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Distinguished Alumni Award honours chef Lesley (Watson) Stav
Alumni School of Trades and TechnologyRed Seal chef Lesley (Watson) Stav is the recipient of the 2024 Distinguished Alumni Award from Camosun College, in recognition of her 35-year career as a mentor, guide and passionate advocate for the culinary industry.
Promising Alumni Award celebrates business owner Kayleigh McDonald
Alumni School of BusinessThe recipient of Camosun College’s annual Promising Alumni Award is Kayleigh McDonald, an entrepreneur and business owner based in Comox, B.C.
Camosun College celebrates the class of 2024
Alumni Community Giving School of Access School of Arts and Science School of Business School of Health and Human Services School of Trades and TechnologyOver 1,000 graduates are expected to cross the stage during four convocation ceremonies taking place over two days at Camosun College’s Interurban campus.
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PSEA reaches tentative agreement with five CUPE locals
CommunityCamosun College is one of five colleges that now has a tentative agreement in place with CUPE.
Hospitality students serve up social responsibility
Community School of BusinessHospitality Management students at Camosun College are learning about the importance of giving back to the local community by preparing a two-course lunch for up to 300 neighbours in need.
School of Arts & Science 2022 Awards
School of Arts and ScienceThe School of Arts & Science is pleased to announce the recipients of our 2022 student awards.
Chargers basketball ready for season tip-off
Camosun Chargers AthleticsThe Chargers basketball teams are ready tip-off the season this week against Island rivals, Vancouver Island University (VIU) Mariners. Basketball action will hit the court at the Pacific Institute for Sport Education (PISE) on Friday Nov. 4.
Local bargaining to begin with BCGEU local at Camosun
CommunityCamosun College is pleased to advise that on Oct. 26, a tentative agreement was reached in the negotiations between the Post-Secondary Employers’ Association and five BCGEU locals for vocational instructors.
Drought conditions emphasize increased threats to food security
IndigenousThe cancellation of this year’s annual Traditional Pit Cook at Camosun College due to increased fire risk following the long, dry season highlights the growing importance of discussing food security in the context of climate change.
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