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This time of year, it’s easy to hang up your health and fitness goals and say, “I’ll get back to it in the New Year.” However, this actually makes it ten times harder in January. You may say to yourself one of the following: “There’s no time”, “I can’t get to the gym”, “I’m not motivated”, “I’m too tired”, and “I’m stressed”. All of these statements are true! So how do you overcome this? 1. Make a...

Winter is a prime season to indulge in a good bowl of hot soup. The mellow flavour of minestrone soup, one of Italy’s best-known dishes, makes a wonderful addition to any menu. The greatest thing about this recipe is it tastes even better reheated the following day. This soup will keep for up to a week when stored in a tightly sealed container in the fridge.

According to the Center for Applied Special Technology, UDL "is a set of principles for curriculum development that give all individuals equal opportunities to learn. UDL provides a blueprint for creating instructional goals, methods, materials, and assessments that work for everyone--not a single, one-size-fits-all solution but rather flexible approaches that can be customized and adjusted for...

Building and maintaining good exercise habits are important to staying strong and healthy year round. When the snow and cold air comes, many people have a hard time keeping the momentum going. Here are a few helpful tips to keep your workouts on track all winter long.

Michele Beaudoin, Vice-President, Student Services and the Reputation and Brand Management team have worked closely with Student Services managers and staff to create an awareness campaign that focuses on the many facilities and support services available to our students outside the classroom. Research in student engagement and persistence reinforces that a combination of academic challenge and a...

A milestone moment for Fanshawe College's Paramedic program took place in December as the first peer-reviewed publication from a student-led research project in the program was published. The study, by Lucy Kus, Cassidy Gosling and Taylor Wilson investigated empathy levels in paramedic students, was published in the latest issue of the journal 'International Paramedic Practice'. Faculty member...

Kayla Kok, a Fanshawe Respiratory Therapy student in her second year has just been published in the winter edition, January 2019 of the Ontario Respiratory Care Society publication Update on respiratory health, research and education. Kayla wrote a comprehensive and well-written review of the article Human Airway Branch Variation and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. Kayla’s article is...

The construction industry today is fuelled by technology, on and off the job site. Accessing and using this technology is crucial to success and a good device is a necessary tool. Your PC device is your connection to the modern construction project, from design and site plans, to layout and design drawings, to project management and scheduling information. In order to access and use the software...

Educational pathways are personalized roadmaps for academic and career success that outline the credentials and skills you'll need to reach your goals.