On behalf of SCWI and the Symposium Organizing Committee I would like to offer our deep appreciation to all those whose contributions to our third virtual Symposium helped to make it another resounding success.
Phil Hedges, in our keynote address, spoke about: Keeping Our Eyes on the Prize: Celebrating the First 25 Years of SCWI. In his presentation, Phil chronicled the history of SCWI from a time before the project got underway. He cited the education environment in Ontario within which the project has grown and all of the many steps over the course of 25 years that bring us to where we are in 2022. Phil also spent a good deal of time in preparation for his talk by interviewing past dual credit students and he was able to give us the very compelling insights into their experiences offered by these grads. Phil’s talk may be found on this website and it has already become “must viewing” for anyone interested in SCWI history.
Special thanks to all the presenters, moderators, facilitators, tech supporters and especially the attendees for helping to make the 2022 Annual Symposium another very valuable experience! I look forward to seeing you at our in-person Symposium, May 9, 2023 at Humber College.
David Armstrong
Project Officer
School-College-Work Initiative
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The winners all received a $50 e-gift card from Indigo:
Kathy Duego - RPT 9 - Logistic & Budget Support Officer, Academic Partnership, Algonquin College
Christina Bazzo - RPT 2 - Community-Based Educator, York Region DSB
Adrienne Gurfinkel - RPT 2 - Guidance/Student Success, York Region DSB