Kelly Drennan (Print Journalism, ’98) has devoted her life to sustainability within the fashion industry, founding the now 16-year-old successful Canadian non-profit Fashion Takes Action. With her work more important than ever, she and her team continue to make progress toward a greener future.
Nick ‘Walker’ Grimshaw (Media Arts ’14, Bachelor of Film & Television ’18), who was nominated for a Canadian Screen Award for best original music in a feature-length documentary this year, says the connections he made at Sheridan, and the college’s reputation for excellence, have gone a long way in his success in the industry.
Less than a decade since graduating, Chelsea Charles (Bachelor of Illustration ’16) is releasing three books that centre on Black Canadian stories: The Hockey Jersey, Little Black Lives Matter and The Trailblazing Life of Viola Desmond: A Civil Rights Icon.
Oakville's Sheridan College will partner with the Canadian College of Technology and Trades (CCTT) in an effort to address the shortfall of skilled workers in Ontario.
Sheridan Honours Bachelor of Film and Television professor, Sibel Guvenc is one of ten film producers from across the world invited to take part in a prestigious series of workshops at the Festival de Cannes (Cannes Film Festival) in France.