Salvation Army

It's time to start collecting items for our annual campus Family Sponsorship program with the Salvation Army. This year there is a shortage of toy donations for children, most specifically babies, toddlers, and teens from 14-17 years old.

If you would like to contribute please bring your unwrapped items to the donation box in Michelle Hutt's office.

Thank you for making the effort to participate, the Salvation Army is very grateful of our ongoing generosity.

King Holiday Potluck

Get ready to celebrate the end of the Fall semester! The Annual Holiday Potluck Lunch will be held at King Campus on Monday, December 20th at noon in Pod C. Please remember to return your RSVP to Cassidy Sharman in Administration.

November Highlights

Welcome to the November edition of the King Campus News. The Learning Centre has new tutors, the library has a new video streaming database, and there is much more going on! Read on to find out what's new.

Canadian Blood Services

Canadian Blood Services would like to thank those who participated for their support in hosting, coordinating and promoting the blood drive at King Campus on Monday, November 1st. A total of 68 donors attended the clinic resulting in the collection of 36 units of blood. This amount can save or improve the lives of up to 108 people. Thank you to all the blood donors, your contribution is tremendously valuable.

The Learning Centre's New Tutors

The Learning Centre provides FREE tutoring for general and program-specific courses. The Learning Centre is open Monday to Thursday from 8:00 am – 6:00 pm and Fridays from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm and is located within the Library.

Joining the Learning Centre team this semester are Co-op Students from the University of Waterloo. Featured in this picture are: Audrey Wong, English Tutor; Robyn Hocking, English Tutor; Allison Simone, Learning Centre Support Officer; Marlene Lecompte, Faculty Advisor; Jenifer Nguyen, Math Tutor; and Khanh Tran, Health Science Tutor.

Food Pantry

Just a reminder that the food pantry is still available for students. The food pantry is an emergency food service for students and is located in the Learning Centre. For more information on the food pantry, please contact Marlene Lecompte.

Films On Demand

Seneca Libraries now offers Films On Demand, a streaming video collection of educational films covering a broad range of subjects and supporting programs such as Police Foundations, Nursing, Social Work, Early Childhood Education, and many more. Videos are available as Flash Video streams, but Windows Media and QuickTime formats are also available for most titles. If you have questions please drop by the library or contact Information Services Librarian, Manda Plavsa.