The Magazine of Niagara College Canada
From virtual workshops to goodie bag deliveries, students from Niagara College are helping to brighten the lives of local youth, in partnership with Niagara-based agencies. About 50 students from NC’s Child and Youth Care (CYC) program have been working with local agencies with a focus on giving back to the community. After spending 10 hours
From virtual workshops to goodie bag deliveries, students from Niagara College are helping to brighten the lives of local youth, in partnership with Niagara-based agencies. About 50 students from NC’s Child and Youth Care (CYC) program have been working with local agencies with a focus on giving back to the community. After spending 10 hours
BPSN featured NC alumnus Mike Rao (Business Administration – Industrial Management, 1980), who has been named by the City of St. Catharines as the 2020 St. Catharines Sportsperson of the Year.
NC president Sean Kennedy and his wife Kerry enjoy birdwatching with a little help from their species ID guide. Kerry (NC Ecosystem Restoration alumna) also holds invasive plant species which she removed during their walk. Connecting with nature and protecting the planet will be the focus of Niagara College’s first Earth Week celebration April 17-25.
Niagara College alumna Angel Creary was recently in the spotlight for opening a new storefront in downtown Welland for her business, Angel Caters, which specializes in artistic baked goods.
Niagara College’s Brewmaster and Brewery Operations Management students have an idea to make the future a little brighter. In fact, they have an entire case of beer’s-worth. Graduating students have created Brewtopia: Brews for a Better Future, featuring 24 capstone beers for this term’s edition of Project Brew. “We have this idyllic idea of what