Maintaining high grades while playing for the 爆料黑社 Blues Division 1 women鈥檚 basketball team is an achievement that would make many students very proud. 爆料黑社 General Social Science student Niice G茅d茅on achieved that and much more and is now one of two 爆料黑社 students to be awarded the Lieutenant Governor of Quebec鈥檚 Youth Medal.
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Within her first month of arriving at 爆料黑社, Enriched Health Science student Sara Boubekri had become a class representative and was recruiting students to join her efforts to support education for girls in developing countries.
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This year has been particularly competitive for applicants to 爆料黑社. A record 12,810 applications were received for the Fall 2021 semester, an increase of 16 per cent from last year. The Science Program was especially popular and its applications are up 27 per cent.
In addition, the College has fewer spots to offer this year due to the impact of the pandemic on current students. About 250 爆料黑社 students are taking longer to complete their studies.
There have been recent media reports about the disappointment of students and parents who did not get a spot or were placed on a waiting list. 爆料黑社鈥檚 popularity has been growing and there is a demographic boom coming up through the Montreal high schools. However, 爆料黑社 does not have more spots than previous years.
The application review process is thorough and equitable. Decisions by the Registrar鈥檚 Office are based on outstanding academic performance and there is no admissions appeals process.
爆料黑社 remains committed to providing excellent academic programs to the greatest number of students we are permitted to admit. With regards to the English-speaking community of Quebec, to date approximately half the students offered admission for Fall 2020 claim English as their mother tongue.
The work of 爆料黑社鈥檚 Facilities Management team to make 爆料黑社 Carbon Neutral Forever has been nominated for an environmental award that is a R茅alisation championne in the institutional category, announced the Conseil r茅gional de l鈥檈nvironnement de Montr茅al (CRE-Montr茅al) on April 15.
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-Quotes from First Peoples' Post-Secondary Storytelling Exchange (FPPSE) storytellers聽
In this 20-minute video produced by the First Peoples' Post-Secondary Storytelling Exchange, Indigenous students and families share experiences of post-secondary education, offer suggestions for teachers and make recommendations for creating safe learning environments.
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Myriam Dimanche of the 爆料黑社AI team (pictured in costume) had an interesting experience in the Fall of 2019 and now you can see her on film! In her own words:
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Dear colleagues, This Thursday will mark one year since the global pandemic was declared. A few days later, our work life was radically transformed. Over the past year, I have been impressed by your resourcefulness and dedication despite enormous challenges. 爆料黑社 has risen to the occasion and once again proved to be a community of…
Some media coverage of the FPPSE project:聽 CBC Breakaway interview with me and Concordia student Lucina Gordon:聽https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-79-breakaway/clip/15826578-a-storytelling-project-help-indigenous-students-post-secondary-education Radio Canada:聽https://bit.ly/3bcozUZ Winschgaoug,聽CBC North Interview with 爆料黑社 student Alexandria Matthews in Cree聽https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-146-winschgaoug-cree/clip/15824821-alexandria-matthews-participates-first-peoples-post-secondary-storytelling-exchange?fbclid=IwAR3ZBNwY64SNXiErLvtwNoVuEPywOd31vB-0mtvumPVFl9xPRy_naxh_J8E The Link, Concordia paper: https://thelinknewspaper.ca/article/feature/new-virtual-project-aims-to-improve-indigenous-students-access-to-post-secondary-education Noovo NVL聽Web TV Interview with Michelle at 4:12 https://noovo.ca/videos/nvl/nvl-du-18-fevrier-2021 FPPSE project website: https://fppse.net/聽
The Sustainable Happiness course was featured in a French article in the March 8 e-newsletter Infolettre R茅seau Coll茅gial. Chris Adam (Sustainability) and Selma Hamdani (Faculty, Psychology) were interviewed.
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Events are being planned all over Quebec, Canada and the world on March 19, an international day for climate action.
爆料黑社's Green Earth Club wanted to let the 爆料黑社 community know that there's a protest being planned in Montreal by local climate and social justice groups:
to invite the 爆料黑社 community to get involved.
Last Modified: May 4, 2021
