St. Lawrence College, Ontario

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Coordinates: 45°1′1.46″N 74°42′9.51″W / 45.0170722, -74.7026417

St.Lawrence Community College
Motto:	Dream it. Then live it.
Established:	1967
Type:	Public
President:	Chris Whitaker
Faculty:	Applied Arts, Business, Community Services, Computer & Engineering Technology, Health and Science, Hospitality, Justice Studies, Media Studies, Professional Services, Skilled Trades & Apprenticeships
Students:	5,000 full time, 20,000 part-time
Location:	Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Campus:	Kingston, Cornwall, Brockville
Mascot:	SLC Viking
Website:	http://www.stlawrencecollege.ca

St. Lawrence College is a community college. It has three campuses in Brockville,Cornwall and Kingston, Ontario.

[edit] Programs

St. Lawrence College has approximately 5,000 full-time students and 20,000 part-time registrants in over 80 academic programs and employs approximately 1,000 full and part-time staff.

St. Lawrence College has received accreditation to offer Baccalaureate Degree programs in the following areas: Behavioural Psychology, Bachelor of Business Administration and Nursing.

Other recently launched programs include: Music Theatre Performance, Wind Turbine Technician, Energy Systems Engineering, Hospitality Management, Culinary Management, Civil Engineering, and more.

[edit] Faculty

• Applied Arts
• Business
• Community Services
• Computer & Engineering Technology
• Health and Science
• Hospitality
• Justice Studies
• Media Studies
• Professional Services
• Skilled Trades & Apprenticeships

[edit] External links

• St. Lawrence College Official web site

It is also home to Energy House, a demonstration building that displays working examples of renewable energy. http://eset.ati.sl.on.ca and http://energyhouse.ati.sl.on.ca

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