On Monday, August 19th you are invited to come directly to the cafeteria for a used book sale, flea market style. The fast way to buy or sell your books.  

Sellers: No fees. You just

come to the gym with your books. Don't forget to identify all your books with your name, phone number and price of sale. Bring some change with

you. New and returning students will be encouraged to visit the used book sale.

List of books sold at the bookstore this semester.

You may also buy and sell your books on the SLC Portal. Go to your SLC Portal, in the left hand menu under: My Omnivox Services and you will

see a second hand books tab. Just follow the instructions.

Last but not least, you may put an add on the bulletin board next to the microwaves.

For more info see Joanne in room 272.

New students who attended the Welcome evening in May only have to pick-up their cards on Monday. New students who have yet to have their picture taken, may do so in room 272.  

Returning students already have their cards from last year. Should you need to have your card replaced, you will be charged a fee of $10.

If so, your RTC (OPUS) card must be updated confirming your student status to keep paying the student price. 

If you are 19 years old or will be by September 30th, you must go to a RTC service centre to have your student status confirmed. To do so, please go to the reception desk to obtain the necessary form.

VERY IMPORTANT!

Be sure to go to your portal and verify your permanent and temporary address as well as your phone numbers and EMAIL.  It is your responsibility to make sure we have the correct coordinates on file.  

NEWSLETTER: We will send the newsletter out every Monday pm to the email address in our system. If you do not receive the newsletter, please check your junk mail and add it to the safe sender list. If it is not there, we do not have the proper email for your.  

Please see Betty in room 235 or Joanne in room 272 for more info. 

This semester, the English Department is again offering a special workshop for students taking the course 603-101-MQ: Introduction to College English. The purpose of this workshop is to focus on grammar and writing skills more exclusively than in the students' regular English course, where a great deal of time is devoted to literature. The teacher will present the essential elements of English grammar in a very structured way, and he will help students individually with their written assignments for any of their courses at St. Lawrence. Students who enroll in this workshop will be required to attend one 100-minute class every week on either Tuesday or Thursday, from 12:10 to 13:50, until the end of the semester. Students interested in signing up for this workshop should come and see John Whitt in his office (334) or email him (jwhitt@slc.qc.ca) as soon as possible, preferably during the first week of classes, but by August 30th at the latest.

Vous êtes classé en français 900 ?

Vous aimeriez aider des élèves en difficulté ?

Venez à la réunion d'information du Programme d'Aide en Français (PAF)

Le jeudi 29 août

12h30

Local : 351

MIO : Andrée-Anne Giguère