Take a look at the latest masterpieces of the Painting students!

« Final Projects » is an exhibition of the students of the Art and Aesthetics: Painting class. Our exhibition is on display in the hallway of the 3^rd floor between the staircase and the exit and in the front display case on the 2nd floor beside the main entrance until mid May.

All students chose to paint either an original composition or to copy or to be inspired by a painting. Original compositions were done with a combination of a variety of references including personal and professional photos, postcards, books and sketches from reality, memory or imagination. Students copying paintings did so after a thorough analysis of the artist's technique, examining the brushwork, the evidence of layers of paint, and the artist's colour scheme.

Catherine Wang's original composition "Koi Fish" is shown here.

Congratulations art students for creating an ambitious exhibition of expressive artwork with a wide variety of styles and subject matter!

Many thanks to everyone who participated in making this fundraiser a success.
We raised $935.40.
You all make a difference in helping find a cure for multiple sclerosis. Thank you very much! Diane Denault.

Need Money? Want to get rid of your old books?

Come and drop your books at The Entrepreneurship Club Book Market!

We will collect your books between 11:30 and 13:00 @ the cafeteria, from May 5 to May 15.

The Book Market committee will sell your books next semester and will give you back your money!

EMPTY YOUR LOCKER BEFORE YOU LEAVE FOR THE SUMMER

Remember to clean out your lockers before you leave for the summer. All lockers must be emptied and locks removed before Friday, May 16th. Even if you are coming back next term and/or using the fitness center, you must empty your locker. You will be assigned a new locker next fall. After May 23rd all locks will be cut and the lockers will be emptied of their contents.

IMPORTANT: We do not keep the contents of the lockers! Clothes are given to charity and the books recycled. For more info see Joanne in room 272.

Student Jobs

Getting a job or doing an internship while you're still at school is a great way to gain professional experience you can put on your résumé, upgrade your skills and make contacts in the working world. The sooner you start exploring the labour market, the sooner you'll be able to decide on a career.

The following pages describe how to find a student job in the Québec civil service, a municipal administration or the private sector.

http://emploiquebec.gouv.qc.ca/citoyens/trouver-un-emploi/emplois-et-stages-pour-etudiants/

STILL NEED A SUMMER JOB?

We receive new job offers regularly. Follow this link weekly to see all the summer jobs offered to our SLC students. http://www.slc.qc.ca/socio-cultural/job-offers-students

A PASSION PLAY

An original concert musical entitled "A Passion Play" will be presented on Saturday, May 10th at 19:30 in St. Patrick's Church (1147 de Salaberry). The music and lyrics are by John Halpin and the original script is by Hubert Radoux, Barry O'Connell and John Halpin. Several St. Lawrence staff members are singing. Everyone is welcome. Admission is free and parking is available in the L'ilot St. Patrick; parking tickets may be validated in the vestibule of the church.

PARKING AT THE PYRAMID?

NO! You will be towed! This is very, very expensive and your car is towed very very far away. You have been warned.

ST. LAWRENCE ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2014-2015

Should you be planning to travel in 2014-2015, please verify the academic calendar before reserving your trip.

If you plan a trip during the semester or during the exam period, you run the risk of failing the course.

http://www.slc.qc.ca/academics/academic-calendar-0

Insurance documents for students

SLC Students have insurance coverage, with SSQ Assurances, in case of accidents on campus. For more information please follow this link: http://www.slc.qc.ca/socio-cultural/insurance-documents-students

2014-2015 Student Council

Here are the members of your student council 2014-2015

President: William Courteau

Financial officer: Catherine Bédard

Internal officer: Benoit Boiteau Robert

Social officer: Raphaelle Renzo Gaudet

Communication officer: Sophie Racine Méndez

Academic officer: Alexandre Thibault

September 2014:

In September, elections will be held for the positions for first year students.

Vice-President, Assistant Social Officer *, Administrative Agent: *, Artistic Director: *

*Modifications to the first year positions may be made (changes, additions or removal) before the elections in September.

For more info, please contact your student council (MIO).

Job offers for Fall 2014

We are hiring for Fall 2014 Semester

Library Happy Hour 5 à 7

Job description: Help the students. Close up the Library and prepare for the next day.

Job requirement:You must be a Peer Tutor or willing to be one.

Hours and salary: 4 hours/week $12.00/hour

Deadline to register: Friday, August 29^th, 2014

APPLICATION FORMS AVAILABLE AT THE LIBRARY CIRCULATION DESK.

Library Books
The end of the semester is coming...

To avoid fines... Please bring your books back before May 16^th, 2014

Stock up on summer reading...

As of May 5^th, you may borrow up to 10 books until August 25^th, 2014 Have a great summer!

Want the very latest scoop on what's happening at Cégep Champlain St. Lawrence? Follow us on Facebook by clicking here. Like our page to be kept updated regularly on what's happening at the college. Find us under Champlain - St. Lawrence.

LION GRADUATES

It is soon time to say good bye to our Lions Graduates. We wish you all good luck with your future plans next fall. Thank you to all our supporters and see you next year.

To see our Lion graduates just follow this link: (if you cannot see the pictures, right click to zoom in)

On May 25, 2014, we will be hundreds walking to support research on Multiple Sclerosis.

I will be walking especially for Mélanie, my son's wife.

But also for every person that suffers from this disease.

Please, help support the research.

You can also donate online:

http://mssoc.convio.net/site/TR/Walk/DivisionduQubec?px=1448932&pg=personal&fr_id=3193&s_locale=en_CA

Thank you very much!

Diane Denault

You have travel plans for the summer?

Share your pictures with us!

Drop by room 272 and get a free SLC tshirt with proof of travel. Then off you go out into the world. Send us a picture of yourself wearing your tshirt and we will add you to our SLC around the world presentation.

Follow this link to view our past travellers:http://youtu.be/yo-fwXjSvUI

SLC AROUND THE WORLD 2013

Need financial help to pursue your studies?

A list of scholarships may be found on our website. Follow this link

You never know, maybe you could have access to money you were not aware of. Not all scholarships require high grades. Check out the list. For more info, see Nicole-Anne Daigle and Kim Patenaude, our guidance counsellors. Their offices are in the library.

Dr. Guthrie Memorial Scholarship

Extended deadline May 7, 2014

This one-year scholarship ($3000) is awarded to an outstanding student entering the first year of a university programme in health studies. (Dr. of Medicine or Bachelor of Nursing Science).

Send Nicole Anne Daigle or Kim Patenaude a MIO for the application form.

Jeunes Boursiers des Grands Québécois 2014

Deadline: Friday, May 23, 16:00

Four, $1,000 scholarships will be awarded to students who have shown academic achievement and who were highly involved in extra-curricular activities. You may apply if you will be a Laval student next fall. For additionnal details regarding the eligibility requirements or the application process, click here.

Completed application forms must be brought to Nicole Anne Daigle's office (jeunes boursiers only).

LAST CHANCE FOR LOST AND FOUND ITEMS.

Any item left at the lost and found will be given to charity or thrown away. Deadline to pick up your lost stuff will be Friday, May 23rd.

Show your colors! Team gear available in room 272

Proud to be a lion? Then prove it:
Tshirts $15, Long Sleeve Tshirts $20, Shorts $35, Sweat Pants $30, Water bottles $5.
Come to room 272