director Don Shewan. Along with the coaches, assistants and academic coaches, a great evening was enjoyed by all. 62 team awards were handed out, including awards for Academic Excellence, Most Valuable Athlete, Most Improved Athlete, the Unsung Hero Award and the Fairplay Award. In addition, the Cavaliers recognized the student-athletes named to their respective all-star teams as well as those recog nized as SIRC-CCAA Academic All-Canadians, RSEQ Academic-All-Stars and those graduating Cavaliers who have maintained and 80+ average during their years as a Cavalier. A complete list of award winners can be found at the end of this page. The 2013-14 Female Athlete of the Year nominees were Audrey-Ann Coughlan (Women’s Soccer), Jeanne Gaumont (Women’s Basketball)  and Casey Benoit (Women’s Rugby), with Gaumont named the winner. Gaumont had a great season with the Women’s Basketball team: she was named an RSEQ 1st All-Star, was a SIRC-CCAA Academic All-Canadian and was her team’s MVP for the season. She finished her career at Champlain with  753 points in scoring over her 3 years, averaging  13.9 points per game. Her hard work and dedication has set the model for those who have come after her and she’s left her mark on the program and the team. Nominees for the Male Athlete of the year included SIRC-CCAA Academic All-Canadian Alex Paquin (Men’s Basketball) and Nassim Ennabaoui (Cross-Country Running), but and Julio Moncada Bogran from Men’s Soccer took the honors. Second in the tough RSEQ Division 1 league with 8 goals, he was named an RSEQ All-Star, RSEQ Player of the Year and a CCAA All-Canadian. In addition to being successful on the field, he was named a SIRC-CCAA Academic All-Canadian for a second consecutive year. With another year to come, Julio is hoping to lead his team to a Provincial and National title in 2014-15. The team with the best academic average was Cross-Country Running team, edging out Women’s Volleyball by .02% while the graduating Cavaliers with the highest academic standing was awarded to Véronique Saad from the Women’s Volleyball team. Images from the evening can be found at champlainphotos.com. Complete Award List: Graduating Cavalier with the Highest Academic Average: Véronique Saad Cavalier Team With Highest Average: Cross-Country Running Female Athlete of the Year: Jeanne Gaumont Male Athlete of the Year: Julio Moncada Bogran Badminton Academic Excellence: Audré-Anne Kieu Fair Play Award: Andy Fung Most Improved Athlete: Vadzim Blinnikau Most Valuable Athlete: Buddha Biswas Unsung Hero: Gabriella Kong Basketball (Men) Academic Excellence: Oren Hodes Fair Play Award: Kasheem Thomas Most Improved Athlete: Nicolas Noble Most Valuable Athlete: Alexandre Paquin Unsung Hero: Nicolas Harvey Basketball (Women) Academic Excellence: Cassandre Legault Fair Play Award: Isabelle Dion Most Improved Athlete: Sirah Diarra Most Valuable Athlete: Jeanne Gaumont Unsung Hero: Cindy Laliberté  Cheerleading Academic Excellence: Anne Nguyen-Doan Fair Play Award: Alexandra Chevalier Most Improved Athlete: Célia Kingsbury Most Valuable Back: Neil Nandall Most Valuable Base: Danika Trudel Most Valuable Flyer: Mayela Zapata Cross-Country Running Academic Excellence: Benjamin Daunoravicius Fair Play Award: Benjamin Daunoravicius Most Improved Athlete: Marek Adamowicz Most Valuable Athlete: Nassim Ennabaoui Unsung Hero: Camilles Georges Football Academic Excellence: David Fauteux Adam Taylor Fair Play Award: Jason Ethier Most Valuable Defensive Player: Frédéric Vézina-Lavergne Most Valuable Lineman: Philippe Adam Most Valuable Offensive Player: Troy Trench Rookie of the Year: Troy Trench Rugby (Men) Academic Excellence: Jonathan Leblanc John Jones Fair Play Award: Phil Turgeon Most Improved Athlete: Walleed Mohamed Most Valuable Back: Laurent Jomphe Most Valuable Forward: Nicolas Dubé Mercier Rugby (Women) Academic Excellence: Sarah Nellis Fair Play Award: Chloé Vincent Most Improved Athlete: Catherine Alain Most Valuable Back: Casey Benoit Most Valuable Forward: Joanne Seenivasagam Soccer (Men) Academic Excellence: Charles Carrier-Côté Fair Play Award: Olivier Georges Most Improved Athlete: Olivier Marchand Most Valuable Athlete: Julio Moncada Bogran Unsung Hero: Raphael De Chantal Dumont Soccer (Women) Academic Excellence: Sabrina Morningstar Fair Play Award: Aurélie Beauchemin Most Improved Athlete: Valérie Rosenoff  Most Valuable Athlete: Audrey-Ann Coughlan  Unsung Hero: Frédérique Surprenant  Volleyball (Men) Academic Excellence: Alexandre Comeau-Vermeersch Jimmy Chen Fair Play Award: Kevin Royce Most Improved Athlete: Gregory Spino Most Valuable Athlete: Ilias Elbekri Unsung Hero: Jeremy Bérard Volleyball (Women) Academic Excellence: Véronique Saad Fair Play Award: Jazceal Johnstone Most Improved Athlete: Claudie Lamarre Most Valuable Athlete: Sarah Ostiguy Unsung Hero: Raphaele Poitras

Graphic Communications Multimedia Show

April 17, 2014, 10:28 am

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Don’t miss the Graphic Communications department’s annual Multimedia show. Wednesday, April 23rd at 6:30 p.m. in the new student space. For more information please visit: http://gcchamplain.com/

Champlain students win big at the Canadian Computing Competition!

April 24, 2014, 11:22 am

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A big congrats to our Champlain students from the “Computer Science and Mathematics” program, and the “Computer Science-Legacy to Mobile” program. They achieved the highest score (full mark) in Canada for the Canadian Computing Competition (CCC 2014). CCC aims to benefit students with an interest in programming. This annual contest, held by the University of Waterloo, provides an opportunity for students to test their ability in designing, understanding and implementing algorithms. The performance of our students was outstanding. From the top 10 Junior Eastern winners, 9 were from Champlain. For more information please visit: http://cemc.math.uwaterloo.ca/contests/computing.html    

College-wide Consultation on the new Institutional Policy on the Management of Academic Programs (IPMAP)

April 30, 2014, 6:50 am

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Over the past year Champlain College has been working on the development of an Institutional Policy on the Management of Academic Programs.  The consultation phase will take place from April 17th to June 16th, 2014. Members of the Champlain Regional College community will receive an email invitation to provide written feedback on the Policy via a web-portal. This email will include a PDF version of the consultation draft of the Policy. Members of the College community will also be invited to participate in consultation sessions at their specific location. To see the text of the consultation draft of the policy, please click here.

Temporary Closure of front entrance

May 1, 2014, 8:30 am

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Please note that the front entrance facing Riverside Drive will be closed for approximately 3 weeks, effective Friday, May 2nd, 2014. During the closure you are requested to use the G-Block entrance, accessible by following the sidewalk into the College from the corner of Riverside Drive and Tiffin. This closure will allow us to proceed with planned renovations to the exterior of the front entrance (Riverside Drive) of the College. The renovations include the rebuilding of the access ramp for persons with disabilities, bringing it up to the latest code requirements. Thank you for your cooperation.  

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3D Printing Fab Lab

May 7, 2014, 11:20 am

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Students were able to get a glimpse of a 3D printing lab yesterday at Champlain College Saint-Lambert. For more information, please visit the following link: http://www.vteducation.org/en/articles/3d-printing/a-3d-printing-fab-lab-champlain-college-st-lambert

Champlain takes you far

May 28, 2014, 6:47 am

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Melissa Hetu graduated from Champlain College back in 2003. She is currently the host of BRBR on the TFO network in Toronto that airs across Canada every Tuesday night at 8:00 p.m. EST. You could also follow her blog at : melsays.com A big congrats to Mel on all of her accomplishments! Champlain College is very proud of you.  

Cavaliers to Host 2015 CCAA Men’s Soccer Nationals

June 11, 2014, 8:08 am

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Canada’s top collegiate men’s soccer teams will battle for a national title at Champlain College Saint-Lambert in 2015. Champlain College Saint-Lambert and the Cavaliers have been awarded the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association’s Men’s Soccer National Championship, which will be held November 11-14, 2015. The college has hosted a number of events in recent years, including the 2012 Cross-Country Running National Championships and the 2014 CCAA Women’s Basketball National Championship. “We look forward to this opportunity, once again, to promote the CCAA and the sport of men’s soccer,” said Vince Amato, Saint-Lambert’s Athletic Director. Saint-Lambert is the largest of the three campuses that make up Champlain Regional College. The school is located on the South Shore of Montreal. The Intercollegiate Athletic Program at Saint-Lambert has a long tradition of excellence. In recent years, men’s soccer, men’s basketball and cross-country running teams have been ranked nationally. Champlain Saint-Lambert is also the only team from La Belle Province to win a CCAA gold medal in Men’s Soccer (2007). Amato is confident the college will embrace this event. “We have a proud tradition in education and athletics,” he said. “By tying in the experiential learning from hosting events like this to classroom curriculum, we believe that we can offer a truly satisfying educational experience to our students and provide a lasting memory for the student-athletes who participate.” Sheridan College of the OCAA will host the event in 2014.

Vince Amato named CCAA Athletic Director of the Year

June 11, 2014, 12:19 pm

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Tuesday, June 10, 2014 | Banff, Alberta Champlain’s very own Vince Amato was named this year’s CCAA Athletic Director of the Year at the Canadian Colleges Athletic Association’s annual General Meeting and Hall of Fame Banquet.  Vince has led the Champlain Cavaliers Athletics Program for the past 6 years and has worked in Athletics and Recreation at the college since 1998. In the past 3 years, the college has hosted the 2011 RSEQ Soccer Championship, the 2012 CCAA National Cross Country Championship, the 2013 RSEQ Basketball Championship, as well as the 2014 CCAA National Women’s Basketball Championship under Vince’s leadership.  Vince also serves as the CCAA Vice President of Marketing and is Vice President of the Champlain College Foundation. “Champlain St-Lambert is very fortunate to have someone like Vince who puts the students at the center of our Athletics Program. His leadership has permitted the college to include students in the decision making process as well maintaining stability in its coaching staff and host high profile student centered championships” mentioned Dean Howie, Champlain College Director of Student Services. The Champlain College is located on the South Shore of Montreal and has a student population of approximately 3,000 students with an Athletics program consisting of 12 intercollegiate teams and 275 student-athletes. For more information please visit the CCAA website at: http://goo.gl/OHpdgr The entire College community congratulates Vince for this award!

RBC Aboriginal Student Award

June 18, 2014, 7:20 am

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Congratulations to Keisha Goodleaf who has won the RBC Aboriginal Student Award. Keisha graduated from the Health Science program and will be doing her Bachelor’s degree in Commerce (major in accounting) at the John Molson School of Business starting this Fall. Wishing you all the best in your continued studies! For more information on the award, please go to RBC Aboriginal Student Award

Congratulations to the Class of 2014!

June 18, 2014, 7:42 am

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Graduation ceremony was held on Thursday, June 12th. The Champlain community wishes the best of success to all graduates.

Cavaliers Celebrate at End of Year Banquet

April 15, 2014, 10:04 pm

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The Champlain Cavaliers held their annual Athletics Banquet on Tuesday, April 15th at the Sandman Hotel in Longueuil, officially wrapping up their 2013-14 seasons with an evening of celebration. Over 200 student-athletes from the Cavaliers’ 12 teams were in attendance, joined by the Mayor of Saint-Lambert, Mr. Alain Depatie and Campus Director Don Shewan. Along with the coaches, assistants and academic coaches, a great evening was enjoyed by all. 62 team awards were handed out, including awards for Academic Excellence, Most Valuable Athlete, Most Improved Athlete, the Unsung Hero Award and the Fairplay Award. In addition, the Cavaliers recognized the student-athletes named to their respective all-star teams as well as those recog nized as SIRC-CCAA Academic All-Canadians, RSEQ Academic-All-Stars and those graduating Cavaliers who have maintained and 80+ average during their years as a Cavalier. A complete list of award winners can be found at the end of this page. The 2013-14 Female Athlete of the Year nominees were Audrey-Ann Coughlan (Women’s Soccer), Jeanne Gaumont (Women’s Basketball)  and Casey Benoit (Women’s Rugby), with Gaumont named the winner. Gaumont had a great season with the Women’s Basketball team: she was named an RSEQ 1st All-Star, was a SIRC-CCAA Academic All-Canadian and was her team’s MVP for the season. She finished her career at Champlain with  753 points in scoring over her 3 years, averaging  13.9 points per game. Her hard work and dedication has set the model for those who have come after her and she’s left her mark on the program and the team. Nominees for the Male Athlete of the year included SIRC-CCAA Academic All-Canadian Alex Paquin (Men’s Basketball) and Nassim Ennabaoui (Cross-Country Running), but and Julio Moncada Bogran from Men’s Soccer took the honors. Second in the tough RSEQ Division 1 league with 8 goals, he was named an RSEQ All-Star, RSEQ Player of the Year and a CCAA All-Canadian. In addition to being successful on the field, he was named a SIRC-CCAA Academic All-Canadian for a second consecutive year. With another year to come, Julio is hoping to lead his team to a Provincial and National title in 2014-15. The team with the best academic average was Cross-Country Running team, edging out Women’s Volleyball by .02% while the graduating Cavaliers with the highest academic standing was awarded to Véronique Saad from the Women’s Volleyball team. Images from the evening can be found at champlainphotos.com. Complete Award List: Graduating Cavalier with the Highest Academic Average: Véronique Saad Cavalier Team With Highest Average: Cross-Country Running Female Athlete of the Year: Jeanne Gaumont Male Athlete of the Year: Julio Moncada Bogran Badminton Academic Excellence: Audré-Anne Kieu Fair Play Award: Andy Fung Most Improved Athlete: Vadzim Blinnikau Most Valuable Athlete: Buddha Biswas Unsung Hero: Gabriella Kong Basketball (Men) Academic Excellence: Oren Hodes Fair Play Award: Kasheem Thomas Most Improved Athlete: Nicolas Noble Most Valuable Athlete: Alexandre Paquin Unsung Hero: Nicolas Harvey Basketball (Women) Academic Excellence: Cassandre Legault Fair Play Award: Isabelle Dion Most Improved Athlete: Sirah Diarra Most Valuable Athlete: Jeanne Gaumont Unsung Hero: Cindy Laliberté  Cheerleading Academic Excellence: Anne Nguyen-Doan Fair Play Award: Alexandra Chevalier Most Improved Athlete: Célia Kingsbury Most Valuable Back: Neil Nandall Most Valuable Base: Danika Trudel Most Valuable Flyer: Mayela Zapata Cross-Country Running Academic Excellence: Benjamin Daunoravicius Fair Play Award: Benjamin Daunoravicius Most Improved Athlete: Marek Adamowicz Most Valuable Athlete: Nassim Ennabaoui Unsung Hero: Camilles Georges Football Academic Excellence: David Fauteux Adam Taylor Fair Play Award: Jason Ethier Most Valuable Defensive Player: Frédéric Vézina-Lavergne Most Valuable Lineman: Philippe Adam Most Valuable Offensive Player: Troy Trench Rookie of the Year: Troy Trench Rugby (Men) Academic Excellence: Jonathan Leblanc John Jones Fair Play Award: Phil Turgeon Most Improved Athlete: Walleed Mohamed Most Valuable Back: Laurent Jomphe Most Valuable Forward: Nicolas Dubé Mercier Rugby (Women) Academic Excellence: Sarah Nellis Fair Play Award: Chloé Vincent Most Improved Athlete: Catherine Alain Most Valuable Back: Casey Benoit Most Valuable Forward: Joanne Seenivasagam Soccer (Men) Academic Excellence: Charles Carrier-Côté Fair Play Award: Olivier Georges Most Improved Athlete: Olivier Marchand Most Valuable Athlete: Julio Moncada Bogran Unsung Hero: Raphael De Chantal Dumont Soccer (Women) Academic Excellence: Sabrina Morningstar Fair Play Award: Aurélie Beauchemin Most Improved Athlete: Valérie Rosenoff  Most Valuable Athlete: Audrey-Ann Coughlan  Unsung Hero: Frédérique Surprenant  Volleyball (Men) Academic Excellence: Alexandre Comeau-Vermeersch Jimmy Chen Fair Play Award: Kevin Royce Most Improved Athlete: Gregory Spino Most Valuable Athlete: Ilias Elbekri Unsung Hero: Jeremy Bérard Volleyball (Women) Academic Excellence: Véronique Saad Fair Play Award: Jazceal Johnstone Most Improved Athlete: Claudie Lamarre Most Valuable Athlete: Sarah Ostiguy Unsung Hero: Raphaele Poitras

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Jeux du Québec athletes on campus

July 23, 2014, 10:33 am

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We will be hosting the Jeux du Québec athletes on campus from Friday, August 1st to Saturday, August 9th inclusively. During this period, all services will be open for emergencies only. We invite students, parents or clients to contact the specific service and/or department for information or assistance as needed. Any and all visitors must contact the college prior to their arrival on campus. Staff and faculty members should consult their college email accounts for additional information regarding procedures. Students registered in courses during this time, and who have not received information on procedures, should contact the Registrar’s Office or Continuing Education for further information. Please note that the Registrar’s Office/Admissions office will be closed during this period for registration of new students. You may reach us by telephone at (450) 672-7360. We thank you for your cooperation.

CÉGEP VERT DU QUÉBEC LEVEL 2 CERTIFICATION

August 6, 2014, 6:55 am

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After a year of organizing many sustainability activities and projects, Champlain College Saint-Lambert has attained Level 2 certification as a Cégep Vert du Québec for 2014-2015. This environmental certification program was created 10 years ago by Environnement Jeunesse (EnJeu) specifically for colleges. In order to obtain this certification the following objectives had to be attained: Create an Advisory Committee on the Environment (the Go Green Working Group) with members representing all sectors of the community (students, teachers, staff) Develop a Sustainable Development Policy Organize environmental awareness-raising activities and receive training on sustainable development Draw up an environmental assessment that lists achievements and areas to be improved Draw up an action plan One way to improve sustainability is through education. Already, in many of its courses, Champlain is integrating environmental and sustainability education. Along with our green efforts and practices, we are well on our way of bettering the lives of our college community. If you have any project ideas or would like more information, please contact Terry Shields at extension 431 or tshields@champlaincollege.qc.ca

Classes begin August 19

August 18, 2014, 7:26 am

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Please note that Academic Advisors are available all week, from 9:00 am to 11: 30 am and from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm at the Registrar’s office, in room F-103. As of August 27; Wednesdays are drop-in days.  You can make an appointment for Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. I.D pictures can be taken at the Registrar’s office. Parking passes can be bought in room E-131. Please check your Omnivox page for bus passes and lockers. Check your MIO and schedule for room and/or course changes. Have a great semester!

2014 Cavalier Tryout Schedules

August 19, 2014, 8:03 am

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The 2014-15 Cavalier team tryout schedule is here! If you’re interested in trying out for one of our twelve teams, make sure you get the info and find out when the teams practice. The Cavaliers field teams in Badminton, Basketball, Cheerleading, Cross-Country Running, Football, Rugby, Soccer and Volleyball. If you have any questions about tryouts, please don’t hesitate to contact the coach for each team or the Coordination of Athletics, Vince Amato (Office F-145)

Parents’ night

August 28, 2014, 7:59 am

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Student Services will be hosting an Information Session for parents of  1st year students on Tuesday, September 9th from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.  in the College Auditorium. During the evening, parents will receive important information on academic regulations and services available at Champlain for students.  There will also be a presentation by Dr. Dianne Bateman, English professor and Coordinator of  the Academic Centre at Champlain, on Making Learning happen: Surviving and supporting the transition to Cégep.  Dr. Bateman’s presentation will be followed by a question and answer period.