It’s been a year we certainly will never forget!
While we look forward to welcoming a new year, Loyalist College will be sharing holiday messages for the last 20 days of 2020.
Here’s Loyalist College President and CEO, Dr. Ann Marie Vaughan.
The holiday season is a wonderful time to reflect with gratitude, to let you know how much we appreciate you, and the…
Check out different holiday messages from staff and students over the course of the next few weeks.
In celebration of the upcoming holiday season, we’re featuring 20 messages of gratitude from Loyalist students who are…
The main entrance to the Kente Building at Loyalist College in Belleville. (Photo: David Foot / Quinte News)
“The need to protect our communities and support individuals is more critical than ever with increasing natural disasters associated with weather and geological events, as well as those created by humans, including technological incidents, events related to hazardous materials, and criminal attacks,” said Dr. Ann Marie Vaughan, Loyalist College President and CEO. “The shortage of emergency managers that existed prior to the pandemic has been exacerbated by increasing demands for the safeguarding of society through disaster preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation. This new program, the result of ongoing conversations with government, public and private sector partners, will immediately address these skills gaps to help Ontario strategically prepare for a safer future.”