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The Changing Course pilot program aims to support local youth facing barriers to postsecondary education or meaningful employment.
About 15 students also volunteered for the exercise as simulated victims, with prosthetic injury makeup supplied by St. John Ambulance.
June 20 is World Refugee Day and we connected with Luay to hear about their experience and time so far in Canada.
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The Changing Course pilot program aims to support local youth facing barriers to postsecondary education or meaningful employment.
About 15 students also volunteered for the exercise as simulated victims, with prosthetic injury makeup supplied by St. John Ambulance.
June 20 is World Refugee Day and we connected with Luay to hear about their experience and time so far in Canada.
The project also aligns with Georgian’s commitment to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.
Automotive business students at Georgian College will learn on industry-leading software through an innovative and multi-faceted partnership with PBS Systems.
Don’t miss out on Canada’s largest outdoor, student-run new car auto show at Georgian’s Barrie Campus June 7 to 9.
Paramedic Services Week is May 19 to 25. Second-year Paramedic student Alessia Luciano shares her Georgian experience.
Today is PSW Day, and we’re celebrating their dedication and meaningful work.
Ever wondered how a class project lands you at a baseball game? Delaney Pedersen, an Advertising and Marketing Communications student, shares her play-by-play story of how it happened.
Grads of Georgian’s supply chain management program can get industry designation faster and build executive-level skills.
We have lots to celebrate at Georgian, including many environmental projects, initiatives, research, and curriculum.
The work of all award winners and nominees will be on display from April 26 to May 15.