Student
Services & Activities
Whether
you are a student, alumnae/i, member of the community or visitor, Champlain
St-Lambert normally has plenty of activities and special events around
campus. We say "normally" because it is the winter holiday period when
most of our students are off for a few weeks of well-deserved rest and
relaxation. After the holidays, check back here often for the latest
events going on at the College. In the meantime, here's a taste of what
is coming up:
Telephone
registration for Continuing Education begins January 8
Telephone
registration for Continuing Education runs from January 8 to January
10, 5:30 pm to 9:00 pm. The phone number is 450-672-6044. Have your
student ID number, the course numbers for the course you want to take
and your credit card handy. For information about our Winter semester
course offerings, click
here.
Call
for Continuing Education in-person registration as of January 9
If this is the first time that you are registering for Continuing Education
courses at Champlain St-Lambert or if you are a returning student and
need assistance with registration, call either January 9 or January
10, from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm to make an appointment for in-person registration.
Our phone number is 450-672-6046. For information about our Winter semester
course offerings, click here.
Registration
for Winter 2001 day time studies begins January 10
Are
you a day-time D.E.C. student? Registration for the Winter 2001 semester
will be running from Wednesday, January 10 to Thursday, January 18.
Registration is in the Library. You must first pickup a Registration
Package from the Registrar's Office (F-103) - ideally before the Winter
Holidays. The Registrar's Office will be open December 18, 19, 21 and
22 from 9:30 am to 12:00 and 1:00 pm to 4:30 pm. Students may also pickup
packages as of January 3, 2001. Note: Anyone can pickup your registration
package for you, however, they must have your ID card with them.
Classes
begin January 22, 2001
Oh,
how fast the holidays went! Classes for day-time D.E.C. students begin
January 22, 2001.
Fine Arts Exhibit beginning February 2, 2001
The
Champlain St-Lambert Art Gallery is the visual component of the College's
fine arts and creative arts curriculums. It is an aesthetic and intellectually
stimulating showcase of art in various media, created by Champlain St-Lambert
students. The next exhibit is self-curated and will begin February 2,
2001. The gallery is located on the second floor of the "G" block.
February
15 --
Course withdrawal deadline Today is the deadline for course withdrawals
for the Winter semester. If you are dropping a course, make certain
you fill out the necessary paperwork at the Registrar's Office by today
at the latest.
February
16 --
Midnight
Madness Tournament Featured sport: Basketball. Check the online Hub
for more details the week of February 12!
New
IB options for Fall 2001
To
mark its tenth anniversary as an International Baccalaureate school,
Champlain St-Lambert is very proud to introduce two new options to its
IB program: · Computer Science & Economics
· Theatre Arts & Psychology
The
new Computer Science & Economics option will provide students
with exceptional preparation for any Bachelor of Arts program, in particular
for majors in Economics or Decisional Sciences. The option will also
prepare students for university admission in Information Technology,
Computer Science, Management Information Systems, Business Administration,
Commerce, and Management. Employment forecasts in IT areas indicate
unparalleled growth well into the 21st century.
The
new Theatre Arts & Psychology option is designed to offer students
a dynamic and flexible approach to theatre as a composite art and to
allow students to come to certain insights about both the human mind
and the human condition as they play themselves out on the stage of
daily life. This option will give students a global exposure to the
theatre arts, encourage and nurture individual creative processes, and
teach how to study life. The IB Theatre Arts & Psychology option will
prepare students for admission to most Bachelor of Arts programs, including
Communications, Performing Arts (Theatre), and Psychology.
