The Foundation’s Statement of Purpose
The Champlain College Saint-Lambert Foundation is a nonprofit organization established in 1986 to support the growth and success of Champlain College Saint-Lambert. Its mandate is to generate resources for the College to assist in its continued dedication to fostering the individual success of its students and their development as well-rounded, responsible and informed citizens of the world. The Foundation raises funds for a variety of College needs including capital improvements, new equipment acquisition, student awards and scholarships, learning resources, extracurricular activities and endowments.
Why Support the College
Champlain College Saint-Lambert strives to ensure that its students are at the front and centre. With your donation, the College becomes an even better education experience. By raising much needed funds other than those supported by government funding, the College will be able to succeed in its mission to foster the individual success of its students and their development as well-rounded, responsible and informed citizens of the world.
Foundation Directors and Members
- Don Shewan, Acting President
- Vince Amato
- Vincent Gagné
- Georges Germain
- Michael Newton
- Terry Shields
- Robert Taylor
- Kevin Thornhill
- George Wallace
- Paul Conway
Ethical Fundraising & Financial Accounting Code
The Champlain College Saint-Lambert Foundation Board of Directors has adopted Imagine Canada’s Ethical Fundraising and Financial Accountability Code as its policy. In so doing, members of the governing board commit to being responsible custodians of donated funds, to exercise due care concerning the governance of fundraising and financial reporting, and to ensure to the best of their ability that the organization adheres to the provisions of the Code.
Congratulations to the 2013 Scholarship Winners
On March 20, 2013, forty students shared more than $29,000 in scholarships for their exceptional academic performance. The recognition and encouragement of student achievement are at the very heart of the College’s mission. Best wishes for more success in the future!
Champlain College Saint-Lambert Foundation Scholarships
Entrance Scholarships valued at $750 are awarded to the student in each program who attained the highest average in high school. We congratulate this year’s winners:
ROSALIE ALLARD – Health Science
ANTHONY KAZAZIAN – Pure & Applied Science
ALYSSIA KRENCISZ – International Baccalaureate
DOMINIQUE DEGRÉ – Liberal Arts
FRÉDÉRIQUE BERGER-LATOUR – Creative Arts
MARION LEQUIENT – Modern Languages
HEATHER SCHURMAN – Social Science: World Studies
VÉRONIQUE SAAD – Social Science: World Studies with Math
CATHERINE CARON – Social Science: General
STÉPHANIE AUDET – Social Science: Criminology Option
JULIA VINCENT-RICHARD – Social Science: Education Option
ALEXANDRA LAPALME – Social Science: Psychology Option
CHRISTOS LEMBESSIS – Social Science: Commerce Studies Option
JOSÉANNE BÉLANGER-NAUD – Sport Marketing & Management
THANH-NGUYEN LAM – Advertising Management
SYLVIE TRAN – Graphic Communications
ISABELLE FILION – Nursing
SARAH MARY NELLIS – Tourism Management
KRISTOPHER CHASLES – Computer Science
WILLIAM LECLERC – Computer Science and Mathematics
General Education Scholarships
Candidates that have completed 3 semesters in their pre-university or 5 semesters in their technical program are eligible for these $750 scholarships. The successful candidate has achieved the highest academic average in the required General Education courses.
Congratulations to AMOL RAUT – Pre-University Program and CAMILLE DESROSIERS – Career Program
Sodexo Scholarships
The Sodexo Award is given to the incoming student with the highest overall average from high school, selected outside of the pool of program-based entrance scholarship winners.
Congratulations to SARAH DE WILDE – Health Science for winning this award.
Bourses d’excellence Desjardins
The Fédération des Caisses Desjardins du Québec, région Rive-Sud de Montreal awards scholarships to students enrolled full-time in a program who have obtained the highest Cote de rendement collegial in the first year of their studies without any failed courses. Each award is valued at $750.
Congratulations to:
ISABELLE DI SANTE – Graphic Communications
JOÉE DUCHARME – Social Science: General
VICTORIA JAKLIN –Modern Languages
AMOL RAUT – Health Science
RYAN LANGUAY– Pure & Applied Science
JASMINE BUCCI – International Baccalaureate
JEFFREY MAROIS-McKENZIE – Computer Science
PATRICK PILOTTE – Social Science: Commerce Option
JORDAN MC ARAN BOURQUE – Liberal Arts
STÉPHANIE LORD – Social Science: Criminology Option
JULIA ÉTHIER – Social Science: World Studies with Math
ELIZABETH GAUDREAULT – Tourism Management
KARINA VEILLEUX – Social Science: World Studies
JESSICA HÉBERT – Social Science: Education Option
MARTINE LABRECQUE – Social Science: Psychology Option
NOÉMIE ARPIN-GABA – Advertising Management
CAMILLE DESROSIERS – Sport Marketing & Management
SIERRA LAPOINTE – Creative Arts
PASQUALINA CICCAGLIONE – Nursing