Champlain Regional College

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Champlain Regional College

Established	1971
Type	CEGEP
Location	Quebec, Canada
Campus-Locations	Lennoxville, Saint-Lambert, Quebec City
Website	www.champlaincollege.qc.ca
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Champlain Regional College was founded in 1971 and named in honour of Samuel de Champlain, the first governor of New France. He was a man whose accomplishments reflect the strength of his intellect, the breadth of his imagination and the quality of his judgement.

The College offers post-secondary pre-university (CEGEP), technical and training programs to communities in three distinct regions of Quebec.

Located in Quebec, Canada, the College is a public English-language educational institution which is composed of administrative offices in Sherbrooke and three campuses: Champlain-Lennoxville in Lennoxville, Champlain-St. Lambert in Saint-Lambert on Montreal's South Shore, and Champlain-St. Lawrence in the Quebec City area.

Programs Offered

Pre-University Programs

International Baccalaureate - Enriched Sciences Option
International Baccalaureate - Enriched Commerce & Management Option
Science Program - Pure & Applied Sciences Option
Science Program - Health Sciences Option
Explorations Science
Social Science - Choice Option
Social Science - Commerce Option
Social Science - Education Option
Social Science - Criminology Option
Social Science - Psychology Option
Social Science - World Studies Option
Creative Arts, Languages & Literature - Creative Arts Option
Creative Arts, Languages & Literature - Modern Languages Option
Liberal Arts

Career Programs

Advertising Management (Business Management)
Sport Marketing & Management Option (Business Management)
Graphic Communications Option (Office Systems Technology)
Tourism Management Option (Tourism)
Programming for Web, Multimedia & Business (Computer Science)

Special Needs

Adam's P.A.C.E.
Post-Secondary Alternative Community-Based Education

Extracurricular Activities

Champlain College is home to many extracurricular activities. Events such as food festivals, barbecues, fashion shows, ski trips and variety shows are monthly happenings at Champlain College. Students are encouraged to participate in organizing these activities. Most of the after school activities that happen at Champlain College are actually organized by students. The CSA (Champlain Student's Association) gives student's an opportunity to get involved in school politics by giving them the chance to be involved in organizing activities and managing funds provided to them. At registration, 10 dollars of the registration fee is provided to the CSA to stimulate student activities on campus.

External links

Champlain Regional College Website

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Motto: Maximus in Minimus
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Ville de MontrÃ©al
City of Montreal

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