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SLC Employee Awards recognize and honour SLC’s outstanding faculty, administrators, support staff, and student employees. The deadline to nominate someone who has made a difference at the College for a 2024 SLC Employee Award is Friday, April 19 by end of day. It takes only a few minutes to complete the initial nomination form. Nominators will be contacted by Ashleigh Fortune, Manager, Employee Development, who will provide support throughout the nomination process. Recipients of the 2024 SLC Employee Awards will be announced at the Learning Connections Conference on May 22-23.

Welcome author and award-winning entrepreneur Zahra Al-Harazi as our keynote at LCC 2024 on the morning of May 23rd.  

Drawing from her journey to becoming one of Canada’s top designers and creativity experts, Zahra Al-Harazi shows audiences how to leverage their creative potential to navigate the challenges of our rapidly changing world. She provides a simple yet powerful framework to help spark creative endeavours and drive transformational growth, on both a personal and organizational level. Read more about Zahra Al-Harazi’s work by visiting the LCC website.

The LCC Planning Team began exploring various themes in September 2023 by reviewing the participant feedback from last year’s conference and met with various groups at the college to learn about new college initiatives. These observations were shared with our brilliant SLC Communications department, and they worked diligently to amalgamate the ideas into this year’s theme: Creating: Our Future Together

LCC 2024 will bring us together to learn and be inspired by trends and developments shaping the world and impacting our students and college. Visit the human side of what we do through a lens of what could be possible as we prepare for the future, together.

This year’s conference will begin with a keynote by David Usher (Juno Award-Winning Musician | Creativity and AI Expert) as he uses a mix of conversation, experimentation, and live music, in a presentation designed to open the mind, lift the spirit and show us how flexible creative thinking is the perfect tool to help us navigate this period of disruption. We invite you to read more about David Usher’s work by visiting the LCC website

Learn more about the theme and announcement of our first keynote via the SLC News Article

We would like to thank everyone in the SLC community for submitting their applications for the LCC Program Development Sub-Committee. These individuals will join the larger planning team in shaping the learning experiences for our LCC celebration this year.

Learn more about the committee via the SLC News Article