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Georgian’s Oral Health Clinic is open to the public, looking for new dental hygiene and denturism clients, and offers services at affordable prices.
Onlookers stopped to watch as the crowd of firefighters encircled Liam and embraced him one at a time, laughing and tearing up together in celebration.
Meet Deb Bumstead, an instructor and program coordinator in the Early Childhood Education program at Georgian’s Owen Sound Campus.
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Georgian’s Oral Health Clinic is open to the public, looking for new dental hygiene and denturism clients, and offers services at affordable prices.
Onlookers stopped to watch as the crowd of firefighters encircled Liam and embraced him one at a time, laughing and tearing up together in celebration.
Meet Deb Bumstead, an instructor and program coordinator in the Early Childhood Education program at Georgian’s Owen Sound Campus.
Meet seven innovative powerhouses in their fields – from engineering to health care to skilled trades.
The new Georgian programs include one diploma and two graduate certificates.
Ethan McCallum has made a name for himself in his trade in just two years at Georgian, and recently had the chance to compete at WorldSkills in France.
Alumna Aylan Couchie will showcase some of the art she created at Georgian, new pieces and a series of woodworking created by her late grandfather.
Brianne Chaloner chose to study at Georgian because she wanted to pursue a career in health care. The Denturism advanced diploma helped get her there.
The introductory micro-credential is geared to educators at all levels of experience and comfort with AI.
Skiers could soon have skis with new, innovative designs meant to enhance performance and durability, thanks to a student-led project.
Lauryn Edwards was one of eight Indigenous Georgian students to go on the trip of a lifetime to Australia to learn and exchange knowledge.
The project’s heavy focus on virtual reality further showcases how Georgian is a recognized leader in immersive educational technology.