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Stacey Chomiak holding a copy of her memoir, 'Still Stace'.

Equity & Inclusion

Gay and still a Christian, Still Stace

Jun 20, 2022

Animation graduate Stacey Chomiak’s memoir, Still Stace – My Gay Christian Coming-of-Age Story, chronicles her journey to reconcile her sexuality with her religion.
2022 PSB Hall of Fame inductees Al Ramsay and Ashleigh Montague

Business & Entrepreneurship

Al Ramsay and Ashleigh Montague inducted into Pilon School of Business Hall of Fame

Jun 29, 2022

"They are ushering positive change into our communities through innovative business practices and entrepreneurship," PSB Dean Dr. Anne-Liisa Longmore says of Hall's newest inductees.

Fast Award Winner

Teaching & Learning

More than $300,000 in academic awards handed out to Sheridan students during end-of-year ceremonies

Jun 15, 2022

Thanks to our supporters, Sheridan recognizes and celebrates student achievement

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Equity & Inclusion

Young Africa Works – TVET 14: Gender equality policies and training – project updates and next steps

Jun 17, 2022

In June 2021, Sheridan and Niagara colleges announced a partnership with the Mastercard Foundation’s Young Africa Works-Kenya: Youth Employability through Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) program.

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Finding a cyber security solution for the manufacturing industry

Professor Nicholas Johnston knew that he had the perfect opportunity to apply his passion and research expertise in cybersecurity when presented with a project tackling security gaps in a manufacturing industry partner’s web application software.

Sheridan College Research

Redefining health care delivery with the Clinic of the Future

As a leader in health innovation applied research, Sheridan continues to find unique solutions to pressing health care challenges with industry and community partners.

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$2M grant supports collaborative research on virtual humans

Sheridan and its partners have been awarded a highly-competitive $2 million grant to support the creation of a universally accessible, open-source solution for the animation of virtual humans. Virtual humans are becoming more prevalent for training, simulation and health care, presenting a need for applied research and development to provide innovative solutions to the challenges of procedural generation.

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Kris Girdauskas (centre) with Sheridan graduates Amanpreet Singh (left) and Dhruvil Patel (right) at Re-Strike.

Tools for success

Kris Girdauskas (Tool and Die Maker Apprentice ’02) set up his own shop a couple of months before his graduation, and has been striding towards success since then, with the help of fellow alumni.

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Sheridan changes name of cyber security degree program

Canada's first undergraduate cyber security degree will now be known as the Honours Bachelor of Information Sciences (Cyber Security).

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Cyber security student club born from a culture of camaraderie

ISSessions has grown from seven members in its first year to more than 700 today, providing opportunities for students to learn outside of class, engage with alumni and employers, gain valuable hands-on experience and more.

Health & Wellness

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Kinesiologists’ expertise critical to a safe return to exercise

Sheridan professor Dr. Tanya Holloway agrees that regular exercise is a great way to improve your health — as long as you aren’t doing too much, too soon after a COVID infection.

Steven Botelho

Alumnus’ puppets help children navigate mental health

Steven Botelho (Illustration ‘05) is reaching out to children through puppets, helping them to navigate mental health issues.

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It’s Good To Be ‘Back Home Again’! Oakville Festivals of Film and Art proudly presents Sheridan alumna’s award-winning film

The Oakville Festivals of Film and Art (OFFA) presents the screening of “Back Home Again” in partnership with Bell Let’s Talk, Sheridan College, and Sheridan Alumna and Executive Producer Charmaine Hammond, on May 6th, 2022.  The film has traveled the country’s film festival circuit and is making a special appearance in Oakville.

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Update on public health measures

The following changes to our public health measures will come into effect on April 25, 2022 bringing Sheridan in line with provincial directives while still providing our community with the opportunity to take personal precautions relative to their own comfort levels.   

Drawing inspiration

Domee Shi breaks new ground with remarkable career

Sheridan Animation graduate Domee Shi reflects on bringing a personal twist into her films. 

Ravleen Kaur

Alumna brings hope to sexual assault, abuse survivors

Ravleen Kaur (Social Service Program ’18) refused to be a bystander to crimes against women and is now helping victims of abuse and human trafficking escape toxic situations and build new lives for themselves.

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