Giving
Meet seven innovative powerhouses in their fields – from engineering to health care to skilled trades.
The report, Innovation for a Strong Future, contains highlights from the previous academic year, celebrates all Georgian has achieved, and reiterates the college’s deep commitment to students, alumni and its seven campus communities.
Five students in a one-year certificate program and five students in a two-year diploma program will each receive $20,000 for every year of their programs.
Automotive business students at Georgian College will learn on industry-leading software through an innovative and multi-faceted partnership with PBS Systems.
This year’s tournament, hosted at The Club at Bond Head on May 23, provided golfers with a uniquely Georgian experience.
New funding will go toward the creation of new entrance and in-course awards.
Flight Services students will get hands-on training on how to best operate a Boeing 757 door in emergencies.
A total of $410,000 was raised and will go toward scholarships, awards and bursaries, as well as the Georgian Food Locker.
BMO will support the unrivaled student experience at Georgian College as the presenting sponsor of Georgian’s two upcoming major fundraising events – the Georgian Gala and Golf Classic. All proceeds from both events provide needed student scholarships, awards and bursaries.
Georgian College will enhance existing mental health services across all campuses thanks to $100,000 from the Bell Let’s Talk Post-secondary Fund. With this new investment, the college will add a student mental health peer support program to its mental health and well-being resources.
For more than five decades, Georgian College has been training nurses and other health-care professionals to provide care for the people in our communities, and now Georgian’s Alumni Association Executive Council, which represents more than 90,000 graduates worldwide, has announced a major investment in the nurses of tomorrow. The alumni […]
John and Shirley Reaburn invest in the nurses of tomorrow Shirley Reaburn chuckles when she says she’s a newcomer to Bruce County, with only 22 years under her belt. Her husband, John Reaburn, is a ‘Bruce County boy,’ born and raised. He grew up in Chesley and spent most of […]