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Lambton College is a small college, with 2500 full time and 5000 part time students. The college provides students with a wide range of programs in one, two and three year diploma programs. The college also offers post-graduate programs and specialized training. More recently, the college has begun offering bachelor degree programs in conjunction with other colleges and universities including University of Windsor, Brock University and University of Waterloo. There are also a number of Continuing Education programs and courses available, both in class and online. |
Lambton College is a small college, with 2500 full time and 5000 part time students. The college provides students with a wide range of programs in one, two and three year diploma programs. The college also offers post-graduate programs and specialized training. More recently, the college has begun offering bachelor degree programs in conjunction with other colleges and universities including University of Windsor, Brock University and University of Waterloo. There are also a number of Continuing Education programs and courses available, both in class and online. |
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The Lambton Inn is the college's newly renovated residence, featuring 140 double rooms. The residence is in close proximity to the school, including the library, student center and gym, as well as the Sarnia Sports and Entertainment Centre, the movie theatre, restaurants and the Lambton Mall. There are also many activities for residence students to do on campus as well, with activities and events organized by the Residence Council. |
The Lambton Inn is the college's newly renovated residence, featuring 140 double rooms. The residence is in close proximity to the school, including the library, student center and gym, as well as the [[Sarnia Sports and Entertainment Centre]], the movie theatre, restaurants and the Lambton Mall. There are also many activities for residence students to do on campus as well, with activities and events organized by the Residence Council. |
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The Lion’s Den is the campus’ fully licensed pub and entertainment facility. There is plenty to do, with 3 pool tables, an air hockey table, video games, darts, TVs and music playing constantly. |
The Lion’s Den is the campus’ fully licensed pub and entertainment facility. There is plenty to do, with 3 pool tables, an air hockey table, video games, darts, TVs and music playing constantly. |
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In 1998, the [[Sarnia Sports and Entertainment Centre]] was built on the college's campus. It is the home location of the [[Sarnia Sting]] of the [[Ontario Hockey League]], and is primarily used as a hockey arena. However, there are numerous shows, concerts and events that happen throughout the year. |
In 1998, the [[Sarnia Sports and Entertainment Centre]] was built on the college's campus. It is the home location of the [[Sarnia Sting]] of the [[Ontario Hockey League]], and is primarily used as a hockey arena. However, there are numerous shows, concerts and events that happen throughout the year. |
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[[Sarnia]] is a city of 75,000 people located on the shores of Lake Huron. The proximity of both the lake and the St. Clair River make it the perfect place to be in the summer months. There are numerous beaches in the area, and Grand Bend is just a short drive away. Sarnia is also in close proximity to Detroit and London, and within driving distance to Toronto. There are an abundance of bars and restaurants to frequent, as well as a large number of outdoor activities and festivals. |
[[Sarnia]] is a city of 75,000 people located on the shores of Lake Huron. The proximity of both the lake and the St. Clair River make it the perfect place to be in the summer months. There are numerous beaches in the area, and Grand Bend is just a short drive away. Sarnia is also in close proximity to [[Detroit, Michigan]] and [[London, Ontario]], and within driving distance to [[Toronto]]. There are an abundance of bars and restaurants to frequent, as well as a large number of outdoor activities and festivals. |
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| Motto | The bridge to your future. |
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| Type | Public |
| Established | 1967 |
| President | Tony Hanlon |
| Students | 2,500 full-time 5,000 part-time |
| Location | , , |
| Campus | Urban |
| Mascot | Lion |
| Website | http://www.lambton.on.ca/ |
Lambton College is a Canadian college of applied arts and technology in Sarnia, Ontario.
Lambton College is a small college, with 2500 full time and 5000 part time students. The college provides students with a wide range of programs in one, two and three year diploma programs. The college also offers post-graduate programs and specialized training. More recently, the college has begun offering bachelor degree programs in conjunction with other colleges and universities including University of Windsor, Brock University and University of Waterloo. There are also a number of Continuing Education programs and courses available, both in class and online.
The Lambton Inn is the college's newly renovated residence, featuring 140 double rooms. The residence is in close proximity to the school, including the library, student center and gym, as well as the Sarnia Sports and Entertainment Centre, the movie theatre, restaurants and the Lambton Mall. There are also many activities for residence students to do on campus as well, with activities and events organized by the Residence Council.
The Lion’s Den is the campus’ fully licensed pub and entertainment facility. There is plenty to do, with 3 pool tables, an air hockey table, video games, darts, TVs and music playing constantly.
Lambton College is noted for its strength in the Technology and Applied Science department due to its location in Canada's Chemical Valley. Additionally, it is the only school to house an industry fire house in Canada.
Lambton College features a high graduate employment rate of 93%. This could be attributed to the large number of co-op and apprenticeship opportunities available in many programs.
In 1998, the Sarnia Sports and Entertainment Centre was built on the college's campus. It is the home location of the Sarnia Sting of the Ontario Hockey League, and is primarily used as a hockey arena. However, there are numerous shows, concerts and events that happen throughout the year.
Sarnia is a city of 75,000 people located on the shores of Lake Huron. The proximity of both the lake and the St. Clair River make it the perfect place to be in the summer months. There are numerous beaches in the area, and Grand Bend is just a short drive away. Sarnia is also in close proximity to Detroit, Michigan and London, Ontario, and within driving distance to Toronto. There are an abundance of bars and restaurants to frequent, as well as a large number of outdoor activities and festivals.
List of Schools at Lambton College
- School of Business and Sports Administration
- School of Fire Sciences
- School of Health and Community Services
- School of Liberal Studies
- School of Technology, Applied Science and Apprenticeship
- Contract Training
- International Educational Services
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