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Michael Beaulieu

Arts & Design

Be good and be fast to succeed

Apr 04, 2024

Emmy winner Michael Beaulieu (Animation ’00) looks back on his days at Sheridan when he doubted his own talent, but the encouragement from a professor set him on the path to success.
Andrew Letchuk

Equity & Inclusion

Speaking out to build inclusivity

Mar 22, 2024

Andrew Letchuk (Educational Support ’17) shares how Sheridan helped fuel his passion to create a barrier-free future for those living with disabilities.

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Business & Entrepreneurship

Building a website that educates newcomers about legal rights

Apr 2, 2024

For her practicum, Applied Creativity and Innovation student Asmaa Al Refai is breaking down barriers to legal advice that she herself once faced.

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Teaching & Learning

New LED volume, virtual production technology at Trafalgar campus

Mar 27, 2024

Investment adds to Sheridan's history as a pioneer and early adopter of emerging technologies in film and broadcast media.

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  • Connected to Nature by DesignMar 27, 2024 | Canadian Interiors Magazine
    David Peterson, architecture professor at Sheridan College, discusses a recent trend in architecture and interior design that finds people increasingly finding ways to integrate nature into projects.
  • In the Age of AI, Students Need to Develop Their Self-IntelligenceMar 21, 2024 | Harvard Business Publishing Education
    Cherie Werhun, Associate Vice Provost of Human Development and Potential at Sheridan College shares five ways educators can help cultivate these uniquely human skills.

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Research & Scholarship

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Sheridan aims to accelerate community health with nine new research projects

Nine new research projects from Sheridan will modern-day issues such as food insecurity, mental health access, and social programming for newcomers to Canada.

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Readying screen industry creators and storytellers with future-ready skills

With the rising use of technologies such a virtual reality and artificial intelligence, industry partners are looking to leaders in the innovation space to help them navigate the wave of change.

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Sheridan Research Centre Director lands Oscar nomination

David Oppenheim co-produced To Kill A Tiger, one of five Academy Award nominees for Best Documentary Feature.

Science & Technology

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Fifth annual Skills Sheridan event draws more than 100 competitors

Twenty-eight trades and technology students honoured for demonstrating excellence in their respective discipline

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Sheridan-designed purifying water bike lands in Shanghai

An innovative pedal-powered water purification system developed at Sheridan has landed in the new WorldSkills Museum in Shanghai. 

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Why is generative AI both exciting and terrifying?

In this edition of Take 5, Faculty of Animation, Arts & Design Associate Dean Myles Bartlett breaks down generative AI's capabilities, compares it to past technological advancements, discusses how educators should approach it and more.

Health & Wellness

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Honours Bachelor of Science — Osteopathy coordinator Catherine Cabral works on the back of a patient in her clinic

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Preparing for liftoff: The ideology behind Sheridan’s revolutionary osteopathy degree

First Canadian public postsecondary degree of its kind was informed by international, research, educational and multidisciplinary perspectives

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Sheridan student project ‘Layers of Loneliness’ selected as finalist for Canadian Online Publishing Awards

Developed in Winter 2022 by students in Sheridan's Journalism program, the Layers of Loneliness website explores the impact of loneliness and how to combat it.

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Living authentically: Social Service Worker alumnus serves his community through leadership in Ontario’s HIV response

After accumulating years of hands-on experience as a social worker, Dane Griffiths is creating profound change in the lives of Ontarians living with HIV as the director of the Gay Men’s Sexual Health Alliance.

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Sheridan statement regarding IRCC policy changes

Sheridan will continue to provide supports and resources as our students continue their educational journeys.

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Sheridan celebrates the return of Netflix series “Blown Away”

North America’s largest hot shop is turning up the heat this month. The highly-anticipated fourth season of Netflix’s hit reality series Blown Away is set to debut on the streaming service on March 8.

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Sheridan College and SpacesShared partner on affordable housing option matching students with older adults

Sheridan College has proudly partnered with SpacesShared, an innovative online homesharing platform, to help solve the growing challenge of affordable student housing.

 
 

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